Daily Reviews Summary 11/04/07

Reviews 52794 Published by Philipp Esselbach 0

Aquacomputer Aquaduct 360 XT Review
Virtual-Hideout posted a review on the Aquacomputer Aquaduct 360 XT

Aqua-Computer is based in Germany and has been creating and manufacturing water cooling products since 2001. While they may be new to your desktop as you read this, they aren't new to the United States. Over the last couple years, they have produced some unique and really well polished water blocks, radiators, and cooling systems. They have been a big fan of Eheim pumps which are among the top choices among water cooling enthusiasts and are no strangers to Laing and Hydor pumps as well.
Aquacomputer Aquaduct 360 XT Review

Sound ID SM100 EarModule Bluetooth Headset Review
Bigbruin.com has posted a review on the Sound ID SM100 EarModule Bluetooth Headset

Bluetooth hands free devices are nothing new, and have been a common accessory for mobile phones for years. While the quality may vary greatly among all of the units on the market, the issues of sound clarity and user comfort seem to be common among many of them. The SM100 EarModule is touted by Sound ID as the solution to these common problems in mobile communications.
Sound ID SM100 EarModule Bluetooth Headset Review

Daily Reviews Summary 11/02/07

Reviews 52794 Published by Philipp Esselbach 0

Hercules i-XPS 120 Outdoor iPod Dock Review
I4U NEWS reviews the Hercules i-XPS 120 Outdoor iPod Dock.

This dock is water and shock resistant and designed to allow music lovers to listen to music outside without fear of damaging their iPod.

Sound quality from the i-XPS 120 Outdoor was good with respectable levels of bass and sharp mids and highs. On the outside of the dock are controls that allow you to change the track on docked iPods, control volume, power on or off, and a 3D effect button.
Hercules i-XPS 120 Outdoor iPod Dock Review

Ultra Stackable 7-Port USB 2.0 Hub Review
DragonSteelMods posted a review on the Ultra Stackable 7-Port USB 2.0 Hub

Ultra Products has introduced an entirely new line of products called Stackables, and I have to say they are very cool and useful. The Stackables line consists of assorted accessories that can be stacked, or used on their own as a stand alone product. I've got the entire line of Ultra Stackables here for review, but we're going to start with the Stackable 7-Port USB 2.0Hub and more reviews will follow as the days go by of the rest of the line up. The 7-Port hub is just what it sounds like, it adds seven more USB ports to your computer for you to fill up with all those gadgets and gizmos you have floating around. What's interesting about the Stackables is that they all come with their own power supply or can be combined and stacked to be used with the special Stackable Power Supply, eliminating the need for that external plug, but we'll get into that later, for now read on to check out the Ultra Products Stackable 7-Port USB 2.0 Hub...
Ultra Stackable 7-Port USB 2.0 Hub Review

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