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Sapphire HD 4670 Review
Bjorn3D takes a look at Sapphire HD 4670
Logitech Illuminated Keyboard Review
Everything USB posted a review on the Logitech Illuminated Keyboard
Bjorn3D takes a look at Sapphire HD 4670
AMD’s launch of HD 4000 series cards hit the industry with a big boom. Not only that, the HD 4870 is able to perform close to, or in some instances better than, the NVIDIA GTX 280. Also, it is selling at cheaper price than the GTX 280. So finally, the graphics war, in which NVIDIA has enjoyed dominance for awhile, is heating up again.Sapphire HD 4670 Review
As usual, after the initial launch of the high-end cards, manufactures will make some modification, disable certain features, and tweak their chips to produce mainstream and budget graphic cards. For AMD, the HD 4670 is their budget derivative that stems from their HD 4800. This card, which sells at retail for $80, is in direct competition to the NVIDIA 9500GT that was launched last month. We have previously looked at Foxconn’s 9500 GT and today we will put the cards against each other to see if we can give some insights to our readers who are in the market for a new budget card.
Logitech Illuminated Keyboard Review
Everything USB posted a review on the Logitech Illuminated Keyboard
Wired USB keyboards still have an appeal in the market of USB peripherals due to no battery dependencies, no link disruption due to other wireless devices operating in the near vicinity and better compatibility with USB hosts than wireless keyboard variants. Even though they are primarily intended for professional gaming, there is still a lot of room for improvement as our operating systems migrate from our computer room into our bed room and living room. Today we will trial Logitech's newest keyboard entry featuring backlight key illumination and aimed at gamers and office users alike. Let's find out if its sleek looks, thin profile and illuminated keys can steer users back to wired USB keyboards.Logitech Illuminated Keyboard Review
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