Genius Easypen i405 Graphics Tablet ReviewGadget Life posted a review on the Genius Easypen i405 Graphics Tablet
Modern laptops usually include a solid keyboard and a pointing device. While this works great for the typical requirement, it falls quite short as an input of choice when it comes to drawings, sketches, or fine illustrative control. For these instances, it is hard to beat the pen you can hold in your hand. The modern equivalence of this is the graphics tablet, which plugs into the computer and gives you a pen as the control device. A popular brand of graphic tablets is Genius, and they have quite a few offerings to satisfy the need. In this review we will focus on the Easypen i405.
Genius Easypen i405 Graphics Tablet ReviewSapphire Radeon HD 5870 Tested in 15 BenchmarksMadshrimps tested the Sapphire Radeon HD 5870 15 Benchmarks
15 benchmarks, 5 resolutions, noise/power consumption tests and much more....
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HIS Radeon HD 5850 ReviewTechSpot posted a review on the HIS Radeon HD 5850
Having just recently reviewed the ATI Radeon HD 5870 and bearing witness to its power, we were keen to get our hands on the cheaper, cut-down version known as the Radeon HD 5850. Though both cards were announced last September 23rd, AMD waited an extra week until the Radeon HD 5850 could be showcased. And now - admittedly a bit late - we have finally dug up a production model from HIS to put to the test.
The more affordable HD 5850 shares the same technological advances as its higher-end sibling. That includes support for DirectX 11, HDMI bitstreaming, Eyefinity, angle-independent anisotropic filtering, and supersample anti-aliasing. A slightly toned down configuration, however, allows it to sell for just $260.
At this price the Radeon HD 5850 is not much more expensive than the HD 4890 or Nvidia's GeForce GTX 275, and it is considerably cheaper than the GeForce GTX 285. It's also about $120 more affordable than the Radeon HD 5870, which currently holds the fastest single-GPU graphics card crown.
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This organizer, an object built into many Cocoon laptop and netbook cases, is also available as a stand-alone item with the versatility to be used in whatever carry bag you use. It'll keep all of those important devices and mall items in one place, and stop them from flopping and getting damaged when carrying them in larger bags. For anyone who is frequently on the go, this is something worth looking into.
Cocoon Grid-It Organizer Review
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ZeroTherm Core 92 CPU Cooler ReviewHi Tech Legion posted a review on the ZeroTherm Core 92 CPU Cooler
What if I told you that there was an air cooling heatsink that could handle the cooling requirements of a CPU that has been overclocked almost 1800 MHz to a clock speed of just shy of 4.4GHz. Would you believe me? Is that really possible while keeping it cool and stable? ZeroTherm has produced outstanding coolers for years, and the new Core i5 cooler could just be the air cooler to answer these questions with a resounding yes.The ZeroTherm Core 92 CPU cooler is the company's first introduction into the Core i5 cooling market. The ZeroTherm Core 92 CPU cooler features a center mounted fan with superior airflow. The heat pipes are designed to come in direct contact with the CPU chip to provide the highest level of cooling efficiency. The near stock mounting design allows for simple installation and removal making motherboard removal not even a factor.
ZeroTherm Core 92 CPU Cooler ReviewATI RADEON HD 5870 1024MB Graphics Card ReviewiXBT Labs posted a review on the ATI RADEON HD 5870 1024MB Graphics Card
It's a superb graphics card for its price range. It easily outperforms the competing GeForce GTX 285. Besides, the unprecedented overclocking features allows this new single-GPU card to compete with the dual-GPU GTX 295 as well.
ATI RADEON HD 5870 1024MB Graphics Card Review
