Daily Reviews Summary 01/13/10

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SteelSeries Kinzu Optical Gaming Mouse Review
Vortez.co.uk posted SteelSeries Kinzu Optical Gaming Mouse Review

These days your typical gaming mouse would have up to 8 buttons, have a weight system and enable you to customize the colours in just a few clicks. Such a sophisticated device can only mean one thing, gaming mice have certainly progressed in the last couple of years. Recent trends have been to design gaming mice to be funky, modern and feature bursting, and as such you would expect to pay the price.

Today we have an attempt from SteelSeries to break out of this trend and offer a gaming mouse with a 'minimalist' approach. Behold, the Kinzu. The Kinzu could quite easily be mistaken for a standard optical mouse, sure enough it has just 3 buttons and a scrolling wheel. There isn't anything special from its visual appearance either, but then this is the concept behind this mouse. It's quite clear, the Kinzu is for the oldschool gamer that doesn't need numerous buttons to play the games they love.
SteelSeries Kinzu Optical Gaming Mouse Review

SteelSeries Kinzu Optical Mouse Review
HardwareHeaven.com posted a review on the SteelSeries Kinzu Optical Mouse

Today we are going to look at the Kinzu optical gaming mouse which is a budget model with some interesting features that we often see on higher-end gaming mice.
SteelSeries Kinzu Optical Mouse Review

Daily Reviews Summary 01/12/10

Reviews 52741 Published by Philipp Esselbach 0

Intel Clarkdale vs AMD Phenom II with 785G Mainstream Showdown
Mad Shrimps posted Intel Clarkdale vs AMD Phenom II with 785G Mainstream Showdown

With the launch of Clarkdale by Intel, they have finally released a Nehalem for the masses, the Core i3 and i5 variations with integrated graphics are a direct competitor to the market segment currently held by AMD Phenom and Athlon CPUs. In this article we compare the performance of the IGP on the Intel Core i5 661 to and AMD system with 785G chipset.
Intel Clarkdale vs AMD Phenom II with 785G Mainstream Showdown

Magellan RoadMate 1700 Review
TechReviewSource.com posted a review on the Magellan RoadMate 1700

If you don't like certain GPS navigational devices because of their small, unflattering screens, then the Magellan RoadMate 1700 is your solution. It offers a 7-inch screen that looks extremely beautiful and is completely touch-enabled, meaning you won't have any issues "touching" the right button if you have large fingers. This is a great choice for consumers that want the largest screened GPS possible without getting an in-dash navigation system.
Magellan RoadMate 1700 Review

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