Hardware Reviews

Apple iPad released April 3

Posted under Gadgets, Hardware Reviews on Sunday, 7 March 2010 by firyarn84
Apple said Friday that U.S. customers will be able to buy the iPad on April 3, with preorders beginning on March 12. However, customers will have to wait for the 3G models, as will overseas buyers. Specifically, U.S. customers who want to the more expensive 3G version of the iPad will have to...
Apple iPad released April 3

DELL Launches Latest High-end, Ultra Thin Laptop

Posted under Hardware Reviews, Notebooks on Wednesday, 30 September 2009 by firyarn84
Earlier this week, the world's No.2 giant PC maker Dell launches their latest high-end, ultra thin laptop bringing a brand new design appeal to their enterprise model. Naming it Latitude Z, Dell claims that it is the world’s thinnest and lightest laptop, sizing only 16-inch with 4.5 pound of...
DELL Launches Latest High-end, Ultra Thin Laptop

Apple Iphone 3G vs Nokia 5800 Compared

Posted under Gadgets, Hardware Reviews, Phones on Monday, 25 May 2009 by firyarn84
There are lots of requests to compare in detail Nokia 5800 with Apple Iphone 3G. Here are some reasons I believe Nokia 5800 is way ahead than Iphone: 1) Size The Iphoneis bigger in size and uneasy for one hand grip. Nokia 5800 is designed to fit well into your hands. Being smaller in width, its...
Apple Iphone 3G vs Nokia 5800 Compared

Cavalry CAXE37500 500GB USB 2.0 with eSATA 3.5″ External HDD

Posted under Hardware Reviews on Monday, 26 January 2009 by firyarn84
Nevertheless Geeks.com carries many external hard drives where most are the same with a standard hard drive inside and performing at user expectation adequately. However the Cavalry branded 500GB USB 2.0 and eSATA External hard drive from them is a bit different though. Featuring a Western Digital...
Cavalry CAXE37500 500GB USB 2.0 with eSATA 3.5″ External HDD

New AGP Card From Sapphire

Posted under Graphics, Hardware Reviews on Tuesday, 12 August 2008 by firyarn84
There's still a graphic card with AGP interface? is it true? is AGP is still alive? yes you heard me right, there's a brand new graphics card with AGP interface very much alive in the market. Fact is, there's still one or two motherboard manufacturers that still consider manufacturing AGP...
New AGP Card From Sapphire

MP3 Player for football fans

Posted under Gadgets, Hardware Reviews on Wednesday, 30 April 2008 by firyarn84
Football or Soccer has managed to influence almost everything in our life, including the designers of gadgets for some time; we have seen many different devices that follow this sport inspiration. In this article, we are reviewing the design of an MP3 player though football related, looks...
MP3 Player for football fans

Nvidia declares the CPU dead

Posted under Hardware Reviews, Processors on Monday, 28 April 2008 by firyarn84
Just a short tidbit, but it has all the makings of a great soap opera. First chapter: Intel thinks the CPU can be a GPU. Second chapter: Nvidia is offended. Third chapter (where we are right now): Nvidia fires back and says the CPU is dead. Wonderful! Can there be a more entertaining piece just...
Nvidia declares the CPU dead

Chargepod – A New Charging Solution

Posted under Gadgets, Hardware Reviews on Saturday, 23 February 2008 by firyarn84
Tired of having to fight through messy spaghetti ball of wires just to charge up your Centro? Need to charge up all six of your gadgets at the same time? Here comes Callpod with a new charging solution, called Chargepod. As depicted here Chargepod is a six point charging device, meaning...
Chargepod – A New Charging Solution

Intel® Released Firm’s Next-generation CPU Micro-architecture

Posted under Hardware Reviews, Processors on Monday, 11 February 2008 by firyarn84
Intel has revealed new details about the firm's next-generation CPU microarchitecture, code-named Nehalem. It is on track for delivery in the second half of 2008. In fact, hereported that each chip will be comprised of approximately 731 million transistors. In its "largest configuration,"...
Intel® Released Firm’s Next-generation CPU Micro-architecture

Nvidia’s 8800GT

Posted under Graphics, Hardware Reviews on Tuesday, 29 January 2008 by firyarn84
The new GeForce 8800 GT is an entirely new GPU core. The NVIDIA G92 GPU core that is under the hood of the new GeForce 8800 GT is essentially a die-shrink and cut back of the NVIDIA's G8 architecture, with a few enhancements and optimizations. With this migration to TSMC's 65nm process technology,...
Nvidia’s 8800GT
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