HoneyWell Securadrive Review
Bjorn3D takes a look at the HoneyWell Securadrive

With portable external HDD's becoming more and more popular they are also one of the easiest things to magically grow legs and wonder off. Or in plain terms, ripped off or stolen. With that in mind, whatever we have on that drive, the person who took it has complete access to it and the files or personal information that we may have stored on it. Securing an external HDD usually required a software program or a key to physically lock the drive in an attempt to keep our 'Private Lives' safe. Which are normally easy to break or crack to access the information on that drive.

External drives also require an extra power cord from the house power, to power up the HDD itself. Which gives us more cables we need to tote around to go from one place to another with that drive.

Honeywell, has came up with a solution that incorporates a good data safe guard and is very easy to tote around from place to place, only requiring a USB transfer cable, the HDD itself, and a security disc. Let's take a look at the SecuraDrive.

HoneyWell Securadrive Review

Thermaltake SpinQ, A1VX and BigTyp 14 Pro Review
HardOCP posted a review on the Thermaltake SpinQ, A1VX and BigTyp 14 Pro

Thermaltake is back with no less than three new CPU coolers for the enthusiast community with its SpinQ, BigTyp 14 Pro, and the V1 AX. OK so maybe the V1 AX isn’t entirely new but it’s not like Thermaltake is the only company re-branding old tech, right? All joking aside, Thermaltake has been rather busy these past few years engineering new cases, all sorts of coolers, and even external storage solutions. One thing that can be said about Thermaltake is they are always trying to stay ahead of the curve. So how well do these new coolers perform and more importantly, are they worth your money?

Thermaltake SpinQ, A1VX and BigTyp 14 Pro Review



iLuv iMM173 Dual-iPod Clock Radio Review
TechReviewSource.com posted a review on the iLuv iMM173 Dual-iPod Clock Radio

With almost everyone possessing an Apple iPod or iPhone these days, it would be advantageous to integrate it into the traditional alarm clock. With the iLuv iMM173, it is a fully-featured alarm clock that actually has two iPod docks built right in. The wake-up alarms can utilize the iPod/iPhone's music library, FM radio, or a traditional buzzer. The large backlit blue LCD display is really visible from long distances and it will automatically charge your iPod while it's docked too.

iLuv iMM173 Dual-iPod Clock Radio Review

Thermaltake Fanless 330 VGA Cooler Review
Techniz posted a review of the Thermaltake Fanless 330 VGA Cooler

Fanless 330, another great product from Thermaltake. It was build with three heatsink module by using the heatpipes to transfer the heat from the GPU to the 106 aluminum thin fins for the heat dissipation. Not only that, it also provides a completely silent at 0dB operating environment......

Thermaltake Fanless 330 VGA Cooler Review

Logitech Cordless Desktop MX 5500 Revolution Review
Maximum CPU has published a review of Logitech's Cordless Desktop MX 5500 Revolution.

Bluetooth wireless mouse and keyboard combinations are becoming ever more popular for the average user primarily due to the lack of cords. However, due to the latency time required to transmit keystrokes and mouse movements/clicks these devices have been a tough sell for the hardcore or even casual gamer. There is also the worry about batteries running dry right in the middle of an important project with no replacements in sight.

Logitech Cordless Desktop MX 5500 Revolution Review

Xigmatek NRP-MC651 PSU Review
Driverheaven posted a review on the Xigmatek NRP-MC651 PSU

We reviewed no less than three high output power supply products from Xigmatek in the past few months all of which were premium products and received glowing reports. Today we will test the performance of a mid-range product from Xigmatek, the NRP-MC651 650W. The NRP-MC651 is sourced from the same range as the MC851 850W which we reviewed not long ago. The unit on test today however is considerably less expensive and meant to compete in the mainstream market. Today we will find out the corners Xigmatek have cut to reduce the price for the different market.

Xigmatek NRP-MC651 PSU Review