Here a roundup of the latest reviews and articles:
Autonomous Smart Desk 2 Review: A Premium, Programmable Sit-Stand Wonder
MSI X299 SLI PLUS
Prusa i3 MK2S Kit
ROCCAT Leadr Wireless Optical Mouse Review
Thermal Paste Round-up: 85 Products Tested
Unboxing: Tobii 4C Eye Tracker for Windows
Autonomous Smart Desk 2 Review: A Premium, Programmable Sit-Stand Wonder
MSI X299 SLI PLUS
Prusa i3 MK2S Kit
ROCCAT Leadr Wireless Optical Mouse Review
Thermal Paste Round-up: 85 Products Tested
Unboxing: Tobii 4C Eye Tracker for Windows
Autonomous Smart Desk 2 Review: A Premium, Programmable Sit-Stand Wonder
Adjustable-height desks come generally in two variants, stand-alone models like the Autonomous Smart Desk 2 you see here and desktop risers that essentially convert a standard desk to sit-stand positioning capability. Pricing for the various model types out there range from the cheesy $149 versions to north of $500 or so for premium, motorized adjustable models.Read full article @ HotHardware
However, the Autonomous Smart Desk 2 is a bit of an enigma. The cleanly-styled Home Edition 53-inch motorized desk weighs in at $299 and supports up to 220 pounds, while the 53-inch Business Edition model at $399 supports a 300-pound capacity. This places the Autonomous Smart Desk 2, with its 4 position height adjust preset capability, at solid $200 cheaper than the average motorized sit-stand desk; or less, sometimes a lot less...
MSI X299 SLI PLUS
MSI has gone and stripped "GAMING" and "X-POWER" from its motherboard, and what's left is what we've got to look at today. MSI's X299 SLI PLUS is exactly what its name says it is and not much more... or is it more than anyone could have hoped for?Read full article @ techPowerUp
Prusa i3 MK2S Kit
So I started down the 3d printing hole over a year ago and in that time I have in some ways reached my original goal of being able to learn how to design 3d parts and later use them around the office and house. In that time I spent a lot of time with Delta style printers, having the chance to check out both the SeeMeCNC Eris and their Rostock MAX v3 as they launched. This only made me more curious about other printers, especially Cartesian style printers. Cartesian printers are by far the most popular style and are more what you expect to see what you think of a 3d printer. Well, earlier this year I had the chance to meet and talk with Josef Prusa and later through email, we arranged for a printer to come our way. For the last few months, I have had the Prusa i3 MK2 here in the office as I worked on projects (a few that you guys have seen me post about) getting a feel for the printer. Well, it’s about time that I sit down and gather my thoughts on the printer and run through my experience building, troubleshooting, and making with the i3 MK2.Read full article @ LanOC Reviews
ROCCAT Leadr Wireless Optical Mouse Review
The ROCCAT Leadr is a class-leading gaming mouse that is comfortable to use and has the performance to match its price tag.Read full article @ APH Networks
Thermal Paste Round-up: 85 Products Tested
This much-needed update to our thermal paste round-up now includes 85 contenders. It's one of the most comprehensive comparisons available, so we hope you find it useful!Read full article @ Toms Hardware
Unboxing: Tobii 4C Eye Tracker for Windows
This past week when Microsoft released Build 16257 to Windows Insiders who are testing Fall Creators Update builds in the Fast Ring, they added a significant feature under the Ease of Access area of the operating system that enables full interaction with just the uers eyes.Read full article @ WinSupersite