Boasting a feature list long enough to fill a small pamphlet does have its disadvantages. While horizontal space is an obvious concern, vertical space could also become a factor if you store your keyboard in a sliding tray. Another concern is the apparent lack of games supported by the GamePanel. With only 50 games providing this functionality, support for this impressive feature seems somewhat lacking.

The Corsair Vengeance K60 is solid gaming keyboard, with excellent quality, great performance, and adjustable settings. However, at such a steep price, Corsair really should have included a bank load of programmable keys, as well as backlighting.
Pros:Sculpted, rubberized FPS keys, 20-key rollover with full key matrix anti-ghosting, Great build quality
Cons: Pricey, No programmable keys, No backlit keys

When you hop onto the gaming grid to engage in some serious combat, the keyboard you type on for work just won't cut it. You don't want a keyboard, you want a WEAPON, crafted for reliability and fitted to your specific requirements. Corsair has supplied just that with the Vengeance K60 gaming keyboard.

This is a plain looking keyboard with a lot more "Under the hood". It's 7G with the fat trimmed. The 6Gv2 gives you all the good bits without needless extras. Sure it's a bit dull to look at if a bit professional and it might weigh a tonne but it's an amazing keyboard for what a keyboard is used for; typing and gaming.

The SteelSeries Merc Stealth keyboard is a good product that is certain to improve the users' overall gaming experience. The extensive configuration offered by the Z-Engine software is one of the top positive points of the Merc Stealth. It is unbelievably simple to use and the pre-programmed profiles are a good base to work from when configuring your own profiles for sing this keyboard.

The 2012 version of the Razer Mamba is no cheap remake of the original Mamba Gaming Mouse rather it's more like an improved version. Equipped with impressive 4G ("fourth-generation") dual-sensor tracking technology that utilizes both a laser and an optical sensor, the new Mamba offers up surface calibration for better tracking, and a cutoff point to stop the mouse from tracking upon liftoff.

Razer's new headphones tend to forget glitter and tweak, even if its flashing neon green. Beneath the surface does not exist Counter-Strike mode, Bass Boost, presets, light-emittitting diode or adjustments of any sound or virtual surround processing. Now we are back to basics. Not a bad headset just limited.

To me the speakers have a sound that comes off very clean and airy, beautiful detail, but the bass setting is not low enough. But fans of folk music and jazz will be happy with this.

This is an excellent media player. Western Digital must be paying major fees to license services left, right and centre. I love the free services, free games and the media player is excellent. No choppy video playback and the quality is amazing. I use the Optical audio playback for Hi-Def movies and it is simply wow.
The firmware updates monthly with new features and new applications.
It is a shame South African bandwidth is so expensive because the video streaming service is fantastic.
I recommend the Western Digital Live Hub. You cannot beat the value you get out of the player.
I rate this 5/5. If you are not sure which media movie box to get, this is the one.

Sporting some of the best bass I've heard in a gaming headset, incredible audio quality, and 7.1-channel surround sound, Razer's Tiamat 7.1 is hands down a great audio addition to your gaming set up.
Pros: Extremely comfortable, Great inline controls, easy to set up.
Cons: Expensive, Bulky
I would conclude that any respectable PC gamer would be happy with this headset once they got past its price tag.

I use this mouse everyday for gaming. It has an extremely comfortable design and the buttons are easy to reach, with the exception of the 10, 11, and 12 keys.

I got my first Naga about 7 months ago. I initially wanted it for playing World of Warcraft, and its perfect for that, but I soon started mapping the side buttons for use in other applications as well. I really enjoyed my Naga and so purchased one for work as well.

The Razer Naga Hex mouse has all of the things that we love about Razer's gaming productssolid construction, high quality sensors, smooth performance, adjustable and customizable profiles, and a look that screams cool. However, not all of them are winners and unlike some of the other Razer mice, the Naga Hex makes a few frustrating design errors, sacrificing comfort for a flashy look.

The MSI Enjoy 10 plus is thin, has a smooth finish, rounded edges and a nice steel and matte combo finish at the back. Brilliant quality!
There is a power port, two mini USB ports, a headphone jack, an HDMI port, the volume rocker and a lock button. The microSD card slot is located at the back, underneath a rather huge flap. The speakers are located at the back as well. The front consists of an ambient light sensor and four capacitive buttons with haptic feedback, next to the 10-inch display that has a resolution of 1024 x 768 pixels.
It is easy to hold with one hand and the ergonomics section has been covered well.
The WindPad comes with Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, but there is no 3G or GPS.
There are a few games and application pre-installed.
Dual cameras a rear 2 megapixel and a front 2 megapixel camera. While the rear camera dishes out strictly average pictures, the front camera is below par.
An average touch pad, but at this price, it is a actaully a very good buy.

If you can live with the bulky size, less than stellar looks and rather plain menus, Asus' latest O!Play HD2 media player is one of the most versatile on the market, stuffed to the brim with connectivity and features. It performs well, plays everything without a glitch and depending on the internal hard drive does so virtually silently, while remaining very affordable.

At a small price the HD2 offers an excellent HD video experience, the ability to hold a 3.5 inch hard drive internally and is fully capable with external USB 3.0 hard drives. It has the perfect match of performance and versatility.

Asus's O!Play Mini media player packs a lot of punch into this tiny black box that can fit just about anywhere. The drawback for its small size is that it has no internal Hard drive support, but the front panel has a card slot and USB 2.0 port for accessing media files. Playback of 1080P High Definition videos is flawless in terms of both picture and sound quality, and it reads all the popular video, audio, and photo formats.

Asus have done it again. What a great little player! It comes with everything you need in a descriptive, attractive media player and it's ready to use out of the box in under a minute. The menu is easy to use, and has a wonderful layout. The remote which comes with batteries is easy to operate with normal sized, easy to read buttons. This remote lets the user navigate the media easily and effectively without the need to ever leave the lazy-boy or couch!

Pros
- Great card comes with extra PWM 4 pin fan if you decide
- Over Clock card
- low temp : idles at 29C
- Well made
- With DDR5 5000 Mhz
- Fozer 3 cooling tech
- reverse fan for about 30sec for removal of dust
- package with mini HDMI to full size HDMI adapter which is great to be included for budget card
- Rated power 64 watts
- idles at 5 watts
- Cool feature plastic shroud slides back if you decide to install additional PWM fan
- Quite fan runs at 30 %
- 1050 rmp running FURMARK GPU burn in utility full load 55C with fan 40%
Cons
- requires 6 pin power connector
- on Boot up runs at full speed very loud
- mini HDMI port
- only 128bit memory interface

This device certainly meets my expectations and exceeded my expectations in terms of price / quality ratio. The only thing I thought is really lacked is support for DTS audio. Great Image Quality (FullHD support),Supports many video formats including ISO, many subtitle formats and adaptability of subtitles, connection is easy, appealing appearance & compact size, GUI of the AL-670.

Although this is the cheapest keyboard of the Razer franchise, They still did a great job. Keys are nice and flat, and they give a nice feedback after clicking. Takes a bit of getting use to, took me about a week. Multimedia keys works well as well as the ability to turn off the windows key. I've been using this keyboard for more than a year now, and I've had no problems. I would recommend it to anyone.

This is an amazing mouse!!! I've had it for about a year now, and still running fine. The grip of the mouse is nice and big, I have a big hand so it helps allot. U can feel a big difference between the death adder and conventional mice. This mouse really gives u a BANG for buck.

This is a REALLY good external hard drive. Ive had 2 other external hard drives and they S*CKED! both broke after 3-6 months. Ive had this one for a year and its permanently plugged in. This one has gave me NO problems and with the USB 3 copying to and from is just so much faster.
I recommend this hard drive 100%. One of the best buys I have ever made.

Hey Guys
I got this mousepad about 6 months ago. I must say im super happy. The quality of the materials are top notch and very nice for gaming. If your a low dpi gamer, this is for you.... And the design looks frigging awesome!

Wow, I heard this is exellent cameras, I hope to buy one soon, cannot wait, it looks amazing

I have one of these cameras and never had trouble shooting with it, the photos are clear and it takes amazing pics, even t night

My kids both have these headsets, they are really cool, funky and the sound is perfect

Great coolong is amazing size perfect looks amazingeven better inside...build is perfectly layed out etc love it

This I5 with stunning performance well what can i say

This I5 with stunning performance well what can i say

Amazing hifi system like this is the last episode of Sony hifi-The sound is so powerful like Tsunami-I like it to the point of buying a spare incase sony decides to opt for another variety

Great housing but teeth only allow "big move" adjustments which is frustrating.

Great housing but teeth only allow "big move" adjustments which is frustrating.

I love it so much

I currently own the AMD FX 8150 Octa Core (Not the Bulldozer) and I must say that the CPU impresses me alot, I will surely be upgrading in the next month or so to the Bulldozer...

I use the L300 for home. It is great for Internet sharing and Word document sharing without buying another computer, operating system and Office.
The browsing experience is improved if you disable browser performance options.
The latest software and firmware offers a modern interface and new client features and options.
A drop down menu allows users to select the connection speed (slow connection or fast connection).

As a thin client, the N-Computing L300 virtual computer is perfectly useable. The L300 is easy to set up, but some computer experience (or knowledge to follow instructions) is required!
NComputing website has an excellent resource knowledge database.
I set an NComputing on a Windows XP 32 bit machine, it worked over a wireless connection (hub). Microsoft office was shared but kept requesting an installation disk, even though it worked.
I then moved the L300 to a Windows 7 64 bit laptop and the experience was better and Microsoft Office worked perfectly without a problem since the installation files were on the laptop already.
Connecting the L300 thin client through a network and dropping the wireless did speed the experience up.
Screen updates through the thin client is much slower than on a real PC. The L300 does compensate as much as it can, however, I would never use the L300 to stream video it is too slow for video.
Good places to use the L300 is offices, hospitals, offices and schools.

Really great gives sound like no other hi fi system this is what you call a sound system

its pretty nice and affordable

I bought it only yesterday. the installation is perfect and easy for both USB and wifi. also, printing via wifi is excellent. no paper jam and no problems (yet)

Cheap but great results as I ran all my games on ultra including Shift2,the Run,BF3,Revelations,MW3,skyrim and so on

This just works out the box. I am not one for reviews, but anybody with XBMC/OpenELEC will benefit 100% from this cheap, excellent buy!
You do not have to setup ANYTHING in XBMC, just plug in and start using it.
This gets 5-stars, it deserves it...

I have only rated the product.

Easy to setup works like a charm

Just bought the Sony dsc w630. The first prob i have encountered is that i cannot load the movie clips to my picassa, which i have been using with my older w7 cybershot. Maybe picassa does not accept the hd format. Also the sony built in software is also not working. So .... for the moment i cannot download my clips to my computer.

For:
* WirelessHD 1.0
* Uses 60GHz frequency, up to
* 4Gbps transfer rate
* Four HDMI v1.4a inputs
* Supplied with remote control
* Wall-mountable receiver (bracket included)
* 2x HDMI cables included
* Cript and clear 3D video
* No HDMI cables running up a wall.

Against:
*Price

This is the best price for a removable rack. It also works as an external drive.
Very good for both security and portability.
When leaving the office, remove the drive and lock your data away.
Laptop Direct Mecer is still the best price.

This box is very cool

I'm using this little projector at home for playing games on ps3, xbox, and watching movies. You need quite a dark room, but the image quality is very good, and HD movies looks awesome.
Unfortunately the remote control is optional, but I'm using a logitech universal control that works awesome with it. This projector is very good value for money, also because of the 20 000 hour bulb life.

WORTH ITS PRICE