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Logitech M560: Review Coming Soon to a Techgage near you!
Earlier this week, Logitech released details about it’s new mouse, the Wireless M560. While we eagerly await the arrival of the M560 to review for you, we thought it would be best to highlight this new mouse’s features to wet your appetite. This mouse is meant to be used on Windows 7…..
Corsair’s New Graphite Series 230T PC Case
Since branching out into other markets, memory giant Corsair has launched some of the most in-demand and highest rated products available today. Rather than only catering to the enthusiast crowd, it has also launched well performing, feature rich products that even the average Joe or Jill can afford. Enter the new Graphite…..
Deus Ex: Human Revolution Director’s Cut Out on October 22 – Why It’s Worth Getting
Given the fact that Deus Ex: Human Revolution hit the streets in the fall of 2011, it might seem a little unusual that it gets a piece of DLC two year’s later, but I’m going to tell you something: It’s even weirder that we have the Wii U to thank. Yes, really.…..
AMD Radeon R9 270X Graphics Card Review
We took AMD’s $300 Radeon R9 280X for a spin last week and were left quite impressed overall with the results, versus the GTX 760. Will we get the same sort of reaction with the company’s Radeon R9 270X? With the help of NVIDIA’s ~$175 GeForce GTX 660, we’re going to find…..
An Eye on Phablets: Windows Phone 8 Update 3 to Support 6-inch Displays
Microsoft has revealed what’s coming to the next major Windows Phone update over at the official Windows blog today, and for those hoping to get their hands on a larger WP device, you’re soon to be in luck. One of the key features of update 3 is support for 5 and 6-inch…..
Former Valve Employees Take to Kickstarter to Fund castAR Glasses
We talked a bit about ‘castAR’ earlier this year, when it became known that two former Valve employees were given free rein with the project after being laid-off, and now, we’re being given the opportunity to help fund the project. Not surprisingly, Kickstarter is being used as the funding platform, and what…..
Canadian Government Pushes Cable Providers to Unbundle Channels
Well, it’s about time. The Canadian government might soon force cable and satellite TV providers to “unbundle” their offerings, in effect allowing consumers to pick and choose the channels they want. “We don’t think it’s right for Canadians to have to pay for bundled television channels that they don’t watch.” Who can…..
WD Updates Black Hard Drive Series, Boasts Higher Accuracy and Improved Performance
If the launch of WD’s Sentinel NAS servers didn’t do enough to excite you, maybe this next announcement will: Updated Black 3.5″ models. If you’re of the mind that mechanical storage simply can’t get much better, WD wants you to take those SSD goggles off and listen to what it has to…..
WD’s Sentinel DS5100 and DS6100 NAS Servers Pack Some Serious Brawn
WD has today added a couple of new models to its Sentinel line of business NAS servers; brace yourselves: These are beasts. The Sentinel models of old featured Intel’s Atom SoC under the hood, up to 4GB of RAM and came either in a “pedestal” or 1U form-factor. For the most part, the…..
Thermaltake Commander F5 Fan Controller Review
A fan controller is an interesting piece of optional equipment. Strictly speaking, most people don’t really need one, but some prefer to have full control over their fans and also the possibility of eking a bit more performance out of them. Thermaltake’s Commander F5 aims to deliver on both fronts here, and…..
AMD Radeon R9 280X Graphics Card Review
Most next-gen GPU launches are a simple affair: Launch one model, then another, and then another. AMD’s latest series is a bit different. In advance of its forthcoming flagship R9 290X, the company decided to push all of its mainstream parts off of the truck at once. So, let’s get started, first…..
Yahoo! Mail Celebrates its 16th Birthday with a Makeover
Ahh, to be 16 again. It’s that time in life when responsibilities begin to ramp up, and the desire to look attractive to others gets kicked into overdrive. Yahoo! sure isn’t oblivious to this, so it conducted a complete makeover on Mail, which, as you might have guessed, just turned sweet 16.…..
AMD’s Next-gen is (Mostly) Here: R9 280X, R9 270X, R7 260X & R7 250
It’s that time of year again – no, not the fall, but rather the time for a fresh GPU launch. This one comes courtesy of AMD, with its first GPUs in quite some time to not use an “HD” moniker. Today’s launch is more of an evolutionary one, being that the GPUs…..
PlayStation 4 Controller Will Work in Windows Out-of-the-box, Sony Confirms
Given the fact that the PlayStation 3’s gamepad was a total chore to get working on the PC (at least in Windows), I would have never anticipated the experience with the upcoming PlayStation 4 gamepad to be any better. This is one of those times when I’m glad my assumptions are wrong,…..
Boutique Builder Origin PC Drops AMD GPU Options
Here’s a bit of news AMD sure could have done without ahead of its next-gen GPU launch. Boutique builder Origin PC announced late last week that it’d be ceasing the option of adding AMD’s graphics cards to customer systems, citing “customer experiences” as the first big reason behind the decision. As told…..
Steam Machine Specs Have Arrived: This Ain’t No Ordinary ‘Console’
Valve’s TV-bound ‘Steam Machine’ might have just been announced one week ago, but it appears the company didn’t want to waste too much of our time waiting for specs. Over at the Steam Community today, Valve’s Greg Coomer gave us not only that information, but also goes on to talk about the…..
Adobe Hacked: Up to 3 Million Customers Affected
It seems we’re just not meant to go too long without dealing with some major security breach, with the latest incident involving Adobe and some 3 million of its customers. Via the breach, attackers made off with customer names, encrypted credit / debit card numbers, expiration dates and other information related to…..
Mastering rsync and Bash to Backup Your Linux Desktop or Server
Keeping good backups of your data is important; don’t be the sucker who loses important files and has to deal with it afterwards! In this in-depth guide, you’ll learn about using rsync and lftp to transfer files, writing your own scripts and automating them, and backing up to external storage, a NAS,…..
FBI Siezes Online Bitcoin Drug Marketplace Silk Road
Well, well, well… wouldn’t you know it? If you operate a marketplace that revolves around swapping illegal drugs, the FBI might just catch up with you – even if you take some serious security / privacy precautions. Such is the tale of Silk Road, a site that operated not on the Web,…..
Corsair Intros Air Series LED High Airflow Fans
Corsair has a new series of 120mm and 140mm fans: Air Series LED. As the name suggests, these fans are available in 120mm and 140mm sizes. All of the fans in the series are equipped with LEDs – available in red, white, blue, and purple – but otherwise share the same basic design…..
Do-It-Yourself Cloud Storage: WD My Cloud 2TB Review
WD poses this question: Why store your sensitive data online, when the storage space is limited, and the security out of your control? Its answer: WD My Cloud, a NAS-like device that enables you to create a personal cloud in your home, quickly and easily. Say hello to huge storage (2~4TB) and…..
Valve Files Trademark for Half-Life 3 in Europe (Yes, Really)
In a bit of news I don’t find all-too-surprising, Valve has just filed a trademark in Europe for the name “Half-Life 3”. What actually might be surprising is the fact that it took the company so long, as even if Valve were to never produce another Half-Life game, it’d want to avoid…..
We Have 5 Games to Give Away – Simply Comment for a Chance at One
We’ve amassed a small digital collection of games, and we’d like to get rid of them. For a chance at one, all you need to do is comment below, while making sure to mention which game you have the most interest in. As we pluck the winners from a hat at the…..
BitFenix Intros Phenom SFF Chassis
There’s no doubt about it: It’s all about miniaturization when it comes to the PC market. Not only is the market share for PCs shrinking, but so are product designs as well. Without trying to be sexist (and therefore unfunny), men in particular feel wary any time they encounter the mere notion…..
End of an Era: Soccer Games Wrap-up PlayStation 2 Releases
Despite the fact that the PlayStation 3 has been available for seven years, not every Sony fan has been able to make the jump to it. As such, some developers have continued to support the classic console with newer releases, though most of them have been sports-related (a notable exception is the…..