Review LG Optimus 2X

LG Optimus 2X is the first dual processor smart phone available. The smart phone comes with a 1GHz dual-core NVIDIA Tegra 2 chipset, and this feat alone makes it special. This solid phone is just 4.9 ounces (140 grams) and the thickness is 11mm. Check out the review here.

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Specification:

------ GSM 850/900/1800/1900

------ HSDPA 900/1700/1900/2100

------ 123.9 x 63.2 x 10.9

------- 139g

------- Android v2.2

------- Dual Core 1GHz ARM Cortex-A9 processor

------- ULP GeForce GPU

------ 8 MP, 3264x2448 pixels, autofocus, LED flash

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Razer Chimaera 5.1 Wireless Headsets

Razer Chimaera 5.1 Wireless Xbox 360 headsets is a wireless headset for gamers (especially for Xbox 360). This headset used 5.8GHz frequency (range up to 33 feet) with 5.1 Dolby sound systems. With a wi-fi base station, you can connect up to four headsets at anytime. Check out the review from slashgear.com.

“Razer has announced a new set of headphones that come in two different versions called the Razer Chimaera. The headphones come in a 5.1 surround sound version and a standard stereo version. Both of the versions are aimed at the Xbox 360, but will work with PCs as well and both of the headphones are wireless.

The 5.1 set has Dolby surround sound and uses 5.8GHz technology with a range of up to 33-feet. The docking station has audio processing tech inside and charged the battery for the wireless effects. Up to four base stations can be connected for team gamers and the ear cups are designed for sound isolation and comfort.

The ear cup has independent controls for the audio and microphone and the mic boom is flexible and detachable. The battery on the 5.1 set will last for 8 hours per charge. For PC use an optional RCA to 3.5mm cable is required. The stereo set has the same features minus the 5.1 love and has a battery good for 12 hours. It will work with the PC with the optional cable as well.”

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Dell XPS 15 Review

I was surfing for a notebook a few days ago when I came across a review about this cool notebook. The Dell XPS 15. XPS stands for Xtreme Performance System, this notebook is design for gamers who like powerful processor with leading-edge NVIDIA performance graphics. It comes with i5 and 2^nd generation i7 processor. These are some of the review that I read from http://www.notebookreview.com/:

The new XPS 15 (also called the XPS L501X) is a completely redesigned multimedia notebook from Dell. Sporting a JBL sound-system with subwoofer, NVIDIA GT420M dedicated graphics, and an Intel Core i5 processor, this system is designed with performance and entertainment in mind. In this review, we take an in-depth look at the new XPS and see how it stacks up against the competition.

Our Dell XPS 15 Specifications:

Intel Core i5 460M Processor (3MB cache, 2.53GHz)

15.6-inch 1366 x 768 glossy display with LED backlighting

NVIDIA GeForce GT420M with 1GB DDR3

Windows 7 Home Premium (64-bit)

6GB DDR3 memory

500GB 7200rpm HDD (Seagate Momentus 7200.4)

Realtek gigabit ethernet and Intel 1000 802.11b/g/n wireless

Bluetooth 3.0

6-cell Li-ion battery (56Wh)

Dimensions: 15 x 10.4 x 1.3-1.5-inches

Weight: 6.21lbs

Build and Design

The new Dell XPS 15 has silver on grey color scheme, using metal panels and plastic for the body. Compared to past XPS designs that were trend setters that distinguished themselves from the lower models, the new XPS doesn't seem to spark much visual interest. In theory, mixing alloy panels with a brushed metal palmrest and backlit keyboard usually yields good results. The redesigned XPS 15 doesn't seem to really set itself apart, though, from the standard Inspiron 15R until you take a much closer look. Standing back five feet, the panels look like average plastic on the exterior, and the body itself even seems more bloated than the 15R. Overall, it seems like Dell missed a big opportunity to make the XPS-series the unique notebooks they once were. The result is a rather bland looking multimedia notebook where its budget-oriented sibling --the Inspiron 15R--outshines it.

Ports and Features

Users who want high-speed data connections on their notebooks will love the Dell XPS 15. Dell configured this system with two USB 3.0 ports, one eSATA/USB 2.0 combo port, gigabit Ethernet, mini-DisplayPort, HDMI-out, and plenty of audio jacks. For expansion, Dell only includes a SDHC-card reader/writer; you don't get an ExpressCard slot to add additional ports in the future.

For full review of the Dell XPS 15, you can go to:

http://www.notebookreview.com/ or you go to Dell website.

Logitech Couch Mouse M515

Logitech claims its Couch Mouse M515 is optimized for soft surfaces such as sofas, beds or carpets. No stranger to the wonders and allure of a comfy couch, I was eager to see if it could do better than other pointing devices at navigating a PC from, shall we say, more relaxing surroundings.

Next it was time to try the mouse on a variety of surfaces, and it was able to navigate them all as if it were sliding around on a mousepad. Logitech calls the mouse “easy gliding,” and that’s a true statement. Not only is its sealed bottom resistant to dust bunnies and various fibers, it’s sensitive enough to use almost anywhere. In addition to a leather couch, a cloth couch, various blankets and sheets and a variety of carpets, the mouse was able to track perfectly on granite, slate, all types of wood, and even though Logitech doesn’t recommend it, it did a respectable job of working on a overturned glass bowl I had on the coffee table.

~ Logitech Couch Mouse M515 ~

A pleasant surprise was the Logitech “hyperfast” capability that I’ve grown accustomed to with its MX Revolution series. The Couch Mouse gives you a choice of that free-spinning hyperfast mode that works like a flywheel, letting you zip through long web pages in seconds, or press down on the mouse wheel and it goes into conventional click wheel mode. Aside from its unpleasant and unusually loud noise when you press down to click the mouse wheel, the procedure was a welcome convenience.

Besides its versatility, I like the way this mouse feels in my hand. It’s not too small and not too large, and it’s equally friendly to right-handed or left-handed users. The sound of each of its left and right mouse clicks is just right — not too noisy, but giving you appropriate tactile feedback.

Review Logitech G510

The Logitech G510 is a keyboard produced by Logitech designed specifically for gamers. It includes 18 macro keys that can each have 3 macros assigned to them. Bundeled apps for LCD display: Clock/Countdown timer, Performance Monitor, Countdown Timer, Media Display, POP3 monitor, RSS reader and profile selector.

The G510 is offers a few differences from other keyboards in the G-series, despite its similar appearance and feel. This keyboard is clearly aimed at MMO and RTS fans, judging by the 18 macro keys on offer. As with previous G-series keyboards we’ve seen, there are three mode settings that triple the number of assignments, providing 54 different combinations before you even have to look at mapping more macros to the standard keys. There's also the standard Windows-key locker, plus an interesting USB sound card that’s built into the keyboard behind the microphone and headphone ports.

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Specifications:

- Windows XP, Windows Vista or Windows 7

- Mac OS X 10.4 or later

- Available high speed USB 2.0 port

- 20Mb of available hard disk drive

- CD-ROM Drive

Logitech Gaming Keyboard G510

Logitech Performance Mouse M950

Laser tracking that works on virtually any surface and a tiny, leave-in wireless receiver put the power to achieve in your hand.

Logitech had announced the Performance Mouse M950. It is a wireless laser mouse which boast the company’s Darkfield Laser Tracking. It also features Hyper-Fast scrolling and come with Logitech Unifying Receiver. The M950 Wireless Mouse is targeted at right-handed users as it features a right-hand shape that fit your hand and four customizable thumb buttons plus a micro-USB recharging system that lets you use the mouse when charging.

Logitech Performance Mouse M950

Regular laser tracking technology relies on the ability of the mouse’s sensor to detect the textural derails of the surface. The more irregularities a surface exhibits, the easier it is for the sensor to identify reference points that it can use to accurately measure motion. However, because high-gloss surfaces such as glass are almost completely flat, there are not enough details for a typical laser mouse’s sensor to detect.

To track on glass (that’s at least 4mm thick), Logitech Darkfield uses dark field microscopy to detect microscopic particles and micro-scratches on these surfaces., rather than tracking the surface itself. Similar to the way our eye sees the clear night sky, the mouse’s sensor sees the clean areas of the glass as a dark background with bright dots – the dust. Then, the sensor interprets the movement of these dots to track exactly where you’ve moved the mouse.

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