Simulators are a mixed bag, I figure that you have to really love a sport or activity to buy a single-use simulator. That being said, I do think that the Ski Home Simulator From Pro Idee is worth considering. It can vibrate, rotate and tilt and features 30 different courses around the world, all from [...]
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[ January 7th, 2009 ] ... [ C. S. Magor ]Ski Home Simulator From Pro Idee, Skiing Without the Cold or the Injuries
Logitech Lines Up The Gaming Peripherals for CES
Logitech has a bunch of sweet gaming offerings at CES 2009 and by a bunch I mean three new ones, but they are sweet. The picture shows you four peripherals, but as the G13 Game Board is already available, I am leaving it out. What we are left with is the G19 Keyboard for Gaming, [...]
UnitedKeys OLED Keyboard Gets Super Customizable With Layer Commands
The UnitedKeys OLED keyboard might not have as many OLED keys as the Optimus Maximus, and its keys might only be monochrome, not color but the nine OLED keys that it does have can do some amazing things thanks to layer commands.
Lenovo IdeaCenter A600 All-in-One Desktop Aims Squarely at iMac
The Lenovo IdeaCenter A600 all-in-one desktop is most definitely taking a leaf out of the iMac book, but given the cheaper cost of non-Apple parts, it just might be an iMac killer. It comes with a choice of Core 2 Duo processors, 21.5″ 1920×1080 full HD screen, optional Blu-ray, up to 4GB of DDR3 RAM, [...]
Ironkey Flash Drive Boasts Military Grade Encryption and Astronomical Price Tag
When it comes to computers, military-spec anything is generally pretty cool, but I don’t have enough to hide that would justify me shelling out the cost of this bad boy. The makers claim that it surpasses military standards, they also inform you that if a hack attempt is detected, it literally self destructs; the data [...]
