Mountain Lion Feature Review: Why It’s Worth the Upgrade
Apple released the latest version of their computer operating system, Apple OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion with more iCloud integration, more iOS-style goodness and fe...
Reviews
Boom Review: Boost Your Mac’s Speakers
For Mac users not satisfied with the output level of their Mac speakers, Boom comes to the rescue to boost the system's overall volume. The inexpensive utility ...
Lenovo IdeaPad U310 Review
Lenovo is no newcomer to the thin and light notebook segment, but despite the experience in business notebooks it took several versions before the company could...
TwelveSouth SurfacePad Review: Leather Palmrest for MacBook Air
The TwelveSouth SurfacePad is a beautiful looking leather palm rest cover for the MacBook Air. This affordable accessory offers a thin layer of Napa leather ...
Lusso Cartella MacBook Air Sleeve Review: Luxury for the MacBook Air
Looking for a premium leather sleeve to protect the MacBook Air while on the go? Something that will stand out in the board room and on the jetway? The Lusso...
WaterField Designs City Slicker Review: Disappointing Design Flaw
MacBook Air owners will want to take a look at the new WaterField Designs City Slicker super thin MacBook Air case. It gives you three layers of protection in a...
8 Things I Like About Windows 8
I'll admit I'm not a fan of Windows 8 on the computer, but it looks like a nice operating system for tablets. However, Windows 8 isn't all bad. Despite sh...
16″ AOC e1649Fwu Portable USB Monitor Review: Light and Cheap 2nd Screen
The 16" AOC e1649Fwu Portable USB Monitor isn't a groundbreaking technology or even the best quality external monitor you can buy for your laptop, but the mixtu...
HP Pavilion dm4 Beats Edition Review
The HP Pavilion dm4 Beats edition adds Beats Audio to the portable dm4 14-inch notebook frame, but that's not all that sets this special edition apart from the ...
Tom Bihn Brain Bag Review
It's hard to find the perfect bag or backpack, but even harder to find a bag that adjusts to carry a different set of gadgets and gear every day. The Tom Bih...
Ergotron WorkFit-D Review: Nearly Perfect Sit-Stand Desk
Standing while you work isn't something most office workers think about, but it's an easy way to work healthier and be more productive. The Ergotron WorkFit-...
Acer Aspire Timeline Ultra M3 Review – The First True Ultrabook?
Acer's new Aspire Timeline Ultra M3 is the first ultrabook to hit the US with discrete graphics on board. Acer and NVIDIA tout it as the first "true ultrabook" ...
DragonDrop Review: Simplify Moving Files in OS X
DragonDrop helps Mac users move their files around in finder with a creative tool that sits in your Menu Bar and activates when you need it. It acts like a temp...
Acer Aspire Timeline Ultra M3 Review: First Impressions
The Acer Aspire Timeline Ultra M3 has the distinction of having the longest laptop name ever and of being the first ultrabook to come to market with discrete gr...
ThinkPad X130e Review
The ThinkPad X130e takes the lessons Lenovo learned in the business market and pulls them together into a rugged mini notebook designed for students. Lenovo ...
HP X7000 Wi-Fi Touch Mouse Review: Go Wireless, No Dongle or Bluetooth
The HP X7000 Wi-Fi Touch Mouse connects to Windows notebooks over Wi-Fi, so users can leave dongles and adapters at home without giving up a good mousing experi...
iTwin Review: USB Secure Cloud Syncing Without a Cloud Service
iTwin promises to give you "limitless" USB-based file synchronization with simplicity and security through a set of USB keys that you plug into two or more comp...
Swingline Stack and Shred 60X Review: Hands Free Shredding
With tax time and Spring cleaning syncing up in March and April, you may find yourself in need of a great shredder. But you'll need more time even more than you...
Dell XPS 13 Ultrabook Review: Best Ultrabook Yet
For $999, you get an incredibly capable, attractive and compact notebook that will sway some buyers away form the MacBook Air 11.6" model. While this not...
Dell XPS 14z Review
The Dell XPS 14z is a step above the standard Dell notebook, but it comes with an attractive $799 starting price that puts it within the range of students and c...