Peripheral Reviews
As 'surfacesound' technology goes, Tunebug's Vibe is more geek than chic. It looks cool and functions as advertised, but it's also pretty darn superfluous.
On top of general productivity, today's PC often doubles as a media-hub of music, movies and interactive entertainment, which makes audio fidelity almost as important as processing power and screen size. As it happens, Logitech delivers a decent 5.1 PC Surround Sound system at a reasonable price.
More iPod and iPhone cases today seem to be adding the ability to dock the iPhone for a better viewing angle. Good thing, because that's ideal for travelers who want to free their hands while accessing the iDevice's media features.
Mankind has moved well beyond putting a man on the moon yet is still plagued by a low-tech tangle of cords in the drawer, purse, briefcase and overnight bag that are essential for charging high tech devices. Hello, Scosche reviveLITE.
Great marketing, an audacious claim, a catchy slogan, self congratulatory hype and also entirely true: The best keyboard on the planet. Period.
Uninformed parents and knee-jerk self-righteous groups are all a-flutter about the Wii Zapper, which gives the otherwise oddball Wii-mote controls the definitive stylings of a semi-automatic pistol. Fear not, oh fluttering ones, the Zapper is neither menacing nor particularly gun-like in functionality. It just looks that way.
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