Before the holiday I’ve got a large review for you. Last week I reviewed the Droid from Verizon Wireless, this week I’ve got one of their netbooks to review. It’s the HP Mini 311 and it’s one of the first…
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by Kristofer Brozio • December 23, 2009 •
Network Attached Storage Comparison – 8 Tested and Compared
by Kristofer Brozio • December 20, 2009 •
Featured, Information, NAS Network Attached Storage
If you’ve read any of my NAS reviews then you’d know that I’m a big fan of NAS boxes, I much prefer them over any other external storage system. They are and can be much more than just a storage…
Verizon Wireless Motorola DROID
by Kristofer Brozio • December 18, 2009 •
Cell phones, Featured, Product Reviews
All of the phones I’ve reviewed up until now have been for the AT&T network, the obvious reason is that I’m on the AT&T network. Recently Verizon emailed me and asked me to check out some of their products and…
Divinity II Ego Draconis for PC
by Kristofer Brozio • December 16, 2009 •
Featured, PC Games, Product Reviews
I love gaming, I always have and I always will I think. I can remember way back when I was a kid enjoying playing games, and now that I’m an adult I still enjoy it quite a bit. My favorite…
Epson WorkForce 610 All-in-One Printer Review
by Kristofer Brozio • December 11, 2009 •
Featured, Multi-functional printers, Product Reviews
A little over a year ago I reviewed the Epson WorkForce 600 All-in-One Printer, and yes I still use it, at least until the new WorkForce 610 arrived for review a few weeks ago. I used the WorkForce 600 almost…
SanDisk Extreme Pro 32gb Compact Flash Card
by Tomas Ratas • November 6, 2009 •
Featured, Memory cards, Product Reviews
Pantech C790 Reveal
by Kristofer Brozio • November 5, 2009 •
Cell phones, Featured, Product Reviews
The Reveal is for AT&T and it’s considered a messaging phone, it features a full slide out QWERTY keyboard and a regular dialer keypad as well. It’s got a 1.3MP camera in it, along with bluetooth, AT&T navigator and access to most all other stuff on the AT&T network as well. It’s not a smartphone by any means, but it resembles one. One of the nice features of the Reveal is that both keyboards are active at the same time so basically you’ve got a full QWERTY keyboard with a separate numeric keypad as well, so there’s no pushing a function button to access numbers.
Qnap TS-219P Turbo NAS
by Kristofer Brozio • November 3, 2009 •
Featured, NAS Network Attached Storage, Product Reviews
I love network attached storage, or NAS boxes as they’re called because they’re extremely useful for many, many things. External hard drives are nice if you want portability, but how many people actually take a big external HDD with them.…
Kingston SSDNow V Series 40GB Boot Drive Desktop Upgrade Bundle
by Kristofer Brozio • October 29, 2009 •
Featured, Product Reviews, Solid State Disks SSD
Kingston has just announced a new SSD drive, while that in itself isn’t that exciting as SSDs have been around for a while, the purpose of this particular drive though is different than others. The Kingston SSDNow V Series 40gb…
An Unofficial History of The Unboxing
by Kristofer Brozio • October 22, 2009 •
Featured, Information, Interview
Gadget pron, gadget porn, unboxing, unpacking, uncrate, it’s been called many things, but it’s The Unboxing. Why is it that we love to unbox our gadgets, what is it that excites us so much about unboxing a new gadget or…
10 Internet Memes That Can Still Make You Laugh
by Salmons • October 20, 2009 •
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23" Hannspree HF237HPB Widescreen 1080p HDMI LCD Monitor
by Kristofer Brozio • October 20, 2009 •
Featured, Monitors, Product Reviews
High Definition content is not limited to HDTVs, many people, myself included like to watch movies on our PCs, but to really enjoy the experience you need a full HD monitor. The majority of these monitors are rather expensive, especially…
Upgrading to Windows 7
by Kristofer Brozio • October 19, 2009 •
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If you’ve paid any attention to what’s going on in a couple days then you’ll know that the new operating system from Microsoft is set to launch, October 22nd to be more specific. It’s called Windows 7, while I’m not…
You’re All a Bunch of Fat, Depressed Gamer Bums
by Jeff • August 27, 2009 •
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Researchers’ diving into the correlations between video games and negative human conditions is nothing new. For over a decade, we’ve been reading about the mental effects that violence and subjective opinions of inappropriateness found in game content have on…
Seagate BlackArmor NAS 220 2TB Network Attached Storage
by Kristofer Brozio • August 22, 2009 •
Featured, NAS Network Attached Storage, Product Reviews
The BlackArmor series from Seagate are aimed at small businesses, and professional users but they can be great tools for the everyday user as well. I’ve taken a look at two of the BlackArmor series of external hard drives the…
Big 4 Video Streaming for the iPhone
by Salmons • August 19, 2009 •
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You have this really capable pocket computer in your, well… pocket, and it has a live data connection to the world at large. You’re also bored and want some entertainment. You have been scouring YouTube for the umpteenth time, but…
Cooking Games: Edutainment Vs. Entertainment
by Jeff • August 4, 2009 •
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A week or so ago we took a look at Wii Fit and other exercise games, examining whether or not they truly provide enough of a workout to do any good for the user. While fitness exergaming has become…
USB Novelty Flash Drive Roundup – 36 Tested and Compared
by Kristofer Brozio • July 5, 2009 •
Featured, Information, USB Flash memory
Sushi, Strawberry, BBQ Chicken, Cookie, Hamburger, Pizza, Watermelon and Shrimp, sounds like something you might find at a buffet right? Well throw in a ninja, a teddy bear, a fox, a shoe, a sandal and skull, then what do you…
iPhone OS 3.0 Software Update -Taking a Look at What’s New.
by Tomas Ratas • June 22, 2009 •
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Recently on TestFreaks I had a little fun jousting with David K from Mobility Digest about the pros and cons of the iPhone versus Windows Mobile devices. In my article I was asked to play the role of an…
The Ultimate List: Best (And Worst) Retail & XBLA Games to Boost Your Gamerscore
by Jeff • June 21, 2009 •
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In the early years of gaming, playing was all about getting that high score on the arcade machine that everyone else would see and revere. Making it through 574 identical levels of Pac Man meant that your score would hang…




