Alienware is a well-known company, mostly for their creation of high-end gaming-focused laptop and desktop computers. Unfortunately, many of their products are extremely highly priced because of their amazing hardware and performance, but they do have some products that you can pick up for under $1000, and the Alienware AX51 is a great example of one.
The tablet market is no longer controlled by the iPad alone. There are lots of other tablets, from the Sony Tablet S to the Kindle Fire to the Samsung Galaxy Tab. The SpringBoard from T-Mobile is another much-ballyhooed 7-inch tablet with a few differences that make it stand out from the crowd. Let’s take a look at the T-Mobile SpringBoard features.
The Olympus Stylus Tough 6020 is more of a consumer-grade digital camera that is still able to produce some nice photographs and take a lot of damage (in the form of drops, water, cold weather, etc.) without breaking. If you’re in need of a durable digital camera that can take some high-quality and high-resolution photos and videos (up to 720p HD for the latter), give this practically amazing yet highly affordable digital camera a try for yourself.
First released last October 2010, the HP Slate 500 has a whopping suggested retail price of $799. The lowest price that you can find in the market is around $659 nowadays, still a high price to pay compared to competing tablets. Let’s get right to the review to see if this tablet is worth the high price tag.
If you’ve never pictured yourself turning your back on your PC and taking a look at a Mac, think again. Because Apple’s iMac MC309LL/A is loaded with features that leave that PC you’ve been looking at sitting all alone, in the dust, at the curb.
But wait a minute. This iMac only has 4 GB RAM and the competition has 6 or 8. How can the Apple even compare? Instead of opting for the less expensive, older technology that everyone else is using, Apple decided to engineer the MC309LL/A around the ultra-high speed Thunderbolt I/O technology which has transfer speeds, in both directions, up to 10 gigabits per second.
While Western Digital isn’t much of a big player in the whole media streaming/playing market, their WD TV Live Plus HD media player is quite impressive when compared to its competitors from the likes of Apple and Roku. Packed with a bunch of great features; including full 1080p support, support for a wide variety of audio and video formats, support for USB storage, and more; the WD TV Life Plus HD is certainly a great buy.
