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Links to Reviews for June 24-26

Posted Jun 26, 2008 by Sara  

Polaroid PoGo Pocket-Size Printer
“Unlike the current generation of “portable” printers that might be luggable from desk-t0- desk or stowed away in a backpack, the PoGo’s dimensions make it small enough to carry on your person all the time, and print photos on the fly. It measures under an inch thick, 2.83 inches wide and 4.72 inches long - a bit like an elongated deck of playing cards. It’s undoubtedly dense, weighing 8 ounces without paper, but still lighter than many of the cameras it’s designed to work with.”

Razer Lycosa Gaming Keyboard
“We’ve been scouring the Earth looking for a keyboard that would handle modern games, and still serve as an every day keyboard yet satisfy the gaming enthusiast in all of us.”

Logitech G15 Revision 2 Gaming Keyboard
“…keyboard loaded with features specifically designed for 3D gamers; the G15 Revision 2. The overall style is sporty, a “GamePanel”LCD provides convenient access to system information, a handful of G-keys allow you to program your own macros, and back lit keys let you take command with any lighting condition.”

ZOTAC NVIDIA 790i Ultra SLI Motherboard
“The 790i is the first chipset from NVIDIA to be re-designed totally. 790i has its own PCI Express 2.0 controller built into the chipset along with a new memory controller for DDR3 memory with support for EPP 2.0, and today we have ZOTAC’s high performance motherboard to play with. ZOTAC has definitely made its mark with us. While our first board we received from them based on the GeForce 8300 chipset failed to impress, the 790i Ultra SLI board really got us going.”

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