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HIS Radeon HD 7770 iCooler 1GB Ghz Edition PCI-E Video Card Review

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Link: http://blog.testfreaks.com/review/review-of-his-radeon-hd-7770-icooler-1gb-ghz-edition-pci-e-video-card/

Quote:
"Decent gaming on a budget, is it possible? Maybe, maybe not, but companies are trying to make it a reality for us. Not everyone can afford several hundred dollars to pay for the latest and greatest video card on the market and that would be the new 7000 series from AMD that can easily cost $500 to $700 is some cases. Thankfully they’ve come out with other versions of the card meant to provide performance but not break your budget. Today for review I have one such card from HIS Digital, the Radeon HD 7770 Ghz Edition which of course features Direct X 11 for the best look in games and everything you do. I’ve put it up against some other cards I’ve got on hand for comparison, so read on to see how the 7770 stands up to the competition.  "

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Cougar Evolution Full Tower PC Case Review

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Link: http://blog.testfreaks.com/review/review-of-cougar-evolution-full-tower-pc-case/

Quote:
" Up for review today I’ve got another PC case called the Evolution and it’s from a company called Cougar. This case is not exactly what I would call expensive coming in at around $100, but it’s got plenty of features that even enthusiast users can appreciate like room for large video cards, and SATA dock built-in and a removable hard drive cage. The case is all black, inside and out and it features a built-in fan controller for up to six fans to keep your system cool and quiet."

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Jaybird JF3 Freedom Bluetooth Wireless Headphones Review

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bird1

Link: http://blog.testfreaks.com/review/review-of-jaybird-jf3-freedom-bluetooth-wireless-headphones/

Quote:
"Up for review today I have a unique set of Bluetooth headphones, the Jaybird JF3 Freedom. These are made for active people and they’re actually the official headphones of the USA Triathlon Team, so that right there should tell you something about them. The JF3 Freedom headphones are meant to be used while running or working out, they’re specifically designed with an active lifestyle in mind. These headphones are sealed to keep moisture out and even come with a lifetime warranty against sweat. In my time with them I’ve come to like them as a very good sounding set of headphones for listening to audio with. They do have a built-in microphone for making and receiving calls but I think that’s a secondary function as that’s not a feature you’ll want to use often….  "

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Karotz Smart Rabbit Review

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Link:http://mobilitydigest.com/mobility-digest-review-karotz-smart-rabbit/

Quote: Today for review I’ve got something a little different, it’s not exactly mobile related but it is social related.  A lot of the stuff we post on Mobility Digest is social networking related and news feeds etc so I thought this might fit in there somewhere. So what I have to review is the Karotz Smart Rabbit, it’s basically a robot but it’s much more than that as it can be your little friend on your desk. The Karotz can help you all day long by keeping you updated with newsfeeds, the weather, your friends tweets, Facebook updates and even keeping you entertained by singing to you. Well not exactly singing to you, but it can play your MP3 music files. It’s an internet connected device as you might have guessed, but it also respond to voice commands and you can use the special Flatnanoz which have RFID chips embedded in them to activate apps. So read on to learn more and say hello to my little friend…..

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Review of CrazyOnDigital Silicon Skin Case for Sony PlayStation PS Vita

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Link: http://reviewthetech.com/2012/03/29/review-of-crazyondigital-silicon-skin-case-for-sony-playstation-ps-vita/

Quote: The Sony PS Vita is a gorgeous looking device and if you want it to stay that way you need a case for it. I do have the official Sony PS Vita case that works well for the most part, but that’s only protecting the Vita while it’s in the case. I wanted something else to protect my Vita while it wasn’t in the case and honestly I’m cheap so off to Amazon I went and found a silicon case for the Vita for only $2.99. I like finding deals and for the most part many of the things I get inexpensively do a decent job. There are exceptions though of course but this one isn’t bad overall, so read on…