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POSRUS Antiglare Antifingerprint Screen Protector for Le Pan TC 970 Review @ Review the Tech

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lepanscreen7

Link:http://reviewthetech.com/2011/11/05/posrus-antiglare-antifingerprint-screen-protector-for-le-pan-tc-970-review/

Quote: “ Today for review I’ve got a must-have accessory if you own the Le Pan TC970 Android tablet, it’s a screen protector but much more. The Le Pan is a great tablet, but the screen is very glossy so that it reflects light and really attracts fingerprints. I’m the type of person who must have a screen protector on all of my gadgets, just because I feel safer that way and it’s better to be safe than sorry. The product I have for review today I got from Amazon inexpensively, and it’s aptly named the Antiglare Antifingerprint Screen Protector for Le Pan TC 970, it’s from a company called POSRUS. So read on…“

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Nyko Charge Base for Nintendo 3DS @ TestFreaks

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nyko7

Link: http://blog.testfreaks.com/review/review-of-nyko-charge-base-for-nintendo-3ds/

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"The Nintendo 3DS changed the face of handhelds with glasses-free 3D, but that innovation came with a downside. The battery life of the Nintendo 3DS is pretty bad for a handheld gaming system, with everything enabled you’ll be lucky to get a little over three hours of play time and that’s just horrible honestly. Nyko is a company that makes excellent gaming accessories and they’ve decided to do something about the not-so-great battery life of the 3DS. Today for review I’ve got the Nyko Nintendo 3DS Battery and Charge Base Bundle that can possibly double the battery life of your 3DS. It works by replacing the battery in your existing 3DS and it’s very easy, just a couple screws and you’re all done. Read on to learn more… "

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Grace Digital Eco Pod Rugged All Terrain Speaker Case @ TestFreaks

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geco1

Link: http://blog.testfreaks.com/review/review-of-grace-digital-eco-pod-rugged-all-terrain-speaker-case/

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"Are you the rugged outdoorsy type? Do you like hiking, camping and just getting down and dirty, but like to take your phone or MP3 player with you? One of the problems with today’s devices is that they’re rather fragile and they really can’t stand up to much abuse at all. Don’t even think of getting them wet, they’ll be ruined for sure. Dropping them, don’t do that either, chance are you’ll have a busted device. If you like playing outdoors then you need a rugged case for your gadget, and the one I have for review today might just work for you, it’s the Grace Digital Eco Pod. This case offers more than enough protection for your device from the elements, drops and even altitudes. So read on…    "

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Cadence 4-Bit Binary Watch @ TestFreaks

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cad10

Link: http://blog.testfreaks.com/review/review-of-cadence-4-bit-binary-watch/

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"A watch, I don’t think I’ve ever reviewed one, but I have one for review today from a company called Cadence. This watch isn’t just your normal kind though, it’s a sneaky, geeky one. Yes I said sneaky, geeky there. This watch is called the 4-Bit binary and it was designed by a gentleman called John Flear for our enjoyment. What makes this watch special is the numbers, or actually lack of numbers, instead they are replaced with, you guessed it, 4-bit binary code. Anyway, let’s just jump right into this… "

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NZXT Tempest 410 Mid Tower Chassis @ TestFreaks

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nzxtg1

Link: http://blog.testfreaks.com/review/review-of-nzxt-tempest-410-mid-tower-chassis/

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"The PC case or chassis is a misunderstood thing really. Many people are happy with that beige box sitting under their desk, but not me, and not a lot of people out there either. Luckily for us there are companies like NZXT who come up with great designs for cases for those of use that don’t like the beige box. Today for review I’ve got one of the newest cases from NZXT called the Tempest 410 and it’s aimed at the gamer or enthusiast with a sleek look and lots of airflow. The case has plenty of room for many hard drives, large video cards, big CPU coolers and space for those that might want to do a little liquid cooling as well. I like the Tempest 410 a lot, but it’s not perfect, but it’s close. Read on…  "