Wed Morning Reviews
Poster: Aron Schatz
Posted on May 26, 2004 at 1:52:56 PM
I'll be posting my Cebit findings tonight.
Data backup @ ER.
Danger Den P4 RBX @ Madshrimps.
Data backup @ CI.
VL Shows how to mod the Muvo2.
Imon Universal Remote @ BigBruin.
[QUOTE]Having one controller be able to control Windows, Internet Explorer, DVDs, MP3s, and almost any multimedia program and do all these flawlessly is almost as rare as pure UnobtaniumÂ… Trying to integrate a PC into your home theater system can be a very tough thing to do. Controlling everything with one remote control is even tougher. The iMon comes as close as any device I have ever seen.[/QUOTE:108559757
Data backup @ ER.
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You do have an up-to-date backup, don't you? You don't? Well don't wait until you lose your data to learn this important lesson. Make backing up painless with CoolMaxÂ’s XTREME FILES.
Danger Den P4 RBX @ Madshrimps.
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Danger Den's RBX Power kit does exactly what it promises, it gives the end-user the best water cooling gear out there, all components are of high quality and the performance is high even when running the pump and fan at lower voltages.
Data backup @ CI.
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Data is becoming increasingly important in today's world now that almost everything is stored on your computer. While backing up to Floppy, CD, or DVD are options for those that don't have much data to back up, costly solutions like tape backup or mirrored raid arrays are the only solutions for those that have large amounts of data that need to be saved. The HD Guard Pro from eksitdata is an alternative solution to keeping your hard drive safe, and it won't break your wallet either. Instead of storing a complete backup of your data, the HD Guard Pro records only the small changes to your hard drive and claims it can record up to 12GB in only 1.33MB of data.
VL Shows how to mod the Muvo2.
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A quick look shows us that 256MB MP3 players run from $120 to $200. The quality will be a crapshoot, but several reviews of the MuVo 2 have been quite positive regarding sound quality. Considering I picked up the kit for $40, and added a 50$ 256MB CF card, this was quite a bargain. If you have access to a larger CF card, even better.
Imon Universal Remote @ BigBruin.
[QUOTE]Having one controller be able to control Windows, Internet Explorer, DVDs, MP3s, and almost any multimedia program and do all these flawlessly is almost as rare as pure UnobtaniumÂ… Trying to integrate a PC into your home theater system can be a very tough thing to do. Controlling everything with one remote control is even tougher. The iMon comes as close as any device I have ever seen.[/QUOTE:108559757