TV tuners tend to be hit or miss. Sometimes a card or USB add-on works as advertised, smoothly and elegantly. Other times the experience is clunky, full of lag, and riddled with poor software. Elgato’s offerings are generally considered solid solutions for audio/video capture and computer-based program recording and playback.

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Hot-swap drive enclosures can add a certain level of urgency and sophistication to almost any system. The ability to whip a drive out of the system and toss in a new one at a moments notice satisfies a certain, primal urge most users have from time to time (particularly while troubleshooting). Whether it is intended to impress others, make you the hero of the day, simplify your life, or something else, few can argue with a drive bay that lets you remove a drive with ease whether the system is running or turned off.

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The Pentax X70 is an upper tier point-and-shoot camera in the fairly new “super-zoom” or “mega-zoom” category. These are single lens cameras with large optical zooms, and a form factor slightly smaller than (but very similar to) most DSLR cameras. The target audience for these cameras would be people looking to get into more advanced digital photography without spending so much on a DSLR.

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When looking for external storage, Verbatim isn’t always the first name that comes to mind. However, over the last year or so, they have really started to bolster their external storage offerings and expand out of the realm of small flash drives as well as blank optical media. Today we will be taking a look the Verbatim Pro 2-disk RAID enclosure.

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Modern keyboards (like the one on my Macbook Pro, that I am using to type this) have a moderate degree of redundant circuitry to allow for keyboard commands, but still fall short of some selective usage scenarios. I can easily press a few different keys at once (and elicit the appropriate response), but pressing four keys arranged next to each other in a square will only report the first three. Video games have emerged as the group of applications that have the fastest combinations involving the most unique keys. For these programs, users are not aware that their key-presses are going unreported, and will often assume the program or their skill is at fault. To address this problem, Microsoft has developed more advanced circuitry in their SideWinder X4 to allow for more simultaneous keys to be reported. Additionally, this technology allows for any of the QWERTY keys to be used simultaneously, and is cheaper than addressing each key with unique circuitry.