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Review: Linksys E4200v2 Router

Review: Linksys E4200v2 Router
Last year Cisco released their Linksys E4200 maximum performance dual-band wireless-N router to rave reviews. It hit the market as one of the best wireless routers you could get in your home with impressive performance and great usability. This year Cisco is following up by launching their Linksys E4200v2 router. It looks pretty much the same as the original E4200 but its definitely worth a closer look at the...
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Review: Canon XA10

Review: Canon XA10
Canon’s XA10 is the smallest and lightest professional grade video camera in their lineup. It’s is a ‘prosumer’ model that serves as a great entry point into shooting higher end video than those consumer grade camcorders generally allow.   The first thing you notice is how compact and light weight it is. Its under two pounds and fits comfortably in one hand. Its ideal if you need a highly mobile...
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Review: Olympus E-PL3

Review: Olympus E-PL3
My first digital camera was an Olympus – a 1.3 megapixel brick! I have spent the last couple of weeks playing with the Olympus E-PL3, giving my DSLR camera gear a break for a little while. Its my first time trying out this new category of micro mirrorless digital camera so I really had no idea what to expect. The first thing you notice is the form factor. Its small. Smaller than it looked in photos for sure....
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Review: Forza Motorsport 4

Review: Forza Motorsport 4
Forza Motorsport 4 is finally here and its sure to make a splash. Compared to its main competitor, Gran Turismo, we’ve been seeing a new Forza game every couple of years it seems. Usually when we see frequent iterations in a franchise its disappointing, and we see a lot of repetition without much novelty so there was some concern with this title. Would it bring something new to the table or be a rehash of the...
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Review: Just Dance 3

Review: Just Dance 3
Just Dance has just made its debut on the Xbox 360 with Just Dance 3. It not surprisingly features kinect support and one you try it out you’ll wonder how the game existed without it. It just makes so much sense and feels like such a natural fit. The natural feel is of increased importance in such a game too, since its all about dancing and having a good time, without inhibition. Any clumbsy interface or...
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