Archive for the 'Group Test' Category

Wireless mouse and keyboard desksets (Logitech, Microsoft, Trust)

It seems it’s now the law. Once, a keyboard was a simple tool acting as the interface between you and your computer. That was deemed simply not enough.
Now, from the humble computer keyboard, you need one-touch buttons to control much of your computer’s talents. Music? Check. Web access? Yup. There’s even a thing called F-Lock [...]

Inkjet Multi-Function Devices (Brother, Canon, Epson, HP, Lexmark)

In the home it’s common to install separate printer and scanner units, but that can be a real pain in the office. For one thing there’s usually not much space and for another you want to keep IT equipment out of the way.
If you add a fax and a photocopier to the equation then the [...]

PCI Express graphics cards (AOpen, Asus, Leadtek, Sapphire, Sapphire, XFX)

Although AGP isn’t yet a dead technology for graphics cards, it’s rapidly moving on to the endangered list as PCI Express grows in popularity. Motherboards that support PCI Express have a large chunk of data bandwidth assigned to this new bus which is usually divided up into 20 lanes.
Of these 20 lanes, 16 are dedicated [...]

VoIP enabled ADSL routers (Billion, Draytek, Intertex, Zoom, Zyxel)

Want to join the Voice over IP (VoIP) revolution and make free phone calls via the Internet? Then you’ve a number of choices, including software to run on your PC and custom IP phones to plug into your network. Alternatively you can opt for an ADSL router with a VoIP adapter built in, which is [...]

Logitech gamepads

Hardened gamers who want to use a gamepad with their PC will happily tell you that the best route is to get an adapter that allows a PlayStation 2 pad to be used in a USB port. Still, that would perhaps be unfair on the nicely evolving range of Logitech pads, which do offer a [...]