Corsair Vengeance 2000 Wireless Gaming Headset
There is a review of the Corsair Vengeance 2000 wireless headset posted today at ThinkComputers that is definitely worth checking out. For comparison purposes, you can see our evaluation here.
We have already taken a look at their Vengeance 1500 Gaming Headset and now we are back with the wireless version the Vengeance 2000. The Corsair Vengeance 2000 Wireless Gaming Headset features 7.1 surround sound audio, large 50mm drivers, and a wireless range of up to 40 feet.
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EA: Dead Space 1 & 2 Were 'Too Scary'
Okay, I read what this lady said and I think this is pure PR speak. Why can't companies just come right out and say "we already have the horror crowd, we are just trying to cash in on the co-op / action crowd now too." I'm not sure what going to a scary movie with her husband has to do with the game either.
"The horror of Dead Space is still all there. It's still true to its roots and no less scary, but people felt far more comfortable playing it with someone else than they did doing it on their own. "Personally, I would rather go to scary movie with my husband rather than sit at home with the lights out watching one on my own.
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The Reason Most Pirates Don't Go Legit
Why do pirates choose to go the illegal route? Apparently they want to go legit but convenience, choice and availability (and free) keep them on the dark side. Whoddathunkit?
People who obtain movies and TV shows from the Internet through unauthorized and often illegal channels would actually prefer not to do if they were given the chance. That's one of the findings of a new survey into consumer habits which reveals that although lower cost is often cited as a tool for reducing piracy, three other issues are driving people to break the law – convenience, choice and availability.
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Best Buy Employee Steals Racy Photos Off Phone
Wait a second, are you trying to tell me a Geek Squad employee would steal your "special" pictures off your phone? No way! I just can't believe what I am reading.
A female Best Buy customer says an employee who promised to transfer her contacts and photos to a newly purchased iPhone burned a CD of her racy photos, and invited her to his home to retrieve them.
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Man Stabbed Over Facebook
Today's "man stabbed over Facebook" story comes to you from Brazos County, Florida.
Police records show Washington's husband told officers he was trying to sleep early Thursday when his wife got upset reading his Facebook account in the living room. Police say when he checked on her, she chased him with a knife and stabbed him.
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Cool DX11 Demo of the Day
Keilany Hayssam, of icEnhancer fame, has put out a rather elegant DX11 demo of something other than "spaceships, shooting, monsters and magical realms."
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Lenovo CEO Gives His $3M Bonus To Employees
Attention CEOs of the world, this is the way it is done. Well played Mr. Yuanqing, our hats are off to you.
Yang Yuanqing distributed $3 million from his bonus among 10,000 junior-level employees, the China-based technology company confirmed Thursday. The employees, such as receptionists, production-line workers and assistants, each received an average bonus of 2,000 yuan, which is $314, in the name of their CEO.
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FCC Says ISPs Are Delivering The Speeds They Promise
Does it seem like you never get anything close to the advertised speed you pay for? According to this report from the FCC, it's in your head. Verizon, Comcast, Cablevision and Mediacom all delivered up to 120% of its advertised speed. Wait, what?
The ISPs in the FCC study, ranked by performance as a percentage of advertised speed, were: Verizon's fiber network (120 percent), Cablevision (120 percent), Comcast (103 percent), Mediacom (100 percent), Charter (98 percent), Time Warner Cable Inc (96 percent), Cox Communications (95 percent), Insight Communications Co (92 percent), CenturyLink Inc (89 percent), AT&T Inc (87 percent), Verizon's DSL network (87 percent), Windstream Corp (84 percent), Qwest Communications (83 percent) and Frontier (79 percent).
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Broadband: U.S. Consumers Pay More For Less
Studies like this are downright embarrassing. Anyone want to take a guess as to why people in Hong Kong get 500/500Mbps for the same price we pay for 25/2Mbps?
The results add weight to a growing body of evidence that suggests that the U.S. is lagging behind many of its international counterparts, most of whom have much higher levels of competition and, in turn, offer lower prices and faster Internet service. It suggests that policymakers need to re-evaluate our current policy approaches to increase competition and encourage more affordable high-speed Internet service in the U.S.
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This Is Why Girls Suck At Gaming
A "Why girls suck at gaming" article....written by a guy. Instead of the pretty girl pictured in this article, he could have used one of those "not sure if serious" pics with a trollface plastered on it.
There's an air of superiority when it comes to their attitude towards gaming, like playing games is beneath them. Let's just, for the moment, ignore the fact that girls play games with our emotions, with our wallets, and above all… our sanity. From a certain perspective, video games really ARE beneath them.
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Fractal Design Define R4 Case
If you are looking for a case that will help keep the noise level of your computer to a minimum, Hardware Secrets recommends the Fractal Design Define R4.
The Fractal Design Define R4 is a very nice case for users worried about the noise level produced by the PC. The quality is top-notch and its price is right, making the Define R4 a terrific buy.
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Lepa G Series 1000W Power Supply Review
We are back with another one kilowatt monster PSU review. This one promises to surpass 80 Plus Gold level efficiency pulling tremendously heavy wattage loads while claiming to be cool and quiet. Lepa may be a new name to some of you but its heritage comes from Enermax. Will this G Series live up to its Enermax ancestry?
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