DETAILS: Requirements: SATA-3 for best results, space for a 2.5″ drive Adata SP600 Review – This particular drive from Adata is at the lower end of what’s available from the company, and it will most likely be phased out within the next six months or so in favor of something else. For the time being, though, it’s readily … Read more
Xara Web Designer 365 Premium Review – Once upon a time, learning some basic HTML and CSS commands was enough to put together a competent web page. But things have got more complicated, not least because people use a wider variety of computers and mobile devices to browse the web. So these days the best options … Read more
A fully stocked desktop distribution that serves as an ideal introduction to its revered Gentoo base Calculate Linux Review – The Calculate Linux project produces a handful of distributions all based on the venerable Gentoo Linux. In addition to a bunch of desktops for regular use. there’s Calculate Directory Server (CDS). Calculate Linux Scratch (CLS). and … Read more
Edifier has produced a product that looks as good as it sounds. Edifier E235 Review – Being mostly known for their budget offerings, Edifier is slowly but surely pushing towards a more upmarket vibe both in terms of its audio prowess as well as its style. This has culminated in the CES Award winning E235 Luna … Read more
Unlocker Review – Have you ever tried to move or rename a file, only to be told you can’t because it’s “in use”? It’s happened to me loads of times over the years, and I’ve always turned to a free tool called Unlocker, which instantly unlocks such files so you can modify them. Recently I found … Read more
ASUS PRIME Z370-A Review – As one of the more affordable boards in the roundup, the Prime Z370-A surprisingly doesn’t scrimp too much on its feature set. It’s certainly eye-catching, with the black PCB offset by a white I/O cover and silver heat-sinks. Like all of the boards reviewed here, this is an ATX board, and has the … Read more
HP Z240 SFF Review – There’s much to like here-a decent level of workstation power in a tiny chassis for an equally tiny price One of the smallest workstations we’ve ever seen, this diminutive pizza box of a workstation is designed to either sit underneath your monitor or orientated sideways as a rather slim tower (if you … Read more
Magix Video Pro X8 Review – VideoPro X8 is the latest version of Magix professional video editing suite. Admittedly it’s a product with a fairly hefty price, yet as our American cousins would say, it provides a lot of bang for your buck. And for those that simply dabble with video editing or only throw together the … Read more
NAIM UNITI ATOM Review – Naim Audio might not be the first company you think of for enhancing the sound of your TV, but its Atom one-box system gives Ed Selley plenty to applaud NAIM UNITI ATOM Review: av info PRODUCT: High-end amp/ streamer all-in-one system POSITION: Entry-level member of Naim Audio’s Uniti family PEERS: Moon … Read more
SonicWALL TZ300 Review – Modest UTM performance, but good value with top security features and wireless management Dell SonicWALL’s latest TZ appliances promise a much-needed performance boost over their predecessors without a commensurate price hike. Targeting small offices of 25 users or fewer, the TZ300 on review’ here is good value and supports the new SonicPoint … Read more
SYNOLOGY DS118 Review – A SINGLE BAY. ARM BASED NAS WITH THE USUAL QUALITY AS EXPECTED FROM SYNOLOGY The DS118 is a mid-range ARM based NAS, which means it’s cheaper to make, uses less electricity (a meagre 9.4W when accessed, 4.22W when idle) and generates less heat, but is generally less powerful than an Intel CPU based … Read more
Magix Movie Edit Pro 2016 Premium Review – Edit like a professional with Magix Movie Edit Pro 2016 The procedures and sophistication of modern video editors, together with the speed that our PC systems are now capable of, means that video editing is not such a chore as it used to be. Whereas professional editing … Read more