When you have more than one computer, or more specifically more than one hard drive, it is nice to be able to access them quickly. I bought the USB 2.0 to SATA IDE Adapter specifically to test my PS3 hard-drive but can be used for just about any hard drive need. Whether you need to get data off a hard drive from a computer that is broken or want to test your hard drive to see if its functional… this device can get it done.
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Late last month, Sony rolled out the new iteration of their successful Playstation 3 line, called the PS3 Slim. Needless to say, it is much like its older brother, the PS2 slim, in the concept that it is smaller than its predecessor. However, some new things have been added to the console, along with some controversial deletions.

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This weekend I got my hands on a Flip Video UltraHD recorder, and boy is this thing sweet! It’s simple, elegant, powerful (holding 2hrs of HD video), and fun. If you are looking for a replacement camera or video recorder, look no further, because this thing can do them both!
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Everyone was excited when their devices got bumped from either the 4.2 or 4.3 OS version up to 4.5.  Verizon recently bumped up the very popular Curve (8330) and also the Pearl (8130) so that they are at the same level as the 8830 World Edition, 4.5.0.138.  Research In Motion (RIM) is hard at work to update “newer” devices to a standardized 5.0.x.xxx OS version that will really make your device run better.

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Original Content By: Marcus Rolland

Sony Playstation Portable or PSP has become very versatile in terms of its applications and functional approach. The initial thought of having a portable game console has paved the road for multi-tasking and multi-function consoles. The PSP console is more than just a gaming console, it has the capability as a portable video & movie player, web browser, personal organizer, music player and more.
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