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Venturer EliteWin S Notebook Review
Gareth | January 3, 2017 |
Venturer has very kindly sent over a 2 in 1 Mini Windows Notebook for our appraisal. This low-cost tablet and laptop combination ticks a lot of boxes for the cost conscious whilst packing a smooth experience inside the interesting external design. HDMI, USB, Bluetooth and wifi 11.6” 1366 X 768 Display 2GB/4GB DDR3 SDRAM 32GB Internal Memory 64GB Micro SD […]

Peter McMullan | December 30, 2016 |
With the season of gluttony upon us, it will only be a matter of time before you may start thinking about getting a new pair of trainers and heading off to your local gym in a desperate attempt to look amazing for the Summer of 2017. Should you get a personal trainer or should you […]

Building a computer for £300 – Part 8 – The Test
Gareth | December 29, 2016 |
reichelt have sponsored a challenge to build a computer for £300. With a budget of only £300 I have to source the best bits of computer equipment for a main central processor unit (CPU) to build the most competent computer I can. In part eight we take a look at how well things run. A […]

Building a computer for £300 – Part 7 – The Build
Gareth | December 28, 2016 |
reichelt have sponsored a challenge to build a computer for £300. With a budget of only £300 I have to source the best bits of computer equipment for a main central processor unit (CPU) to build the most competent computer I can with the help from experts from Managed IT Services in Belleville IL. The […]

Building a computer for £300 – Part 6 – Storage
Gareth | December 26, 2016 |
reichelt have sponsored a challenge to build a computer for £300. With a budget of only £300 I have to source the best bits of computer equipment for a main central processor unit (CPU) to build the most competent computer I can. In part six, we grab some storage. A Western Digital Blue 1000GB, 64MB […]

Building a computer for £300 – Part 5 – Graphics Card
Gareth | December 24, 2016 |
reichelt have sponsored a challenge to build a computer for £300. With a budget of only £300 I have to source the best bits of computer equipment for a main central processor unit (CPU) to build the most competent computer I can. In part five, we pick a graphics card. The Asus GT730 is a […]

Building a computer for £300 – Part 4 – Memory
Gareth | December 23, 2016 |
reichelt have sponsored a challenge to build a computer for £300. With a budget of only £300 I have to source the best bits of computer equipment for a main central processor unit (CPU) to build the most competent computer I can. In part four, we look at the Memory. The Kingston HyperX FURY schwarz […]

Building a computer for £300 – Part 3 – Motherboard
Gareth | December 22, 2016 |
reichelt have sponsored a challenge to build a computer for £300. With a budget of only £300 I have to source the best bits of computer equipment for a main central processor unit (CPU) to build the most competent computer I can. There’s also some sort of rf material for PCB that may be able […]

Peter McMullan | December 22, 2016 |
The Mi Band 2 is the latest fitness tracker from Xiaomi. Perfectly pricey to encompass everything a fitness fanatic needs to keep track of their exercise. Record daily motion data, Xiaomi bracelet to help you record all-day event, calculate walking distance, and calorie consumption. Smart Vibration alarm clock, simulate wake up naturally status: You can […]

Paul Stevenson | December 22, 2016 |
The nice folks at Wraps recently sent us some if their funky headphones to check out. The range starts out around the £15 mark for the bright and colourful entry level models, right up to the model I’ve been playing with, the £50 “Core” version. This differs from its cheaper stablemates due to its braided […]