It’s a brand new day here at TMR as we get our hands on our first TKL mechanical keyboard. For those that aren’t aware, TKL is an acronym for ten-keyless and refers for a keyboards layout, with the Numpad that’s on the far right of most keyboards being omitted, while the function keys at the top remain. The result is usually a very compact and portable typing product.
We don’t want to give away too much about the review, but the short version is that this is an incredible deal for the money. Watch the video below for our full thoughts.
In recent years there’s been a growing trend in the GPU segment of hardware for cards to have two BIOS ROMs. The idea is that if something were to happen to a BIOS, whether it becomes corrupted, updated to an unstable version, or if the card “bricks” from overclocking, that there’s another BIOS that can get the card working again. Its a great feature for overclockers and others who just like to tinker.
We all need extra memory either for taking that import presentation with you to a meeting or giving a friend a copy of a cool video you found on the internet. Well today SanDisk has announced a line of flash drives that will help you do that and more.
Beside’s your monitor, your keyboard is probably the most used peripheral. You should want the Rolls Royce of keyboards. Easy to use, comfortable, luxurious, and full of options. When you consider how much time we spend typing it’s easy to see why a great keyboard is a worth while investment. When choosing a keyboard many factors come into play. Think about it, you’ll be spending thousands of hours sitting behind the keyboard. It should feel and work flawlessly. Does the keyboard have extra features that you can use? Think about size, what’s the keyboard will take up desk space is it massive or compact, does it include a number pad? Above all else consider comfort, a keyboard should always be comfortable. Especially during extended use.
We all love a good set of headphones. They let us connect with our favorite music and disconnect with all of the aggravation of the outside world. And with the rise of artist-backed, premium cans, it might seem like everybody and their auntie will try to make a decent set, with emphasis on the trying part. While that’s great, us common folk might not ever get a chance to try them since they can be rather overpriced. Thankfully, there are companies that produce solid headphones at prices that don’t include paying-for-rapper’s-lifestyles markups. We’re taking a look at one such headset today, the Aerial7 DIY Tank.
