Having a thing for retro devices is great, and if you want to turn your iPad into a wooden retro device, you might be interested in this retro docking station for iPad or iPad 2.
Remote control has always been popular, and if you want to remotely control your PC or Mac from another computer or a mobile device, than Splashtop Remote Desktop might come in handy. Continue reading »
If you don’t own an iOS device then you’ll probably never get the chance to try some of the iOS apps, but luckily, there are some good news for all iOS fans, you’ll soon be able to run iOS apps on your computer using an emulator application.
Thermaltake’s new headset the Shock spin is now available for purchase. The new gaming headset released on the market provides gamers with high quality sound, and comfort while wearing the headset. The pads allow you to game endlessly for hours in total comfort while playing your favorite FPS, RPG or racing games.
The gaming headset would not be complete without the detachable microphone which is said to provide crystal clear sound. The shock spin features larger speakers with improved bass sound. Also the headset has an external in-line controller to control the microphone sound and the speaker’s volume.
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We’ve featured plenty of PC and game console case mods in the past, most being related to a certain theme, but never have we seen a design as unique as this. If anyone has ever tried to define to you what a PC (or any computer to that matter) should look like, looking at the Hammerhead HMR989 will change everything.
When you think you’ve seen it all, someone else clever comes up with another. This Lego masterpiece was created by Apple software engineer Andrew Carol who managed to use 1,500 LEGO Technic parts to recreate the Antikythera.
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Check out the latest addition to the Chevy Mall. It’s a PC thats been built into a 20-inch long replica model of the popular American muscle car Chevorlet Camaro. Unlike your typical PC, there are a number of customisable options. These range from the colour you’d like your Camaro to be (just like buying a car) to the amount of RAM and size of hard drive underneath the hood.
