Today we have a beast of a tablet to be reviewed. We’ve done a lot of tablet reviews in the past and the one we have from Chuwi has the best specs of them all and most of all It’s a Windows 10 tablet. Chuwi Hi10 is a Windows 10 tablet that is equipped with a Intel Atom X5 Z8300 processor along with 4GB of DDR3 RAM, 64GB of on-board storage and a 1920×1200 pixel display. … Read more
One issue with Windows 10 which can occur when using apps that manage Bluetooth devices and do device transfers, is they can corrupt your Windows Send To function menu so that it may only show Send To Bluetooth and not list any of the previous menu items. Such as missing the Windows Send To Desktop (Create Shortcut) or Send To Compressed Folder…etc. You basically would have no options with send to anymore. See the image … Read more
As I don’t have any cameras for making videos Havit was nice enough to send me this product for review. This is a very simple and easy to use camera/webcam. There are no extra drivers that need to be installed. Just plug it in and its ready to use, almost. Because there were no drivers I had to find a way to open it up on my computer. I have a Google camera app already … Read more
This is a review of the Samson Stage X1U – Digital Wireless USB Microphone System. This is a cordless mic intended mainly for recording directly to a device such as a computer, but can also work with other devices that are USB capable. The Samson Stage even works with iPhones and iPads with the lightning cord adapter. The Stage 1XU microphone goes for a price of $89, so I would not consider … Read more
When you run off of one 512GB SSD drive which I do with my gaming laptop which is the Razer Blade 2014 you will find that your space to install all the games you want to rotate through at the same time becomes very limited. Combine that with me taking so many videos and doing recordings and I tend to run into disk space issues pretty commonly. I just rotate through too many games in … Read more
First the disclaimer, FIFINE sent me one of their wallet friendly desktop microphones at the beginning of the month, and here is what I think so far. Build and look: Being that this is a $30 microphone from a lesser known company, while waiting for the mic to come in, I was skeptical on how the mic would feel and look. Needless to say, I was completely wrong in my assumption. This mic looks absolutely … Read more
Review of the Dell XPS 13 Ultra-portable laptop Ultra-Portable Laptops were supposed to be our answer to Ultra heavy laptops of yesteryear, but they more often than not lacked the power of their bigger and heavier counterparts. It’s the year 2016 and it’s time to put away childish thoughts of years passed, put away childish toys and step up our games and with that our way of thinking. Amazing things just keep growing smaller as … Read more
Review of the Arctic Liquid Freezer 240 CPU Liquid Cooling Unit For years you’ve been using CPU Fans and heatsinks for years, but I know you have been gawking at some of the CPU liquid cooling units for years, well I know I have. As those years have passed many CPU liquid cooling unit designs have come and gone, most of those custom units that you would have to build for yourself, not an easy … Read more
Review of the Alienware Area51 R2 Hey guys, so I am sure in your searches for the perfect gaming PC, you have at one point come across one flavor of an OEM or boutique PC builder and well, this review is about one of them. Now I know there are quite a few different boutiques and OEM builders out there, but this is review is based on one, Alienware. This review will have full system … Read more
Hello all my fellow gamers and video card performance aficionados out there. Today I have the pleasure of reviewing for you the Sapphire Radeon NITRO R9 390 8GB GDDR5 Tri-X OC video card. Sapphire being one of AMD’s premiere board partners will surely help to keep AMD’s fire, that was not a play on words and you will see why throughout this review. One other thing about this card, its Sapphire’s latest series, the NITRO … Read more
The Action Center in Windows 10 shows all the notifications from various sources (desktop apps, modern apps, as well as system notifications) and group them together by apps and time. You have all the notifications there and you can see them if you missed them and can later clear them all or just some of them. Also, there are Quick Actions placed at the bottom to quickly toggle some settings (like brightness, Airplane mode, etc) … Read more
Stuck with the Automatic Windows 10 Updates download in installs? Since there isn’t a direct option to control these updates, here is a workaround for the same.
while Modern apps are quite good but some of them are pretty useless and are designed with keeping touch as the primary input method and there is no way to even hide them from the start menu. Learn how to remove them easily!
One of the biggest annoys I faced after a fresh install of Windows 10 on my computer was the installation of the .NET Framework 3.5 feature on it. First let’s see why do we (still) need .NET framework 3.5 even when Windows 10 comes with .NET Framework 4.5 installed already. The .NET Framework is an integral part of many applications (many apps developed in Vista and Windows 7 era require the .NET framework v3.5 installed along … Read more
Create a bootable Windows 10 (or any other OS) USB easily within minutes with help of this tutorial.
Windows Run feature is incredibly handy. However, it is something relatively few users know about and even fever use it and the main reason behind this is perhaps, because the users don’t know the commands. So, to solve this problem, I decided to put together all the run commands I can think of in this one post.
Many times my computer is connected to a WiFi network but I don’t remember the password for it now. This is something I have experienced a lot. Often, I am using the teacher’s WiFi network of my college and the administrator himself enters the password without revealing it to me, and sometimes some of my cousins do the same. Faced a similar situation and you want to connect a second device but don’t know or remember the password? You can obviously ask the admin about the password or you can find it yourself.
So you like the tactile feedback feeling of the mechanical keyboard but don’t want all that noise? Some of us like that sound, but our significant others do not, and some of us ourselves don’t like that noise. We’ll Cougar has heard all of your requests and has something that might be more towards your liking. Today, I will be doing a review of the Cougar 450K Hybrid Mechanical Keyboard. Let’s start off with some … Read more
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With the Dragon Touch i8 Pro you get both Windows and Android in one tablet here