Hardware

I must admit that I have not heard much from Creative in the way of accessories lately. Years ago, I remember them being at the top of the food-chain when it came to desktop speakers and various other accessories. Computers, and what we do with them, has changed greatly over this time. Now, with the gaming accessory market being so large and the competition so high, how is Creative keeping up? Let's take a look!

Sony Entertainment released the first details of the Playstation 5 via Wired today! Check out the information below and let us know what you think of the system. Wired.com had an article about the Playstation 5 today. Sony has been working on the new system and provided the website with the first details about it. The new system isn’t officially called the Playstation 5 yet and it won’t be coming out in 2019. According to Wired, the system’s “CPU is…

Bright and flashy bags and cases are great for some fans, but other want a more subdued look when carrying around their video game systems. PDP recognizes the market existed for both, and launched the Elite line of Nintendo Switch Accessories; thanks to Performance Design Products, we had an oppertunity to take all those products for a spin! Let's dive in!

Thanks to our good friends at Google Canada, we had the opportunity to take the Google Pixel Slate for a spin over the holidays, and since my family has enjoyed Android gaming on the Google Pixelbook, we figured we'd give it a try on the Slate as well. And the experience is, well, relativley similar, with one major important caveat: the keyboard disconnects.

We have been reviewing a ton of Google products over the past year, and for the most part, have been loving each and every one of them! But like any company, Google doesn't waste a good 'holiday' to get you excited about their products. And for the record, you should get excited for their products because they are fantastic. So how exactly does Google connect their products to Valentines Day? Let's take a look at the info sent over by Google Canada!

When I was originally pitched the idea to review CozyPhones, I assumed it had something to do with phones, and more likely yet, cell phones. Well, I suppose there was some truth to that thought, but ultimately, what arrived at my door was more of a headphone device than a phone device. Lost yet? So was I, until I unleashed these products on my kids. Then things got interesting.

While we can all admit that the chat capabilities on the Nintendo Switch are less than ideal, it's still great to see companies coming together to release headsets that will work with your Nintendo Switch and mobile device, whether you are using it for audio calls while you play, or via the Nintendo Mobile application. Astro and Nintendo have teamed up to create the ideal, premium headset for Nintendo Switch fans. Let's take a look at the Legend of Zelda A10 Headset from Astro.

The gaming chair market has boomed in the last few years, with new companies popping up around the globe, each offering essentially the same thing but offering something their competitors aren’t. We’ve reviewed a number of these chairs, and just recently received another one from the people at Secretlab. How well does the Secretlab Titan chair hold up? Let’s dive in!

When we reviewed the Google Pixel 3 XL, we raved about the camera that came standard on both the standard model of the phone, as well as the XL version. Last week, we brought the Google Pixel 3 XL with us on a family vacation to Disney World, and the pictures were outstanding. We've included many of them below, so you can see how good they are!

Recently our friend Will in Canada had a chance to review the largest Ewin Racing chair available, the Flash-XL Gaming Chair, so we were bit surprised when we were contacted by Ewin again this time from their EU department. After a short conversation we agreed that our guys in Europe should have a chance to test the product as well considering there might be some differences with the product on the other side of the globe. It only made sense…