Category: Reviews

Asus 6Z or Zenfone 6 is a part of flagship lineup whose popularity has faded a bit in more recent years. The Asus 6Z is burdened with a challenge to bring the Taiwanese giant back into the smartphone market. It has enticing price and great specifications. In this Asus 6Z review, we will see if it is worthy of title “most affordable flagship“.

If you’re looking for an affordable micro USB cable, you ought to have a quick glance at the Taar Micro USB cable. This is review of Taar Micro USB cable.

In Pig Eat Ball, the pig eats the ball – yes, that is all what you do in the game. In the game, you are a pig who completes various levels by eating tennis balls and the developer has done an excellent job with it.

A lot of the new devices come with the USB-C port and this includes latest smartphones and laptops. At the same time, there are myriad devices that use the good old USB port which is now referred to as USB-A. With the new Belkin USB-C and USB-A Home Charger (model# F7U011dqSLV), you will be able to charge both of at the same time. It has two independent powered ports that guarantee 15 Watts of power to your USB-C device and 12 Watts to your standard USB-A device. So, in total, the Belkin USB-C and USB-A Home Charger can give you 27 Watt output.

MeeGopad T07 PRO is the smallest and cheapest of the two teams today I want to talk. Yes, tiny but bully it is the MeeGopad T07 PRO because inside the brand has not skimped on hardware that give this small mini PC that really lives up to those words. In this case we find an Intel Atom Z8300 processor X5 with four cores running in parallel and at a standard speed of 1.44 GHz, but with TurboBoost which reaches 1.84 GHz, part of the latest batch of processors low consumption has presented Intel 2015. we talk past one processor, thanks to be made ​​at the node of 14 nm, achieves really ridiculous consumption at full load (only 2 W consumption) which ensures that really , it can function fully without requiring passive noisy and bulky heat sinks built.

The Ultrabook has become a whole lot more affordable with the release of the Lenovo IdeaPad U310, priced at $699. To bring the U310 in on budget, Lenovo has had to equip it with a traditonal spinning hard disk, slower, fatter, and heavier, but the rest of the internals are respectable enough – Core i5 CPU and the standard 4GB RAM found in the majority of ultrabooks.

Many are already calling the Asus Eee PC 1215N the king of netbooks since it packs the dual-core Atom and Nvidia ION featuring the Optimus technology. Netbooks generally are not considered as the most powerful computers out there, but with the Asus Eee PC 1215N, Asus might be able to change that perception.

Sony is the maker of famous ultraportables or shall we say expensive ultraportables. But, with its Vaio M netbook, for the first time, we are looking at Sony showing peculiar affection towards the budget netbook market. The Vaio M is a brave attempt by Sony to eat a small piece of the already over-saturated 10-inch netbook form factor.

Asus has already churned out several variations for their 12-inch netbooks. We have seen 1201n, 1201ha, 1201t, 1201nl, 1201x, 1201k and so on. Few weeks back, we posted the review of the Asus Eee 1201T and we were pretty impressed with the performance. We also have the Asus eee 1201N which is very powerful for a netbook, but does not yield satisfactory battery runtimes.

Asus Eee 1201T is a decent netbook that is powered by the AMD-powered processor instead of the Atom processor that one commonly finds in a netbook. Its immediate cousin – the Asus eee 1201N is outfitted with Intel Atom N330 dual-core processor that is more commonly found in nettops.