HyperX Pulsefire Surge RGB Gaming Mouse – Full Review & Video
The HyperX Pulsefire Surge RGB gaming mouse has great looks, accurate sensors and lights you can customize to suite your own personal style.
Exploring New Products (4 the geek in us)
The HyperX Pulsefire Surge RGB gaming mouse has great looks, accurate sensors and lights you can customize to suite your own personal style.
Western Digital’s redesign of the My Passport Ultra hard drive comes in a futuristic aluminum case in blue and silver. Capacity varies from 1 TB to 4 TB.
Kingston’s lineup of memory cards and card readers aim to satisfy even the most demanding 4K video shooters with 3 categories: Select, Go! & React.
Lenovo now offers a premium 15″ Yoga Chromebook and a Thinkpad powerhouse in the X1 Extreme that has an option for a Core i9 processor and discrete GPU.
A flurry of new products from HyperX keeps us on our toes including fast, new internal and external SSDs, programmable gaming mouse, keyboard and earbuds.
Dell’s updated their latest line of laptops including a new premium Chromebook, Inspiron and XPS lines for heavy duty photo/video editing work.
To fix your stuck Razer Chroma mouse’ middle scroll button, follow these instructions with a screw driver, a mini straw and some WD-40.
Plugable’s Triple Display Docking Station let’s you connect three monitors and all your peripherals (keyboard, mouse, power, etc) – using one USB-C cable!
Kingston Digital is shipping 256GB microSD cards, adding this larger capacity to the existing Canvas React line. You now have a choice from 32GB to 256GB.
SSDs cost upwards of $200/TB, but now you can find 2TB Micron 2.5″ drives in SATA form factor for $300 or less. That’s only $150 per terabyte! A great value!