Product Information MSRP: $39.99 Power Output: 2.4 GHz Power Source: 2 AAA Batteries Works with both PC and PS3 Progressive triggers that are programmable Optical wheel for precision-angle gaming Fully programmable Plug-and...

Antec is rather well known for for making a number of PC components. However, something they aren't known for is audio equipment. That's why I was surprised to see the release of their SoundScience Rockus Speaker System. The 2.1 speaker system promised to provide 3D sound from just two speakers and a subwoofer. I've been using the Rockus for a little while now, and today I'll give you my full review.

They say that silence is golden. This applies to many things in life, the least of which not being your desktop computer. In an effort to keep the latest components nice and cool, one tends to load up their case with fans, which can become rather noisy. Sure, a bit of noise might not be a big deal to most people, but sometimes it's nice to have a PC that's whisper quiet. That's exactly why NZXT has released their H2 case.

Product Information MSRP: $79.99 Headphone: Microphone: 50mm Neodymium Magnet Speaker Sensitivity: -34±3 dBV / Pa@1 kHz Frequency response: 15~20,000Hz Frequency: 100~10K Hz Impedance: 32 ohms, 1 kHz Direction...

Thermaltake has been pushing out accessories for their eSports Gaming line, and they continue going on strong. Gaming headsets come and go, but when you find the one that works you just know it. Today we'll be looking at that type of headset I've found in the Thermaltake eSports Shock One Gaming Headset. This headset has everything packaged into one what you'll need to get your game on.

Technical Specs MSRP: $99.99 7 thumb modifier keys Gaming mode option Over 100 programmable Hyperesponse keys Easy access media keys One-button profile switching Approximate dimensions in mm: 515(L) x 190(W) x 22(H) Five...

Last we were lucky to receive the Sonar 5.1 Championship PC Gaming Headset from Cyber Snipa. I was fortunate to be able to take this headset to the past LAN War at Indiana University and really put it through the gauntlet so-to-speak. After a long tandem of hourly gaming, I’ve got the stats on this...

I have no idea why, but a guy actually made a portable Gamecube. The disc drive is exposed, which raises issues with me, and the buttons are pretty close together. The sides also seem to be poorly held together. Check out the video below to see this creation in action, and tell us what you think. It’s...