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CoolerMaster Silent Pro M 600W Power Supply

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CoolerMaster is a well known for making chassis, cooling, and power supplies amongst other things. They are one of those companies that are “good bang for buck”. Not to mention their power supplies are reliable and that has been the experience here at TechwareLabs. For review here we have Silent Pro M series 600Watt power supply.

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Azza Solano 1000 Computer Case

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One of the great things about lesser known companies is that they will go out of their way to always put their best foot forward for a lesser price. As we get into the review, we’ll see if Azza Solano 1000 can be considered as one of those cases. Let’s dig in deeper to see what this case has to offer.

Atlona AT-HDAir Wireless USB HD Video Adapter

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Perhaps one of more exciting trends in computer industry has been conversion of peripherals such as mouses, keyboards and HDTV tuners to wireless technology. It is almost inevitable that many more will follow this trend. We have here is an Atlona AT-HDAir Wireless USB/HDMI adapter. At the core of it’s purpose HDAir makes wireless screen possible. Now that’s an exciting possibility. It is a wireless USB to HDMI adapter and it’s something that showed up on the market only couple of months ago.

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Genius GHP-05Live Headphones

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Genius formed in 1983 is company known for variety of products such as speakers, scanners, tablets, and headphones. We have here for review Genius GHP-05Live headphones. Join me as I take a closer look at what the advertisement promises and what the product delivers.

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Thermaltake Element S

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In Element S series there’s two types of cases the VK60001N2Z(the one we’re reviewing) and the VK60001W2Z. The difference is simple, VK60001W2Z has a side panel 240mm fan made mainly for VGA cooling. If you are planning on getting a Crossfire or SLi solution with 2 high end cards, or just impressing your friend with a huge fan, my suggestion is to get VK60001W2Z.