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Expert review by : J. Simon Leitner (notebookcheck.net)

iPad Cases and Sleeves in Review â€" Part 3

iPortfolio. In the third and last review of our iPad series, we will examine a whole range of foldover cases, with and without a stand function, closely. What does the protective function for the iPad look like? And what about manufacturing quality and...

While the portfolio's rear is quite thick, the lid proves to be a bit thin and can only protect the display against pressures to some extent. The iPad is however kept safe from dirt and signs of use here. The drop protection is insignificant because...

Dec, 2010

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Expert review by : Paul Henningsen (tomshardware.com)

Part 3: Building A Balanced Gaming PC

What does it mean to build a truly-balanced PC? How great would it be to piece together a machine bottlenecked by neither CPU or GPU? We set ...

Before we move onto today’s data, we'll again take a peek at the hardware we use in this series

May, 2010

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Expert review by : Charlie White (digitalproducer.digitalmedianet.com)

Part 3: Studio in a Box

In this third part of our three-part review of the VT[4], we take a closer look at some of the unique features and improvements made to this next-generation video production and editing system from NewTek. After that, we step back and consider the...

Also with VT[4] you can open as many program monitors, called VT Visions, as you?d like. These look like little TV monitors that emulate their real-world brothers, but can be placed on your computer screen wherever you like. You can set them for...

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