Written by
Branislav Bubanja
Friday, 16 May 2008 02:21
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 Whenever the subject of vacuum tube amplifiers is brought up, it is most likely that someone is discussing expensive hi-fi audio equipment. SonicGear brought this category of amplifiers to the computer world. Their i-Steroid 2.1 system represents a unique attempt at integrating “old-fashioned” vacuum tubes into the cold electronics and high-tech world. The name itself is obviously an allusion to iPod players and that becomes even more obvious by taking a glance at the device itself.
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Written by
Milos Jevtic
Wednesday, 16 April 2008 15:23
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 This time we have tested a really special sound system or it is better to say loudspeaker. This particular Altec Lansing model includes three flat NXT speakers, which are pretty much rare on the market. If you want to understand how special they are, you must forget everything you know about regular speakers. They are different in many ways: different looks, size, manufacturing, sound reproduce …
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Written by
Zeljko Djuric
Monday, 03 December 2007 02:00
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 Whenever we are talking about gaming headphones the first thing that comes to mind when gaming headphones are mentioned are usually those that cover the entire ear, thus efficiently isolating the player from the outside world. These headphones have a different approach. |
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Written by
Osmajlic/Todorovic
Friday, 30 November 2007 03:41
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 Some time ago, ASUS announced their plans to enter the sound card market, with models targeting primarily gamers. This information was received with a solid amount of scepticism, as we could seldom see anyone who thought that a fresh sound card could beat Creative X-Fi models. Asus didn't give up on its idea and after CeBIT's announcement, they've finally released the final product. |
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Written by
Nemanja Jevtic
Wednesday, 26 September 2007 01:59
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 Although it is not an unfamiliar manufacturer of numerous different computer components at all, Gigabyte’s latest entering the market occurs in the field of loudspeakers. Similar to Logitech once, at this moment, Gigabyte probably considers itself sufficiently strong as a brand to afford to show up from nowhere with series of loudspeakers and handle already established crew. |
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Written by
Nemanja Jevtic
Tuesday, 03 July 2007 13:19
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 As the manufacturer of top PC peripherals, Logitech introduced the set of speakers which significantly satisfy criteria for 100€ price range. Considering the fact that during the past several years they have been more focused on big, too loud and far more expensive sets, the gap between necessary and megalomania went even further. How good are "100€ speakers" from Logitech?
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Written by
Nemanja Jevtic
Wednesday, 07 February 2007 02:00
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 For quite some time now, one neglected category on the market of computer loudspeakers are small 2.0/2.1 sets. Manufacturer’s orientation is apparently treating these loudspeakers as portable versions, and anyone with somewhat serious computer should have enormous system with „God-knows-how-many“ satellites, and twice as much cables. What to do when you need another set, temporarily put aside for occasional listening from mp3 player?
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Written by
Nemanja Jevtic
Wednesday, 10 January 2007 02:00
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 After introducing first X-Fi cards in October 2005, Creative has decided to refresh its lineup by adding two new X-Fi cards with lower price: Xtreme Audio and Gamer Edition. Does sound tolerate any mistakes? |
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