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The MJX Bugs3 is an affordable intermediate quadcopter sold by Drocon. It is capable of carrying a “Go-Pro like” action camera as a payload making it one of the cheapest drones for capturing good aerial video (dependent on the camera…
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The Byte3 from Azulle is a complete 64-bit Windows 10 pro desktop in a 6”x4”x”1.5” package. The Byte3 comes in a variety of different configurations. The model they sent me is equipped with 4GB of DDR3-1600 SDRAM, a Quad Core…
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This past week T25 product leaks have been surfacing all over Reddit, Thinkpad forums, and even Lenovo’s own website. With the speculated pre-order date of October 5th coming up fast, it only makes sense that some information is starting to…
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The UDI RC Navigator U31W is a sub 90$ drone / quad-copter with FPV capabilities as well as an integrated 720p camera for taking in-flight videos and pictures (see video below for image quality samples). Inside the packaging you will…
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With the ORICO USB 3.0 docking station (model 6818US3) you can attach nearly any 2.5” or 3.5” SATA HDD or SSD directly to your laptop or desktop via a single USB connection. Drives attached through the dock are recognized as…
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Before I discovered Neofetch my primary method of viewing my computer’s specifications on Linux (specifically Ubuntu 16.04) was via the “lshw” command. Executing this command as root returned a plethora of system information to the point where it was actually…
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Lately, I have been trying to find drive enclosures that bring something a little bit unique to the table. Last week I reviewed the Innateck FE 2007 which integrated a 3 port USB 3.0 hub into a very well performing…
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I almost passed up on this review opportunity from BlitzWolf because at first I thought this was just a typical compact camping lamp. Something like that would have made for a boring and, frankly, painful (for me at least) review….
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Drive Enclosure or USB Hub? From the front the Inateck FE2007 looks like a typical travel USB 3.0 hub but from the side it appears to be a run-of-the-mill black plastic drive enclosure. Which one is it you ask? Well,…
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A few months ago I bought several unrealistically cheap micro SD cards off eBay for testing purposes. To no surprise, it turned out that over half of the cards were fakes. Using the H2TESTW flash testing utility (I also have…
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