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Lenovo IdeaPad 5i Chromebook Review: Functional, Basic Computing for the Masses (With a Few Caveats)

From my earliest days as a technology user, and in particular since I began reviewing products over a decade ago, I have taken joy in experiencing various different versions of the modern computing concept, whether that means different types of hardware, different operating systems, different interaction concepts such as touch screens, and so forth.  The latest aspect in this journey brought be from the land of souped up personal laptops to the humble ChromeBook – in this case Lenovo’s IdeaPad 5i ChromeBook – here are my thoughts.

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Review: Segway-Ninebot Kickscooter F40A – A Scooter to Boot or Buy?

The electric scooter giant Ninebot released a new electric scooter earlier this year called the Segway-Ninebot F40A. It offers amazing stats that includes a distant reach of 40km and a capped speed of up to 25km/h. This electric scooter’s battery life can last for an hour and a half, assuming that you live around 20-45 minutes to and from your current destination, you can reach school, work, or the nearest mall in no time. Despite electric scooters being known as a great means for recreational and casual purposes, the...

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Review: Synology DS220+ NAS – Sleek Home Storage

The concept of a NAS is not a new one. Network-Attached Storage (NAS) has been around for quite some time – especially if you’re old enough to have shared a folder on a network from a Windows PC back in the day. And with the rise of music and video streaming, demand for in-home storage of mp3 (music) and mp4/mov (video) files has waned. That is if you look at NAS from the perspective of a decade ago. Today the NAS is fundamental to any content creator that needs...

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Review: Plugable USB Docking Station – More Than Just a Hub

I recall my introductory computing class in middle school. One of our vocabulary words was peripheral. To this day, I have trouble pronouncing it correctly, and don’t ask me to spell it without the aid of a spellchecker. It is defined as a term meaning, Peripheral: connected to a computer but not an essential part of it. Back then, most of the computers were a single unit. But we knew that a Peripheral could be a light pen or a mouse. The teacher told us a mouse was easier...

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Review: Turtle Beach Recon 200 – One headset for any console.

For years Turtle Beach has been synonymous with affordable quality headsets.  I have purchased many different gaming headsets over the years and have found myself going back to Turtle Beach again and again.  It was not until recently that I have made the jump into more powerful and pricier headsets but I can’t deny my past experiences with, and love for, Turtle Beach products. Appearance Straight out of the box the headset itself is very slick.  Compared to other headsets it is medium sized.  It isn’t very flashy with...

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Review: Anker SoundCore Frames – Reframe Your Sound

Headphones, earphones and earbuds are considered normal personal listening and communication accessories. They have batteries, speakers, microphones, touch controls and connect over bluetooth. The attempt to create streamlined smart sunglasses that blend in with normal eyewear, while having the same functionality, has been a struggle for years. Unlike headphones that can be unique and not draw attention to the wearer, everyone can tell there is something different with sunglasses that have big thick arms on both sides wrapping the users ears. . . That is of course, until now!...

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Review: Raptic Rise Headphone Stand, Smartform Case, And Base Stand for Apple AirPods Max

A Strong Sense of style while providing best in class products The amazing company, Raptic was born and built in the city of Los Angeles, California and the people there pride themselves on the luxury and ideal protection that is included in each and every one of their premium electronic accessories. Raptic’s focused approach allows them to always stay up to date on the rapidly changing and constantly evolving trends. This way they can consistently market and deliver stylish yet extremely protective products so you don’t have to choose...

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Review: iFixit Pro Tech Toolkit – Above All the Rest

The iFixit Pro Tech Toolkit provides the consumer with a well above average repair kit, for an extremely affordable price. The tools packed inside are of extremely high quality and feel great when in use. My personal favorite tool from the iFixit Pro Tech Toolkit is the iFixit screwdriver; the smooth metallic finish feels amazing in the hand! It’s extraordinarily clear that quality was the number one priority when creating this tool kit. The Only Toolkit You’ll Ever Need The iFixit Pro Tech Toolkit also includes an extremely large...

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Review: Call of Duty: Vanguard – Is it a World War II Game Worth Playing?

Ah, yes. Another Call of Duty game that’s set in World War II. The eighteenth game (yes, there are that many) in the Call of Duty lineup was teased to be one of the “best” games set in the second world war, but is it, truly? Activision has released several Call of Duty games set in that time period, such as its original game Call of Duty, so it doesn’t come as a shock that they’d take gamers back to World War II. After all, it’s been a long...

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Review: ASUS TUF Gaming AX5400 Router

Elevate Your WiFi Experience With Asus Do you live in a house full of device loving people and are always fighting for WiFi signal? Well, look no further because, Asus has created another technologically advanced product that can solve all of your WiFi problems. The TUF Gaming AX5400 router not only enhances WiFi, but ensures security for all of your wired and wireless devices. Let’s find out why. An Out Of This World Gaming Router That Offers The Best In Functionality And Design The sleek, modern and futuristic design...

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Review: Gamesir X2 Lightning Mobile Game Controller

Gaming on a mobile device can be amazing and fun, but can also be frustrating at the same time. How many of us would love to play fast paced games specifically on our iPhones, but instead of using touch gestures, use actual buttons and controls? So many people have searched for a product that gives us the same gaming experience as something like the Nintendo Switch. Well, the wait is over! The Gamesir X2 Lightning Mobile Game Controller is exactly what you are looking for! It’s lightweight, easy to...

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Preview: The New Ford Ranger

The Next-Gen Ford Ranger is a hugely important vehicle to Australia, and for Australia. Its global design and development has been led by a passionate and dedicated team from Ford Australia who has stopped at nothing to listen to customers and drive that knowledge into what will be one of the most capable trucks ever made.

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Review: Aqara Sensor – Smart Home Must-Haves

More and more homeowners are choosing to enhance their home’s security and comfort through smart home systems. While smart devices were insanely pricey in the past, fortunately, they’ve become accessible and affordable thanks to companies such as Aqara. Through their two new devices, the Aqara Door & Window Sensor Alarm and Wireless Smart Temperature and Humidity Sensor, Aqara has proven (yet again) that smart technology doesn’t have to be eye-wateringly expensive. In this article, let’s test out Aqara’s smart devices to see if they live up to the standards...

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Review: Kabuto Carry on Suitcase – Keeps your things (and sanity) safe

When it comes to backpacks and luggage I have sort of a weak spot. I’m not really sure when it started or why. To me the lure of an item that has just the right amount of pockets for your belongings is extreme – just ask my wife. This is why when I first read about Kabuto’s Carry On Suitcase, I knew I would be hooked. Kabuto started off on Kickstarter promising a carry on suitcase that was secured with your fingerprint and a removable case for electronics. It...

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Review: SevenFriday M1B/01 “URBAN EXPLORER”

SevenFriday is an interesting brand. It doesn’t have a long heritage but it has seen some tremendous success over the last decade of its existence. I would say SevenFriday is a premium lifestyle brand. The concepts and designs are done in Switzerland, the movements are Japanese and the manufacturing is in Hong Kong. I have always been attracted by the unique designs of SevenFriday watches which are bold, and in a juxtaposition of words, futuristic retro. Depending on your view, the watches evoke imagery of a spaceship or a...

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