GadgetsLab

Review: ASUS RoG Vulcan ANC

By Steven Vea It’s not hard to be impressed with the Vulcan ANC (Active-Noise-Canceling) once it’s out of the box, but this isn’t a surprise since products from ASUS’ Republic...

Review: AOC T2242we

By Steven Vea What good is high-definition media without a high-quality display panel? The AOC T2242we not only aims to complement your computer setup, but it functions as a television...

Review: A.C.Ryan ACR-PV73500 PlayON!

By Paolo Toledo In a world where all media is generously available and downloading is as common as a statement shirt, owning a media player is an absolute must. Gone...

Review: Acer Iconia Tab A500

By Michelle Callanta-Toledo I may not be big on tablets, but I do like things that keep me preoccupied, informed, and entertained. The Acer Iconia Tab A500 does just that....

Review: Epson B-510DN

By Benjamin Arnold Nowadays, every brand of printer is boasting about the amount of money you will save by using their printers paired with their economically developed inks. Who can...

Review: Samsung 55-inch ES8000 Smart TV

We initially did a in-depth hands on before on Samsung's Smart TV offering, the 55-inch ES8000 that could almost be called a review, but in truth it lacked a...

Review: Western Digital My Book Studio (2TB)

By Steven Vea The WD logo has been synonymous with safe storage for quite some time, because they offer reliability and security showcased in a sleek design. Staying true to...

Review: HTC One X

While HTC did well enough at the start of 2011, the Taiwanese company took a bit of a pounding at the tail end of the same year. Some analysts...

Review: Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1

By Steven Vea Samsung’s Galaxy Tab 10.1’s exterior is very sleek, albeit very similar to it’s more popular fruity counterpart. Its overall design is very minimal and when held in...