eTeknix checked out the Lexar JumpDrive M20 2-in-1Flash Drive

Vortez tried the ASRock X99 WS-E/10G

KitGuru tried the Chillblast Fusion Raptor Gaming PC

Hardware.Info posted Budget All-round PC - February 2015

APH Networks checked out the ASUSTOR AS7004T Network Attached Storage

KitGuru tried the What Evolve could learn from Monster Hunter

Hardware.Info posted The Crew review: tested with 21 GPUs (incl. frame times)

ThinkComputers posted a review on the Antec Mobile Products Lifecard Portable Battery Charger

OCInside posted Raspberry Pi and PiCam HD Camera Module for Raspberry Pi Tested

APH Networks checked out the Kingston HyperX Skyn Mousing Surface

ThinkComputers posted a review on the ROCCAT RYOS TKL Pro Gaming Keyboard

Overclockers Club published a review on the Saints Row: Gat Out of Hell

Anandtech published Lenovo, SuperFish and Security

Anandtech published Dell XPS 13

Bjorn3D checked out the Kingston HyperX Savage (16GB)

Techradar posted Yoga Tablet 2 with Android

As the size of information stored in the cloud grows increasingly larger, IT managers must plan on getting data out of the cloud when it's critically needed during disaster recovery. For some businesses, the cloud is a place to deposit a second copy of data already retained locally. For others the cloud is primary storage, where unique data is created and modified. Problems arise in both cases: when local data is lost due to fire, flood, or theft, when the data is too large for a timely transfer across limited Internet bandwidth, or when a cloud provider shuts down. This all begs the question: is redundant data in place?

TechSpot published Silverstone Sugo SG13 Mini-ITX Case

HardwareHeaven posted OcUK GTX 970 Review (NVIDIA 980 PCB/Cooler/ Enhanced Components)

The Guru of 3D published a review on the PCI Express Scaling Game Performance Analysis