Today I’m having a quick look at the Crosshair III Formula, which is arguably the most “premium” AM3 board out there since it’s the top of the range “Republic of Gamers” board from ASUS.

Thought I’d do a quick video on how to actually pair the BlueAnt S1 to your phone. It takes only a couple of minutes and it’s quite easy to do.

Today I have a quick look at the BlueAnt S1, which is a very popular handsfree car kit right now. With the laws changing here in Vancouver about driving with a cell phone, these are becoming very popular very fast.

The Abyssus is one of a couple of new Razer mice that I will be unboxing. It’s an ambidextrous mouse with a focus on “no-nonsense” performance oriented design without frills & gimmicks.

The most obvious improvements made over the original O!Play are the wireless networking functionality as well as the built in card reader. Overall I would expect the O!Play Air to be very successful simply based on how popular the original O!Play was.

Today I have a quick look at a great switch that I’m already using at home. I had such good results with mine (bought it some time ago) I thought I’d better do a quick video about it. Very reliable and inexpensive little switch

This mouse pad actually really impressed me. I’ve been using it for a few days as of uploading this video and it’s definitely a worthy replacement for my trusty QCK . Bravo Steelseries. It’s a little bit faster than what I’m used to, but the comfort that I love from cloth is still there!

This is my Christmas present for Esther this year, so I thought it’s only appropriate to demand not only that she allow me to unbox it on YouTube, but also that she make an appearance for her adoring Facebook fans.

Today I take a quick look at the Steelseries 4H headset. This is one of the more basic products in their lineup, but besides the “features” like detachable ear pieces, it’s not very much unlike the 5H V2, but at a very competitive price.

This is a product that was a long time coming. A replacement for the traditional keyboard we’ve been using for gaming since the days of Wolfenstein (yeah I know there was stuff before that, but that’s as far back as I go). Belkin tried, and their product is well-regarded, but it’s about time one of the big boys took a shot at this one.