Just recently we reviewed the TS Micro from SureCheck, the sub-$300 sibling of the much more capable VRX.
It was love at first sight with that miniscule radar detector of the skies but when it comes to noticing traffic even before you can see it, nothing beats the VRX: it displays much more information and is still affordable.
If you’re in the market for a mini-TCAS (Traffic Collision Avoidance System) here’s one that you can give pride-of-place in your cockpit panel.
Let’s dissect the features of the SureCheck VRX.

The Giga Vu Pro is a bit hard to classify: its intended purpose is for downloading digital pictures straight from your camera’s CompactFlash card to its hard drive and to do that job fast. Of course, you need to be able to view what you’re doing and edit, annotate and direct print your images. So it does that too.

With the wide variety of cell phones available on the market today, choosing a cell phone can be more time consuming than ever.  In fact, it's almost like picking out clothes.  You want to choose something that was designed well and basically fits and suits your needs.  It is interesting to take a look at how different companies design their cell phones and the tradeoffs that go along with it.  For instance, a cell phone's average display may be made up for with an abundant set of features, or vice-versa. The LG L1400 is a compact, stylish phone that shows LG as a strong player in the cell phone market.  As a budget phone, this phone provides all the refined features that a person could want in a cell phone.  Despite the mediocre battery performance, many users will appreciate the bright OLED screen that this phone has to offer; LCD screens on phones may never look the same again once you've seen this.  

When it comes to 5.1 multimedia speakers, we all know how it can be annoying when trying to setup the rear speakers.  For one thing, the wire needs to be long enough to reach behind you.  Another problem is finding the right place to place the speakers to get the desired 5.1 sound effect.  Some people just don't have the room or the proper place to place the rear speakers.  For instance, I usually place one rear speaker on my printer on the right behind me.  Behind on the left, I'm forced to place a speaker on my bed post.  Altec Lansing has devised a solution that will eliminate this problem with the GT5051 multimedia speakers.  These multimedia speakers do involve 5.1 sound, but rather than place the rear speakers behind you, there were placed on the front satellites.  Let's find out if these speakers are more effective or worse than a tradition 5.1 setup. 

If you are on the lookout for a 19 inch LCD monitor, then consider the Samsung Syncmaster 915n.  Unlike your typical 19 inch LCD monitor, this has an extremely low pixel response time of 8ms which makes this monitor very attractive for gaming.  The previously recently reviewed LG 1980U had a pixel response time of 12ms.  The real question that you may ask is whether there is really a difference between 12 and 8ms.  In general, the answer is 'yes'.  There is a slight difference, that is, if you have a picky eye. Although pixel response time is important to gamers, we cannot forget the other features that are important to the quality of a monitor.  This includes things like the overall design, contrast ratio, and of course the overall picture quality.  In this review, we will be taking a look at Samsung's newly released Syncmaster 915n LCD monitor.