Having taken a look at many of the audio products in Logitech's multimedia speaker line, Logitech has again introduced another multimedia speaker set for gamers on a budget.  It is called the X-530.  The X-530 is a 5.1 speaker setup that is composed of 4 satellite speakers and a subwoofer.  This speaker boasts an RMS power of 70 Watts. 

Although Logitech currently has other 5.1 multimedia speakers available, this speaker set is different than the others because it contains the newly introduced FDD2 satellite technology designed by Logitech to bring bigger and better sound. 

Let's find out how well this speaker set sounds compared to Logitech's higher end models such as the Z-5300.

As an avid gamer for many years now, I have witnessed and played with all kinds of controllers for the PC as well as different consoles.  I continue to use one of my favorite game pads, Microsoft's SideWinder, which I bought many years ago.  This game pad still serves me well in today's games such as Need For Speed Underground as well as classic emulated arcade games.  To this day, I still am slightly disappointed with many of the game pads out in the market today.  They simply fail because they don't have enough features or most important of all, they fail functionally.  For instance, this includes having the right number of buttons as well as where they are placed.  A very important concept to a consumer is the durability of the controller.  I have seen the directional pad of many controllers break or wear out over a period of time.  In addition, I even saw some controllers whose directional pads or buttons simply didn't work well. Today, I will be reviewing Logitech's RumblePad 2.  This game pad has extra features that will appeal to most consumers.  It has built-in vibration for games and it is cordless as well.  These features are great and all, but does this game pad pass the test when it comes to basic functionality and design?

Altec Lansing has been manufacturing computer and home audio speakers for quite a long time now.  As a previous owner of Altec Lansing’s ACS54 4.1 multimedia speaker system, I can safely say from experience that Altec Lansing manufactures high quality speakers that produce great sound at very affordable prices. Today, we will be taking a glimpse at Altec Lansing’s latest speaker series, the VS series.  The speakers I will be taking a look at is a 5.1 speaker setup.  A 5.1 setup includes two front channel speakers, two rear channel speakers, a center channel, and a subwoofer.  As these speakers provide surround sound, it makes it ideal for music, movies, and especially games. 

Logitech has been the leader when in comes to mice and keyboards.  When Logitech recently launched their new keyboard, I was a bit confused as to where these would fall relative to the MX series. Today, I will be looking at two products: the Logitech LX 501 Cordless Desktop and the Media Keyboard. In Logitech’s press release, they announced the LX 501, LX 500, LX 300 Desktop series as well as the Media Keyboard.  The LX 300 desktop isn’t released until mid-September, but we can only imagine it will be very similar to the LX500 and LX501.  The only difference between the LX 501 and LX 500 is the color.  The LX 501 is white and the LX 500 is black.  Both of these desktop sets use the Media Keyboard which is the focus of this review. 

USB flash drives are incredibly small devices which contain flash memory to allow you store information such as pictures, music, documents, and even videos.  These tiny flash drives have even reached the capacity of 1GB so it can be easy to forget to bring it with you or even lose one. Today, I will be reviewing a product that attempts to integrate the capabilities of USB flash drive with a watch.  Although there is also another version, this watch is specifically meant for more formal occasions hence called the steel dress style.  Although the watch provided for review is only 32MB, we can still have a look at the performance of the flash drive integrated in the watch.