By Brandon Russell |
Canon’s big news this week was the unveiling of its teeny-tiny SL1—the world’s smallest and lightest DSLR—but the company also made another, much quieter announcement: the introduction of the Rebel T5i. For all intents and purposes, the T5i is last year’s model, with a few…
By Brandon Russell |
Pro Controller U It’s like a Super Nintendo/Xbox 360 controller thrown into one nostalgic cocktail. This not only works with the Wii and Wii U, but Android devices as well through Bluetooth pairing. That’s some good value for just $40, and everyone likes multi-function, especially…
By Brandon Russell |
Hyper iUSB Port Simply, this little gadget from Hyper lets users connect any USB storage device and make whatever content is on there available wirelessly. So if you have a movie collection on your portable hard drive, connect it to the iUSB Port, pair your…
By Brandon Russell |
For my first big event—a week in Sin City—this year’s CES was more or less what I expected: one big Best Buy circus/theme park nightmare. The usual suspects showed off some attention-grabbing products, sure, but most of the stuff I laid my eyes on I’ll…
By Brandon Russell |
There were so many great gadgets this year—where to start?—from the Nexus 7, to the iPhone 5, to the Lumia 920. But not everyone has money to burn, so keeping up with the best and latest can be pretty difficult. Working out of the TechnoBuffalo…
By Brandon Russell |
This past Friday, Peter Jackson’s interpretation of The Hobbit came out in theaters, the first part in a trilogy for J.R.R. Tolkein’s novel. It’s been a pretty long time since we last visited Middle Earth—this time we’re meeting an (almost) entirely new cast of characters…
By Brandon Russell |
The Walking Dead: The Game Episode 5 Some really fantastic games have been released this year but, dare I say, nothing quite as exceptional as The Walking Dead: The Game. This episodic content has consistently challenged players to do the right thing under less than…
By Brandon Russell |
Nintendo’s Wii… was decent, and certainly had many highlights. But up to a certain point, Nintendo finally seemed to concede that yes, graphics do matter in a console war. One of the Wii’s biggest criticisms was its lack of HD support, always making it look…
