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Otterbox Goes Lighter and Better By Kaleb Rutherford \| 07/30/11 Otterbox is the brand of cases folks turn to when they need something to protect the devices they love. I have recommended them in the past and though they add some bulk to the device, it is well worth it. To help ensure that the brand is no longer associated with bulk, Otterbox has released a... Read More	OtterBox Defender By Kaleb Rutherford \| 05/30/10 Love your iPhone but have slippery fingers? Look no further than the OtterBox to save your phone from impending disaster. Keep reading to find out why this is a must-purchase item. Read More
PSP By Kaleb Rutherford \| 03/21/05 At E3 2004, Sony gave attendees to their Press Conference a lucky first view at the latest entry into the PlayStation family. The PSP was showcased in all of its glory and stunned myself and everyone else in attendance. After months and months of waiting, the device has finally made... Read More	Logitech Cordless Controller for Xbox By Kaleb Rutherford \| 02/26/05 I have looked at several wireless controllers from a variety of companies in the past. However, none of them have ever really been worth purchasing. Why would I want to play a game with a controller that is less responsible and not nearly as comfortable as the one that comes with my... Read More
Logitech Cordless Headset for Xbox By Kaleb Rutherford \| 02/20/05 I am sick and tired of being tangled up in cords! Unfortunately, there has never been a way for me to play an Xbox Live game without the use of a corded controller. That is until Logitech stepped in with their Logitech Cordless Headset for Xbox. While it is a bit pricey and not perfect, it... Read More	Logitech Cordless Action PS2 Controller Review By Kaleb Rutherford \| 12/31/04 For quite some time now Accessory makers have been striving to make a wireless controller that looked, played, and felt as nice as the original First Party controller that ships with your console. Up until Nintendo released the Wavebird, all have failed to deliver in all of these areas.... Read More
Logitech MX510 By Kaleb Rutherford \| 12/31/04 Hi, my name is Kaleb Rutherford and I am addicted to computer games. Despite my late night gaming marathons trying to get my First Person Shooter, Real Time Strategy, or Massively Multiplayer Online Game skills honed in, I have had a problem. None of the mice I have used with my computer have... Read More	Nintendo DS By Andrew Thivyanathan \| 11/21/04 Nintendo's big focus this holiday season seems to be the Nintendo DS. Even Metroid Prime 2: Echoes seems to have been pushed aside to shine the spotlight on Nintendo's handheld revolution. It was all so quick too. It was just six months ago that the Nintendo DS was first revealed to the world at... Read More
Sanyo VM 4500 By Kaleb Rutherford \| 06/04/04 There are a few things in life that I would consider a sure thing. After several years of using a cellular phone, I never thought I would find a brand or service that I could call a sure thing. But all of that has changed. Sprint PCS phones from Sanyo give me the quality,... Read More	Samsung A680 By Kaleb Rutherford \| 06/02/04 Sprint users are known to have the best technology in their phones. This tradition continues in the Samsung A680 phone that includes a Digital Camera, now standard on most Sprint phones, a flash, a video recorder, and a light to take videos in the dark. All of these features come packed... Read More
LG 5350 By Kaleb Rutherford \| 05/02/03 I have been a Sprint PCS customer sine 1999. In that time, I have used a lot of Sprint PCS phones. However, I was never more excited to get a phone than when Sprint launched their new line of PCS Vision enabled phones. While I have heard a lot of bad things about the LG line of... Read More	GBA SP By Kaleb Rutherford \| 03/28/03 I remember how excited I was when the GBA was released. This was the next generation handheld that could provide us with SNES quality gaming on the go. The first title I ever plugged into the system was Castlevania Circle of the Moon. While I tried to progress and ultimately... Read More
MicroCon Controllers invade the Consoles By Kaleb Rutherford \| 10/07/02 Smaller controllers have become a hot commodity this year. The two most famous controllers for little hands are the Xbox Controller S from Microsoft and the GameCube controller from Microsoft. However, since I have larger hands, I have always enjoyed using larger controllers. It wasn't until I... Read More	XA 3021 By Kaleb Rutherford \| 07/17/02 At E3 2002, no matter what booth you went to, you saw all publishers using the same speakers. Regardless of the platform, everyone had Altec Lansing's XA 3021 speakers setup. For those of you who are not familiar with Altec Lansing, they have been making some of the best PC speakers for many... Read More
WaveBird Wireless Controller By Andrew Thivyanathan \| 05/23/02 The WaveBird is an amazing wireless controller. In the past, 3rd party wireless controllers have been somewhat frustrating. The sometimes interfere and the many gamers complain that the response time isn't good and that the transmitter is sometimes a little slow. Some say that they just don't... Read More	Nyko 8 MB Memory Card By Louis Bedigian \| 08/01/00 The most important thing in a gamer's life (aside from the games themselves) is having enough memory cards to store all their files. I can't tell you how many times I've bought or rented a game, popped it in my system and played for a few hours, only to be abruptly interrupted when I try to save... Read More

Otterbox Goes Lighter and Better By Kaleb Rutherford \| 07/30/11 Otterbox is the brand of cases folks turn to when they need something to protect the devices they love. I have recommended them in the past and though they add some bulk to the device, it is well worth it. To help ensure that the brand is no longer associated with bulk, Otterbox has released a... Read More	OtterBox Defender By Kaleb Rutherford \| 05/30/10 Love your iPhone but have slippery fingers? Look no further than the OtterBox to save your phone from impending disaster. Keep reading to find out why this is a must-purchase item. Read More
PSP By Kaleb Rutherford \| 03/21/05 At E3 2004, Sony gave attendees to their Press Conference a lucky first view at the latest entry into the PlayStation family. The PSP was showcased in all of its glory and stunned myself and everyone else in attendance. After months and months of waiting, the device has finally made... Read More	Logitech Cordless Controller for Xbox By Kaleb Rutherford \| 02/26/05 I have looked at several wireless controllers from a variety of companies in the past. However, none of them have ever really been worth purchasing. Why would I want to play a game with a controller that is less responsible and not nearly as comfortable as the one that comes with my... Read More
Logitech Cordless Headset for Xbox By Kaleb Rutherford \| 02/20/05 I am sick and tired of being tangled up in cords! Unfortunately, there has never been a way for me to play an Xbox Live game without the use of a corded controller. That is until Logitech stepped in with their Logitech Cordless Headset for Xbox. While it is a bit pricey and not perfect, it... Read More	Logitech Cordless Action PS2 Controller Review By Kaleb Rutherford \| 12/31/04 For quite some time now Accessory makers have been striving to make a wireless controller that looked, played, and felt as nice as the original First Party controller that ships with your console. Up until Nintendo released the Wavebird, all have failed to deliver in all of these areas.... Read More
Logitech MX510 By Kaleb Rutherford \| 12/31/04 Hi, my name is Kaleb Rutherford and I am addicted to computer games. Despite my late night gaming marathons trying to get my First Person Shooter, Real Time Strategy, or Massively Multiplayer Online Game skills honed in, I have had a problem. None of the mice I have used with my computer have... Read More	Nintendo DS By Andrew Thivyanathan \| 11/21/04 Nintendo's big focus this holiday season seems to be the Nintendo DS. Even Metroid Prime 2: Echoes seems to have been pushed aside to shine the spotlight on Nintendo's handheld revolution. It was all so quick too. It was just six months ago that the Nintendo DS was first revealed to the world at... Read More
Sanyo VM 4500 By Kaleb Rutherford \| 06/04/04 There are a few things in life that I would consider a sure thing. After several years of using a cellular phone, I never thought I would find a brand or service that I could call a sure thing. But all of that has changed. Sprint PCS phones from Sanyo give me the quality,... Read More	Samsung A680 By Kaleb Rutherford \| 06/02/04 Sprint users are known to have the best technology in their phones. This tradition continues in the Samsung A680 phone that includes a Digital Camera, now standard on most Sprint phones, a flash, a video recorder, and a light to take videos in the dark. All of these features come packed... Read More
LG 5350 By Kaleb Rutherford \| 05/02/03 I have been a Sprint PCS customer sine 1999. In that time, I have used a lot of Sprint PCS phones. However, I was never more excited to get a phone than when Sprint launched their new line of PCS Vision enabled phones. While I have heard a lot of bad things about the LG line of... Read More	GBA SP By Kaleb Rutherford \| 03/28/03 I remember how excited I was when the GBA was released. This was the next generation handheld that could provide us with SNES quality gaming on the go. The first title I ever plugged into the system was Castlevania Circle of the Moon. While I tried to progress and ultimately... Read More
MicroCon Controllers invade the Consoles By Kaleb Rutherford \| 10/07/02 Smaller controllers have become a hot commodity this year. The two most famous controllers for little hands are the Xbox Controller S from Microsoft and the GameCube controller from Microsoft. However, since I have larger hands, I have always enjoyed using larger controllers. It wasn't until I... Read More	XA 3021 By Kaleb Rutherford \| 07/17/02 At E3 2002, no matter what booth you went to, you saw all publishers using the same speakers. Regardless of the platform, everyone had Altec Lansing's XA 3021 speakers setup. For those of you who are not familiar with Altec Lansing, they have been making some of the best PC speakers for many... Read More
WaveBird Wireless Controller By Andrew Thivyanathan \| 05/23/02 The WaveBird is an amazing wireless controller. In the past, 3rd party wireless controllers have been somewhat frustrating. The sometimes interfere and the many gamers complain that the response time isn't good and that the transmitter is sometimes a little slow. Some say that they just don't... Read More	Nyko 8 MB Memory Card By Louis Bedigian \| 08/01/00 The most important thing in a gamer's life (aside from the games themselves) is having enough memory cards to store all their files. I can't tell you how many times I've bought or rented a game, popped it in my system and played for a few hours, only to be abruptly interrupted when I try to save... Read More

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Otterbox Goes Lighter and Better By Kaleb Rutherford \| 07/30/11 Otterbox is the brand of cases folks turn to when they need something to protect the devices they love. I have recommended them in the past and though they add some bulk to the device, it is well worth it. To help ensure that the brand is no longer associated with bulk, Otterbox has released a... Read More	OtterBox Defender By Kaleb Rutherford \| 05/30/10 Love your iPhone but have slippery fingers? Look no further than the OtterBox to save your phone from impending disaster. Keep reading to find out why this is a must-purchase item. Read More
PSP By Kaleb Rutherford \| 03/21/05 At E3 2004, Sony gave attendees to their Press Conference a lucky first view at the latest entry into the PlayStation family. The PSP was showcased in all of its glory and stunned myself and everyone else in attendance. After months and months of waiting, the device has finally made... Read More	Logitech Cordless Controller for Xbox By Kaleb Rutherford \| 02/26/05 I have looked at several wireless controllers from a variety of companies in the past. However, none of them have ever really been worth purchasing. Why would I want to play a game with a controller that is less responsible and not nearly as comfortable as the one that comes with my... Read More
Logitech Cordless Headset for Xbox By Kaleb Rutherford \| 02/20/05 I am sick and tired of being tangled up in cords! Unfortunately, there has never been a way for me to play an Xbox Live game without the use of a corded controller. That is until Logitech stepped in with their Logitech Cordless Headset for Xbox. While it is a bit pricey and not perfect, it... Read More	Logitech Cordless Action PS2 Controller Review By Kaleb Rutherford \| 12/31/04 For quite some time now Accessory makers have been striving to make a wireless controller that looked, played, and felt as nice as the original First Party controller that ships with your console. Up until Nintendo released the Wavebird, all have failed to deliver in all of these areas.... Read More
Logitech MX510 By Kaleb Rutherford \| 12/31/04 Hi, my name is Kaleb Rutherford and I am addicted to computer games. Despite my late night gaming marathons trying to get my First Person Shooter, Real Time Strategy, or Massively Multiplayer Online Game skills honed in, I have had a problem. None of the mice I have used with my computer have... Read More	Nintendo DS By Andrew Thivyanathan \| 11/21/04 Nintendo's big focus this holiday season seems to be the Nintendo DS. Even Metroid Prime 2: Echoes seems to have been pushed aside to shine the spotlight on Nintendo's handheld revolution. It was all so quick too. It was just six months ago that the Nintendo DS was first revealed to the world at... Read More
Sanyo VM 4500 By Kaleb Rutherford \| 06/04/04 There are a few things in life that I would consider a sure thing. After several years of using a cellular phone, I never thought I would find a brand or service that I could call a sure thing. But all of that has changed. Sprint PCS phones from Sanyo give me the quality,... Read More	Samsung A680 By Kaleb Rutherford \| 06/02/04 Sprint users are known to have the best technology in their phones. This tradition continues in the Samsung A680 phone that includes a Digital Camera, now standard on most Sprint phones, a flash, a video recorder, and a light to take videos in the dark. All of these features come packed... Read More
LG 5350 By Kaleb Rutherford \| 05/02/03 I have been a Sprint PCS customer sine 1999. In that time, I have used a lot of Sprint PCS phones. However, I was never more excited to get a phone than when Sprint launched their new line of PCS Vision enabled phones. While I have heard a lot of bad things about the LG line of... Read More	GBA SP By Kaleb Rutherford \| 03/28/03 I remember how excited I was when the GBA was released. This was the next generation handheld that could provide us with SNES quality gaming on the go. The first title I ever plugged into the system was Castlevania Circle of the Moon. While I tried to progress and ultimately... Read More
MicroCon Controllers invade the Consoles By Kaleb Rutherford \| 10/07/02 Smaller controllers have become a hot commodity this year. The two most famous controllers for little hands are the Xbox Controller S from Microsoft and the GameCube controller from Microsoft. However, since I have larger hands, I have always enjoyed using larger controllers. It wasn't until I... Read More	XA 3021 By Kaleb Rutherford \| 07/17/02 At E3 2002, no matter what booth you went to, you saw all publishers using the same speakers. Regardless of the platform, everyone had Altec Lansing's XA 3021 speakers setup. For those of you who are not familiar with Altec Lansing, they have been making some of the best PC speakers for many... Read More
WaveBird Wireless Controller By Andrew Thivyanathan \| 05/23/02 The WaveBird is an amazing wireless controller. In the past, 3rd party wireless controllers have been somewhat frustrating. The sometimes interfere and the many gamers complain that the response time isn't good and that the transmitter is sometimes a little slow. Some say that they just don't... Read More	Nyko 8 MB Memory Card By Louis Bedigian \| 08/01/00 The most important thing in a gamer's life (aside from the games themselves) is having enough memory cards to store all their files. I can't tell you how many times I've bought or rented a game, popped it in my system and played for a few hours, only to be abruptly interrupted when I try to save... Read More