Western Digital TV Live Plus Media Player with Netflix Streaming

WD recently launched the TV Live Plus HD media player, which makes it easy for Netflix members to instantly watch thousands of TV episodes and movies on the biggest screen in their home from their HD television set. The new Netflix interface enables members to browse and add movies to their instant Queue on the Netflix Website right from their TV. Read on to see how this player compares to the WD TV Live HD and to see if it is worth the extra $15.

By Ken Brown

Motormouse 2.4GHz Wireless Car Mouse Review

Fast cars and computer enthusiasts seem to go together quite nicely, so when we were given the chance to take a look at ‘motor mouse’ we couldn’t say no. How can you go wrong with a 2.4GHz wireless mouse that is based on an iconic sports car? Read on to see what you get for $50 with the Motormouse!

By Nathan Kirsch

The Hottest Booth Babes of E3 2010

Many of our readers have been giving very positive feedback on our coverage of this years Electronic Entertainment Expo and today we conclude it with booth babes! To keep up with the demand of our readers, we would not be giving proper coverage without showing what many would consider the best part, the booth babes! Look on to check out the hottest booth babes that we could locate on the show floor!

By Legit Staff

E3 Expo 2010: Day 2 Coverage

This year’s Electronic Entertainment Expo – or E3 – had more hardware vendors than normal trying to get the attention of your average gamer. We stopped by a few notable booths to find out what kind of technology they had lined up for 2010. Read on to find out what Dell, Alienware, Bigfoot Networks, Razer, Gunnar, SteelSeries, Nyko and more were showing off at the 2010 E3 Expo.

By Ken Brown

Computex 2010: Booth Babes

Many of our readers have been giving very positive feedback on our aggressive coverage of the 2010 Computex. To keep up with the demand of our readers, we would not be giving proper coverage without showing what many would consider the best part, the booth babes! Look on to check out the booth babes that we could locate on the show floor!

By brian

ECS Computex 2010 Booth Coverage – Intel P67 Motherboards

At Computex 2010 we managed to find ECS Elitegroups booth by keeping our eyes open and finding a booth back to help guide us to our destination. Once there we found that ECS was showing off everything from new tablets to 3D touch screen systems. It turns out that ECS has also updated their Black Edition motherboard series and now feature more of and black and gray motif.

By Nathan Kirsch

Computex 2010 Day 1: Thermaltake Updates It’s Popular Products

Day 1 was a busy one with lots of walking and learning the two different halls of display at Computex. Along the way we managed to get some time with Thermaltake and look at a few of their new products. Thermaltake continues to evolve their existing product line without making drastic price changes.

By brian

Computex 2010 Day 1: Gigabyte shows off X58A-UD9, Notebooks, Tablets

One of the major forces at Computex is Gigabyte as they are heavily invested in this show. We took a few minutes today to take a look at a few of their products on display at their booth. The recently launched GA-X58A-UD9, and 5870 Overclock were on hand to back up Gigabyte’s devotion to gamers and enthusiats, with a few laptops and tablets to keep mobile users happy.

By brian

Computex 2010: ASUS R.O.G. CG8490, Eee Pad’s, ARES, A10

ASUS is one of the dominant forces in the computer industry and today we were given a preview of what’s to come from them this summer. Get a glimpse of their first foray into the world of boutique gaming PC’s, extreme high-end graphics cards, and their high performance and thin and light Windows based portable tablets.

By brian

Computex 2010 Show Floor Coverage – Day 0

It’s our first day in Taiwan and Computex doesn’t start until tomorrow, but that didn’t stop us from getting a preview of some of the innovative new products that will be seen at the show this week. Read on to see some pictures of the show being setup and to see some of the first new products that we spotted. Included are the Antec Lanboy Air PC case, Evercool Transformer 4 CPU Cooler and more!

By Nathan Kirsch

ASRock ION 330HT-BD 1080P Blu-Ray HTPC System Review

Anyone who has put together a HTPC knows that finding the right balance of performance, power, and noise can be a difficult task. Today we look at a system that finds a balance between the three. Looking for the perfect platform for your HTPC? This barebones system might just be the ticket if you don’t mind installing the operating system!

By brian

How To Install Windows 7 and Media Center on a HTPC

Everyone wants to see Windows 7 information and today Legit Reviews shows you how to install Windows 7 Ultimate on one of our personal home theater systems! We also show you basic setup of Windows Media Center and Media Browser. Follow through as we have over 25 pictures that will walk you through installation of the 32-bit version of Windows 7 Ultimate! This is a must read for anyone that is thinking of installing Windows 7.

By brian

NZXT IU01 USB 2.0 Internal Expansion Hub Review

Many older motherboards only have two USB ports and if you want to run more than two USB devices you can’t without the help of a USB expansion hub. Most of these hubs are external, but NZXT has come up with an internal USB expansion device that makes sure you have enough ports for all your USB devices. Read on to see what we think of the NZXT IU01 internal USB expansion hub!

By Nathan Kirsch

QNAP NMP-1000 Network Media Player Review

The QNAP NMP-1000 network multimedia player is a home networked appliance for playing the videos, photos, and music from either the internal SATA hard drive or other PCs or NAS devices on your home network. The player can be seamlessly integrated with your TV and stereo system for playing your digital collections in the living room or anywhere at home.

By Ken Brown

Corsair Voyager GTR 32GB USB 2.0 Flash Drive Review

When it comes to USB Flash drives there are a dizzying array of sizes, colors and shapes with performance that generally runs from downright atrocious to decent. Corsair would like to sit a top of the performance end of things and are making a bid to do so with their line of Flash Voyager GTR thumb drives. Read on to see how their flagship USB 2.0 drive does in the benchmarks!

By Joe Evans