Swann Debuts Advanced Digital Wireless Security Camera

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Santa Fe Springs, CA – (January 22, 2010) – Swann Security, the global leader in security monitoring solutions, proudly announces the newest addition to its Advanced Digital Wireless range, the ADW-400 Digital Guardian Camera & Recorder. This plug & play security kit pairs a high-resolution wireless camera with a sleek digital recorder that creates an advanced and completely secure DIY home surveillance solution.

Most traditional analog wireless surveillance systems suffer from interference caused by a myriad of wireless devices commonly found in homes, such as cell phones, internet routers, and even microwave ovens. Swann’s industry-leading advanced digital wireless technology delivers interference free, crystal clear video that is 100% secure thanks to an encrypted digital signal.

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Midday MegaPost

I had a pretty rough day yesterday, so I ended up sleeping ridiculously late today. Sorry! I’ll do a bigger than normal selection to make up for having nothing new for you for Monday morning.

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Futurelooks starts us off with the NZXT Cryo S Notebook Cooler

TrustedReviews sits down with the HP Pavilion dv3-2055ea – 13.3in Laptop

techPowerUp goes inside the Cooler Master Gladiator 600

Legit Reviews checks out the Arctic Cooling Fusion 550RF ATX Power Supply

ITreviewed spends some time with the Kingston SSDNow V Series Kit

PCShopTalk chills out with the Thermolab Baram Heatsink

Motherboards.org takes a look at the EVGA GeForce GTX 295

TestFreaks presents The Ultimate List: Best (And Worst) Retail & XBLA Games to Boost Your Gamerscore

TechReviewSource examines Microsoft Security Essentials (Codename Morro)

DragonSteelMods keeps cool with the Thermaltake ISGC Fan 12 120MM Fan

TweakPC submits its AM2 Mainboards with OnBoard-Graphics – Roundup II

The TechZone reviews the Seagate FreeAgent Theater

TweakNews gets its hands on the I-Rocks KR-6820E Backlit Gaming Keyboard

bit-tech takes on Monster Hunter Freedom Unite

TweakTown hooks up with the Mvix Nubbin MS-811N Wireless N USB Adapter

Elite Bastards gives a listen to the ASUS Xonar DS PCI sound card

Bjorn3D explains How to Run Linux in a Virtual Desktop

LanOC glides along on the Razer Sphex

HotHardware weighs in on the Intel Core 2 Quad Q8400 CPU

And to finish off this marathon, DigitalTrends shows off the Top Summer Gadgets

They Finally Got Me

After years and years of resisting video games of all kinds, I’ve finally gotten sucked into one. Nothing like you’re thinking…shoot, I was awful at PacMan (although I rocked at Pong!), I’m surely not going to start playing anything intriciate now! However, I am absolutely addicted to Bejeweled. No, that’s not right…Bejeweled 2 Deluxe. That’s the one. And yes, I am a girl…so what? I sat here last night playing for almost three hours, which is SO not like me! So now I understand the compulsion many of you face daily. Better late than never.

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InsideHW kicks it off with Cooler Master Hyper TX3 vs. Cooler Master 212 Plus

TrustedReviews gets the picture with the Samsung HMX-H104

Pro-Clockers gets into the Enermax Phoenix Gaming Case

DigitalTrends rocks out with the Yamaha RX-V665

bit-tech presents its Mod of the Month – May 2009

Au-Ja asks Powercolor HD 4730 – a new budget hero?

Benchmark Reviews takes a look at the Lilliput EB701Y 7-Inch Touchscreen LCD Monitor

PureOverclock goes inside the Patriot Torqx SSD

TechwareLabs reviews the Western Digital Caviar Green 1TB SATA HDD

PC World sits down with the Asus EEE PC 1000HE

ThinkComputers shares its thoughts on the Thermaltake Litepower 450W Power Supply

BigBruin examines the Patriot Duplicator 16GB SDHC Card

ITreviewed spends some time with Zoho Writer 2.0

YouGamers takes a turn with The Sims 3 (PC)

And to finish us off, Elite Bastards presents the ASUS Maximus III Formula: First look in pictures

Social Networking

Since I’ve been stuck home, I’ve been spending a LOT more time online than usual. Which means I’ve gotten more into the social networking sites (I shan’t name names here, but you know who they are). Why do people I hated in high school suddenly have to be my friends? I don’t get it. If I didn’t talk to you 25 years ago, odds are pretty good I don’t want to talk to you now. I could be wrong, of course, but I don’t think so. A word of advice to those of you who send messages to everyone who ever went to your high school…we don’t all want to be your friend, most of us don’t know who you are anyway, and those of us who do know who you are didn’t like you then and are glad it’s been decades since we had to talk to you. We’re not about to start again.

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Xtreme Computing gets us started with the G.Skill PI Black DDR2 PC2-6400 CL4-4GB kit

TrustedReviews goes mobile with the Sony Ericsson W995

Modders-Inc. chills out with the Cooler Master V10 Hybrid T.E.C. Cooler

TestFreaks goes inside the NZXT BETA Classic Series PC Case

bit-tech takes on Red Faction: Guerrilla

HotHardware sits down with the Lenovo G530 Notebook

DigitalTrends presents its Father’s Day Gift Guide

OverClock Intelligence Agency spends some time with the BFG Tech EX Series 1200 Watt Power Supply

Guru3D takes a look at the EVGA GeForce GTX 275 with 1792MB

Legion Hardware gets into the Synology Disk Station 109

Bjorn3D gets its hands on the Razer Sphex

eWEEK reports Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome Fix Security Vulnerabilities

ITreviewed examines the Intel Core i7-975 Extreme

And to finish us off, Verdis Reviews shares its thoughts on the Eagle Tech Consus T-Series ET-CSTESU2-BK External HDD Enclosure

Seconds For Saturday

My inbox is really full, so you’re getting bonus reviews. I didn’t figure you’d mind, and since I’m babysitting a kid who’s already gone to bed I’ve got nothing else going on at the moment. Enjoy!

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Hardware Canucks starts us off with the NZXT Beta Mid-Tower Case

bit-tech takes a look at the Asus Radeon HD 4890 Voltage Tweak

TrustedReviews checks out the MSI Media Live Diva

Gamepyre takes its turn with The Sims 3 – PC

LanOC keeps it chilly with the Cooler Master Hyper 212 Plus

VIA Arena sits down with some Larger mini-notebooks

Au-Ja gets into the Western Digital Caviar Green: Three times 1 Terabyte

Hardware Secrets explains All Core 2 Models

CCE Reviews chills out with the Cooler Master Notepal D1

InsideHW gets its hands on the OCZ Alchemy Series Illuminati Keyboard

TweakNews hooks up with the Hiyatek HB-8700 Vertical 7 Port USB 2.0 Hub

TweakTown examines the Silicon Power 64GB eSATA / USB Portable SSD

DragonSteelMods tries on the BlueAnt X3 Micro Bluetooth Headset

Technic3D spends some time with the Tagan PipeRock II 680W

And finally, ITreviewed protects its privacy with the 3M Vikuiti Netbook Filter

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