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LiteOn DH-4B1S-08 Blu-ray burner

The LiteOn DH-4B1S-08 wants to burn Blu-ray discs for you.

Microsoft LifeCam VX-7000

Hardware Pacers likes the Microsoft LifeCam VX-7000. It puts you one step away from having an obnoxious web show.

Stix 200 PC controller

The Stix 200 Wii-esque PC controller gets a solid “meh.”

Arctic Breeze USB fan

It’s a USB desk fan and it blows.

nMedia HTPCKB Media Center wireless keyboard

The nMedia HTPCKB Media Center wireless keyboard is build to bang around in your living room.

Razer Piranha gaming headset

Tweaknews reviews the Razer Piranha gaming headset.

Gaming Keyboard Roundup: Logitech, OCZ, and Razer

With OCZ’s new line of gaming hardware coming to fruition, the Alchemy Elixir keyboard has reached the market. Featuring low-profile keys, ten dedicated macro keys, and rubberized texture, we’re pitting it against two of today’s reigning gaming keyboards to see how they match up.

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ATEN CS1782 Dual Link DVI KVM

The ATEN CS1782 Dual Link DVI KVM lets you run sweet resolutions.

Sony working with software and peripheral makers to ensure cross-game compatibility

Sony Computer Entertainment America’s Michael Shorrock today announced that SCEA is working with Neversoft, Konami, Activision, and Harmonix to ensure that their music peripherals will work with all instrument-based games.

Let’s put that into plain English: They want you to be able to buy one set of instruments instead of having three drumsets in your living room.

This is a very real problem. For the current generation of rhythm/karaoke games you basically have to commit to buying multiple guitars – since the Rock Band guitar won’t work with Guitar Hero. If you want to play co-op in Guitar Hero, you’re buying another guitar.

With the next generation of games coming out – Guitar Hero World Tour and Rock Band 2, the drum kits are almost full-size professional electronic drum kits. There’s no way anyone is going to want (or can afford) two of those drum kits in their game room.

This seems like a situation where SCEA had to step in, grab each kid by the scruff of his neck and say “STOP FIGHTING AND SHAKE HANDS RIGHT NOW”. Good for us, either way. Unfortunately, no word on similar concessions for Xbox users.

Metadot Das Keyboard Professional

The hardest of hardcore keyboards is the Metadot Das Keyboard Professional.

Steelseries Siberia full-size headphones

You’ll look like a DJ in your Steelseries Siberia headphones.

OCZ Alchemy Elixir keyboard review

Phoronix tests the OCZ Alchemy Elixir keyboard. We’ve got one in house and will have a review shortly!