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Oh, My Aching Knees!

October 28, 2016

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Avegant Glyph turns any device into a first-person experience

October 27, 2016

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The Best Unique Gifts – and We Can Prove It!

October 26, 2016

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Happy Birthday to Technology that Changed our Lives

October 21, 2016

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Staying Safe Starts at Home

October 18, 2016

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Up your game with the QLIPP Tennis Sensor

October 17, 2016

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The Mulligan: a Unique Gift of a Do-Over

October 14, 2016

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Smart home security with the Toucan surveillance kit

October 12, 2016

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Don’t Let Foot Pain Spoil Your Walk in the Woods

October 11, 2016

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Investing in CDs for 34 Years

October 07, 2016

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The nuts and bolts of surveillance drives

October 05, 2016

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Got Pain? PT Can Work It Out

October 05, 2016

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BlackVue dash cams capture the best of FormulaD

October 05, 2016

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OPTO VR Offers a Mobile VR All-in-One Experience

The virtual reality market is booming, and the technology is moving beyond the infant stages to become far more advanced, at an increasingly rapid pace. As the high-end VR systems like HTC Vive and Oculus Rift pave the way for the technology, they open the door for others to follow. As anyone familiar with VR knows, if you want the best you are going to pay dearly for it. This innovative tech trickles down to companies like OPTO VR creating more affordable, portable VR mobile headsets for the masses who want to dip a toe in the virtual reality water. Hailing from London, they believe they have developed the most user-friendly portable VR headset. As an industry, new advancements in technology are pushing VR to become even more immersive, with upgraded peripherals and capabilities like never before. What makes OPTO VR differet? OPTO pegs their headset above the others in the class based on two main factors, the construction quality and built-in headphones. Both elements are desig...

The Gaming Keyboard Typing Showdown 2015

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Experience StarCraft II: Legacy of the Void

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Star Wars: The Force Awakens’ BB-8 comes to Newegg!

Just in time for the release of Star Wars: The Force Awakens on Blu-Ray on April 5, the beloved droid from the film, BB-8, is arriving on Newegg . And yes, this is the BB-8 made by Sphero , which was one of the hottest selling items this past holiday season. BB-8 by Sphero is an app enabled droid that, like the Sphero 2.0 , you can control with your smart phone or tablet. The tech used in the droid is very similar to what they used in the movie, and the toy can feel alive and authentic just like that character did. We had a bit of fun with BB-8 around the office, having it follow and beep at our fellow coworkers. But we had to be careful because the droid is a lot smaller than we expected. While in the film, BB-8 stands about thigh high, the BB-8 by Sphero is just over four inches tall, so we had to be sure our BB-8 was making plenty of noise so it wouldn’t get stepped on. Shop for Star Wars gear on Newegg! Controlling a droid BB-8’s Drive Mode lets you “drive” to a d...

Exclusive Star Wars keychains come to Newegg

Have you heard of this movie series called Star Wars ? Apparently it’s a big deal. Just look at all the Star Wars toys there are! All kidding aside, Star Wars is bigger than it has ever been in 2016. Star Wars collectibles have been hot for decades, but things are kicking into high gear as the new films are released and a whole new generation gets to fall in love with the franchise in theaters. In that spirit, we’re very pleased to announce a new set of Star Wars keychains themed around the famous Battle of Hoth from The Empire Strikes Back. The keychains are a limited edition set, only 5,000 of which have been made. The keychains are enamel set on metal, and feature a Rebel snowspeeder, the Emblem of the Rebel Alliance, and an Imperial Walker. They’re officially licensed by Disney and produced by Plasticolor, a specialist in automotive accessories. A Star Wars history lesson For those who haven’t seen The Empire Strike...

Shark Wheels may have actually reinvented the wheel

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Road Redemption: An Overview

I really enjoyed my first 8 hours of Road Redemption . It’s an early access game inspired by the Road Rash series of games which was one of my favorites on Sega Genesis. The Road Rash series continued for some time, and on many platforms. The PC version even featured Rusty Cage from Soundgarden . Now their music reminds me of these games and my racing days. Like most good games it died off too soon. While the theme is the same, the gameplay varies but never goes too far off the road from the originals. Gameplay on the Road The game is very similar to Road Rash. You can pick your style of play whether it’s fighting, racing or a mixture of both. You have to win while avoiding cars, rival gangs, cops and other hazards on the road. The graphics look great and they really captured the feeling of rolling hills. Aiming and shooing is tough, but not impossible. It’s something you get better with practice. I also like the two forms of experience points, one being for the current game and an...

24 Hours of Unplugged Bliss

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