Hefty in Weight and Heavy on Features: Neuros II Digital Audio Player. hefty in weight and heavy on features. The Neuros II player is big and includes a lot of great features, like song identification and FM reception. It's too big to be easily portable, but...

MaPower Combo MAP-H31C2: Heavy And Expensive. plug and save. You don't have to spend a lot on external hard drives and other storage devices. A new crop of enclosures and adapters offers hard drive backups for less money. We surveyed 15 devices to find out...

Battery Life Under Heavy Graphics Load. squeezing more life out of your notebook. We were surprised by the many disparate sources of a notebook's battery drain. The complex interplay between software, components and peripherals during the tests we ran provided...

An Expensive, Heavy Duty, High Current Battery Is Standard. exit the sony vaio t. Given the iconic status of Sony's Vaio T series, the electronics giant had its work cut out for it in designing a worthy successor. Sony has risen to the challenge, by honing...

HP's Pavilion dv8000z Is Big, Heavy and Full of Features. hp pavilion dv8000z is big heavy and full of features. The Pavilion dv8000z notebook from HP has a 17" display and is certainly no study in mobility. However, though it has some limitations, its many...

was a chore. The downside to this new innovation is that you'll feel deprived whenever you have to use another mouse! The Logitech MX1100 replaces an old favorite of ours, the MX1000. This new mouse recreates the formidable size, heavy frame...

some pretty heavy load testing, with some surprising results.... The main objective of this article was to see how a sampling of both consumer and enterprise-grade 802.11g access points perform under heavy traffic loads. I have to admit that I was operating...

battery power than a Pentium M that runs at the same clock rate - at least, when only one core is heavily loaded, and the L2 cache isn't heavily used. Once you fire up both cores, the Duo starts to draw significantly more power. But even then, it's not drawing...

It stands up to heavy use without distorting, and should have no difficulty using professional lenses, which are themselves often very heavy. The body is obviously coated in plastic, with the quality finish that Nikon is known for, but it also has sealed body...