The new Series X comes in a box built for maximum presentation. Flip open the lid, and there it is -- a machine sitting right in the middle of some foam padding. And it actually resembles something like a miniature fridge.
Coded — SecureData SecureUSB KP Review
With the USB version of the KP, it's as simple as writing down the code and handing it off. That gives the KP a nice niche. Where the larger drive serves as a portable hard drive with a robust security feature that likely will not change hands, the smaller flash drive can be used as an escape pod of sorts for when you need to hand over files, programs, photos, or videos.
To a Fault — Xbox Elite Series 2 Controller Review
Don't buy the Xbox Elite Series 2 controller.
Best in Show — Airdog X5 Air Purifier Review
It's billed as a product born from a collaboration with Silicon Valley engineers. It's supposed to be a smarter, more sustainable air purifier, and it also connects to an app on your phone.
Under Lock and Keypad — SecureData SecureDrive KP Review
This new drive is my new digital briefcase. This is a hard drive I can carry to and from school, the studio, and meetings with clients with the added bonus of security.
Security Now — SecureData SecureUSB BT Review
An award-winning flash drive like this -- it was the Red Dot 2019 Award winner as well as a CES 2019 Innovation Award Honoree -- can do a lot of good for people who can't exactly handcuff their digital briefcases to their wrists but want to keep one handy and hanging off a keychain.
Batchair — Secretlab OMEGA Dark Knight (2020 Series) Review
I had a few brands in mind, but when Secretlab announced their limited edition Dark Knight chair, I jumped at the chance and preordered.
Mixed Results — Coffee Time Review
Ever wonder what it would be like to own a small coffee shop that doubles as a late-night meetup in a fantasy world where orcs order cafe lattes?
Stuck In a Moment With You — The Last of Us Remastered Review
But isn't it funny -- to think that a pandemic led me to start working on the site again and that one of my first reviews is about a game in which the world has been turned upside down by a mysterious illness?
The Hand That Feeds — Knives Out Review
The real story and mystery reveals itself as a parable about good vs. evil, treating your guests hospitably, and the current state of our nation.