Monday, 26 December 2016

Surround Sound PC Gaming Headset




IMMERSE YOURSELF IN THE GAME

Get the incredibly immersive 7.1 Dolby Surround Sound experience. The sleek Surround Dongle and user-friendly PC software perfectly optimize your experience for competitive and immersive gaming.


Immerse yourself in the game

HEAR EVERY DETAIL

Powered by Sennheiser´s unique transducer technology for optimum clarity and accuracy, the high-end open acoustic gaming headset is the perfect companion for gaming.
Hear every detail

SHAPE THE SOUND TO YOUR NEEDS

The software’s elegant, intuitive interface tailors the experience to each gamer, their game, or their surroundings. The equalizer offers four settings that enable you to customize the sound exactly to your needs. The ‘Off’ setting allows for a neutral sound performance.

Shape the sound to your needs

CHAT WITH CRYSTAL CLARITY

Thanks to its high-quality noise-cancelling microphone plus an optional noise reduction algorithm, the PC 373D guarantees clear team communication with no background noise. If you want to mute the microphone, simply lift the boom arm and you are off the air!
Chat with crystal clarity

KEEP YOUR HEAD COOL

The PC 373D is equipped with large and comfortable XXL plush velvet ear pads that cushion ears during gaming, while the open design helps players stay cool even as the tension rises. The padded headband ensures comfort, no matter how long the gaming session lasts.
Keep your head cool

PEACE OF MIND

The headband should never go out of shape, and the audio should be as crisp as new even after years of use. We always ensure quality, no matter which Sennheiser gaming headset you buy. Our gaming headsets are built to last and come with a 2-year international warranty.



Sennheiser. Renowned for its high-quality audio systems, this acoustic gaming headset is no exception from Sennheiser. It is capable of delivering an incredible as well as immersive 7.1 Dolby surround sound. The communications will be clearly heard with the help of the high-quality, noise-cancelling microphone. Together with the surround dongle and powerful PC software, the headset will ensure you get an immersive gaming experience. The credit for high accuracy and clarity goes to Sennheiser’s unique transducer technology. The equalizer offers four settings that will enable you to customize the sound exactly to your needs. On the other hand, the ‘Off’ setting will help in providing a neutral sound performance. Apart from the gaming perspective, you will also love communicating with your team on this headset. The noise-cancelling microphone comes with an optional noise reduction algorithm that offers no background noise. Now that’s more like a headset for the modern generation.


Get it for $ 249.95


Plugfones Liberate Wireless Bluetooth Earplug Earbuds


LIBERATE

BLUETOOTH EARPLUG HEADPHONES

$99

  • Compatible with all Bluetooth enabled devices
  • Ease of Use – Auto-Connect (Bluetooth)
  • Interchangeable and Replaceable Earplug Tips
  • Up To 8 Hour Battery Life
  • Sweat and water resistant
  • Includes Case and Charger




FEATURES

BLUETOOTH/WIRELESS

INLINE REMOTE

UP TO 8 HOUR BATTERY LIFE

INTERCHANGEABLE AND REPLACEABLE EARPLUG TIPS

INCLUDES CASE AND CHARGER


Bluetooth Earplugs Instructions for Use
Charging
Connect the charging cable to USB charging port.
Charging time : about 1-2 hours
Battery capacity: 85 MAH 
Work time: Up to 8 hours 
Standby time: 220hours
When the Liberate is in the charging status, the LED indictor will be RED. Light will turn to Blue after full charge.
Pairing
  1. 1.Turn on Bluetooth function on your phone or other device being used to play music.
2.Insert earbud/earplug into ear. Press and hold the function key two seconds after voice prompts “power on”. Headset will going to auto Pairing mode, Blue and Red light flashing quickly, and voice prompts “pairing”.
3. Open Bluetooth key on your phone, Select “Plugfones” to finalize pairing.
  1. Play/Pause
Press the universal key to start playing music, press again to pause.
Volume and Song Progression
Short press the volume V +, V- key to change the volume.
Long press the volume V +, V-
key for song progression.
Call/answer/reject
Press the Universal key to answer a call.
Press the Universal key to end a call.
Long press the Universal key to reject.

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SPECS
  • Bluetooth 4.0
  • Comes in two lengths to choose from: 14-inches or 18 inches from earplug tip to earplug tip
  • 5.5-inches or 7.5 inches from earplug tip to the case
  • 4.5 ounces (total weight with earplugs installed)
  • 14 inch model comes Noise Reduction Mic, placed 3.5-inches from the tip of the earplug on the right side lead
  • Left and right buttons are Volume Control (short press), Song Progression (long press) Plugfones

Saturday, 24 December 2016

Opinel Le Petit Chef Set Makes Food Preparation Safe For Children




The Opinel Le Petit Chef Set consists of three tools: a knife, a peeler, and a finger guard. Rings on the handles of the knife and peeler provide a safe, non-slip place to for kids to position their index finger during use, while a rounded tip on the 4-inch knife blade should eliminate any cuts from accidental pokes. Both come with stainless steel blades, so they can retain edge for a long time, ensuring your kids can use them to cook for many, many years.



Aside from the two blades, it comes with a finger guard, where kids can safely shield their finger from the blade while finely slicing and dicing food on the cutting board. This is a kid-sized set, by the way, so you probably want to leave it for the kids unless you want to be frustrated the next time you whip up something in the kitchen.



Get it for $58.95

Thursday, 22 December 2016

10 of the Most Popular Linux Distributions Compared


Arch Linux


Arch Linux


Arch Linux is a rolling release distribution that has been around for all 14 years of the Distrowatch rankings.
A rolling release distribution for the power user, Arch has grown in presence and boasts one of the largest software repositories.
Stand out features include the AUR and incredible documentation.
Championed by a large community this distribution provides everything the experienced Linux user could ever need.
It took until 2010 for Arch to hit the top 10 and its highest position was in 2011 when it reached 6th position. This can be largely put down to the complexity of the distribution.

2
CentOS


CentOS


CentOS is a community version of Red Hat Linux which provides all of the stability and power of the its parent.
It has been around for quite a while but only hit the top 10 distributions in 2011.
It is a good solid distribution without frills and perfect for home and business use.

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Damn Small Linux


Damn Small Linux



Damn Small Linux (DSL) has been around since about 2003/2004 and its main selling point is that it has an incredibly small footprint.
The download size of DSL is just 50 megabytes and for a few years it was in the top 10 distributions but it slipped out of the list in 2009 and has been falling ever since. It's highest position was 6 into 2006.
The main issue with such a small image is that it requires a lot of setting up to get it to do anything. A novel idea but not much real world substance.

4
Debian


Debian


Debian is the only distribution to have been in the top 10 since 2002.
Its highest position is 2 and that is its current ranking.
Debian is a founding father of Linux and it provides the base for many of the other distributions available today including Ubuntu and Linux Mint.
Used by professionals and large businesses makes it a key distribution for people thinking of getting in to Linux as a career choice.
It is relatively easy to install and is highly customisable and it is easy to use.

5
Dream Linux


Dream Linux


Dream Linux was around up until 2012. It is hard to find information about it.
The screenshot was taken from LinuxScreenshots.org.
Dream Linux hit the top 10 rankings in 2008 and it must have been the 3.5 releasethat was responsible for its rise.
Based on Debian Lenny, Dream Linux came with the XFCE desktop environment with an option to install the GNOME desktop.
The best tribute that can be given to this Brazlian distribution is from Unixmen who described Dream Linux as fast and beautiful.

6
Elementary OS


Elementary OS
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Elementary is a relative new comer to the block. It first reached the Distrowatch rankings in 2014 and currently sits at number 7 which is its highest position to date.
The key to Elementary is the visually pleasing and highly aesthetic desktop.
The concept is simple, keep it simple.  

7
Fedora


Fedora Linux


Fedora is an offshoot of Red Hat. It is every Linux enthusiasts dream distribution because it is completely cutting edge, bringing all of the new concepts to the table first.
As with Debian it is a good idea to use either Fedora or CentOS as they provide the perfect platform for anyone wanting to get a career in Linux.
Fedora was one of the first distributions to introduce both Wayland and SystemD.
It is relatively easy to install and the GNOME desktop is easy to use. However it isn't always the most stable.
Fedora first entered the Distrowatch top 10 in 2004 and hasn't been below 5th ever since peaking at position 2 in 2010.

8
Gentoo


Gentoo Linux
 Gentoo Linux.

In 2002 Gentoo was the 3rd most popular Linux distribution. Of course that was a time before graphical installers.
Gentoo isn't for the faint hearted and is used by a core community of people who live to compile code themselves.
It dropped out of the top 10 in 2007 and currently sits in position 34. 
Technically speaking based on hits per day it is only slightly less popular then is was back in 2002 but the popularity that Linux has gained means easier to use distributions will always jump ahead.
A niche distribution for the full on Linux geek. 

9
Knoppix


Knoppix


Knoppix is a Linux distribution designed to be run from a DVD or USB drive.
It has been around a very long time and first hit the top 10 in 2003, peaking at its highest position of 3rd before dropping off the list in 2006.
It is still going and is currently on version 7.6 and it resides in position 55. 

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Lindows


Lindows


The one thing that has been consistent in the past 14 years is the obsession with making Linux distributions that look like Windows.
One of the very first was called Lindows but the name had to be changed because it was too close to a certain other company's trademark.
Lindows only appearance in the top 10 was in 2002 at position 9 although it went on to become Linspire.