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Holy cow projector...

Keyboard pls... because my WASD keys are goners and I'm using TFGH

because.. it's fast?

Nope.. got $1 for mp3..

Reason? It's cool... that's all.

That keyboard... mmmh

ZeroLemon is a known brand for their after market battery, so I decided to try out this charger Make sure your phone support Qualcomm Quick Charge, otherwise this won't give any benefit over regular charger. First look: - The unit comes in a plastic package, a small recyclable cardboard box should be nice. - USB cable included, which is a plus. Appearance: - Very generic brick style charger - The prong plug is removable, to accommodate different region plugs. However, the prong is not foldable. - USB cable is quite stiff Performance: This is where the fun begins. I test this charger with 2 different Quick Charge compatible chargers. Using Nexus 6 and HTC M9. I let the phone drain down to 5% battery and start charging. record with every 10 minutes Minute - Moto Charger - HTC Charger - ZeroLemon Charger 10 - 15% - 14% - 15% 20 - 26% - 24% - 24% 30 - 39% - 38% - 37% From the result above, this unit is comparable to OEM chargers that comes with the phone. I notice that this charger runs warmer than other two, but not really a big issue. For $20, this charger is $5-10 lower than other brands. If you need a charger that serve as backup or travel use, this is worth buying.

Look like they pull display units from stores and sell it as "refurbished". From the reviews, they didn't even care about wiping data

Does it come with the keyboard dock?

They're all above 160mm. I need something small so I can fit in my ITX case.

980 Ti requires minimum 600w psu?

Howdy, I'm using CX 600 for my ITX build. Gonna hand it to my brother soon. So I'm looking for a new psu Requirement: - ATX - Max length/depth 160mm - 600W or better - Fully Modular - Gold rated So far the Corsair RM650 and Bitfenix Fury 650w look good. However, I think the corsair is overpriced ($140??) and bitfenix is nowhere to be found.

Sorry Captain, you're too late. Barracuda has taken me hostage. :lol: I have SSD, just need a fast, reliable drive to store my school work projects.

I saw the Hitachi drives too, but there's little to none review.

How well does Barracuda drive perform?