Review: Get quick, easy fitness tracking with the LifeTrak Zone C410
Right out of the gate, there are 3 things to really like about the LifeTrak Zone C410 fitness tracker – it tracks your activity level and gives you detailed and useful fitness information, it measures your heart rate just by touching it, and it’s one of the easiest to use fitness trackers I’ve ever tried. It does what it sets out to do and it does it so simply that anyone, even people who find fitness watches and fitness trackers complicated, can pick up and use the device within minutes.
Monster SuperStar review: Big sound from a small speaker
Monster has became synonymous with high quality and high performance audio/video cables that revolutionized consumer audio products. The company has branched out with its SuperStar speaker offering great wireless sound in a compact design. I put SuperStar through its paces to see how it worked.
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Upgrade Any Stereo with Sonos Connect
Upgrade any stereo system into a wireless Sonos one with the Sonos ZonePlayer 90. Also known as the Sonos Connect, this little white device can easily hook up to an existing receiver or set of speakers in the living room, or anywhere in the home, depending on your needs.
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Review: South Park: The Stick of Truth
It’s been a very long time since there was a South Park console game. In fact, the newest system when the last console was game was out was Sega Dreamcast, a previous object of Cartman’s affection. Some 15 years after South Park Rally, it’s time for the cast and crew to come back a few gaming generations and 200 episodes later. The Stick of Truth is the first game back, courtesy of Ubisoft, and is a Role Playing Game of all things. Featuring more fart gags and more inside jokes than perhaps any other video game I’ve ever played in my life, please come check out the review for this rather unique title.









