Reviewing All Sides of Tech
Windows has been in my life since that fateful day my parents bought a Pentium-MMX 233MHz powered Windows95 desktop for their business all the way back in 1997. Before that we had a few hand-me-down computers all based on DOS given to us by family members. Windows95 started my deep dive into computer software and … Continue reading How Microsoft Frustrated Me Enough to Completely Wipe My Life of Windows
I finally was able to get my hands on a PlayStation 5 over Christmas. This is a record for me as it's taken me more than two years to get a new console. For those keeping score it took me a year to acquire an Xbox Series X and two years to acquire a PlayStation … Continue reading PLAYSTATION 5 – First Impressions
A light, slim and small laptop with a decent keyboard has been on my casual “to-buy” list for a few months now as I wish to get back in to writing here on RedBlueGreen.ca. I had stopped for a few months as I had been busy with work but also the laptops I had access … Continue reading Thin and Light Laptop on the Cheap: Lenovo ThinkPad T470s
I has been a bit of time since I have built a new custom keyboard of my own and I recently settled on building a NK65 from NovelKeys. The NK65 is a mostly pre-built 65% mechanical keyboard kit meant for people just starting to get their feet wet in the hobby. All one needs to … Continue reading NovelKeys NK65 Superuser Edition
My next mission on the keyboard front was to build a cheap kit sourced through Aliexpress. Reason for Aliexpress? Well Amazon Canada does not have a lot of options to building a keyboard besides really established names that I would prefer to buy from directly like Keychron and Epomaker. In this case I was looking … Continue reading Building My First Mechanical Keyboard – KBDIY TM680
I have been looking forward to reviewing this keyboard for some time. Not only is this only the second keyboard I own that has a knob installed but it's also the first keyboard that I decided to have a speed switch installed. Today we have the Eclipse EC66 65% mechanical keyboard. I backed the EC66 … Continue reading Eclipse EC66 Triple-Mode RGB Mechanical Keyboard
Nine bucks? Yep, I'll take one. That's what I said when I did a search for gaming mice under $25 CAD on Amazon. Amazon returned me with the Anholi G25. The crazy part is, it's not just the price that blew me away, its the claimed performance and holy grail feature included. For $9 CAD … Continue reading Anholi G25 Gaming Mouse with Cooling Fan
Yes this is not necessarily tech related but it is life related and every once in a while one has to return to reality and get down and dirty. Let's jump in to reality together! The tire inflator I keep in my Honda Civic Si to pump up its never ending flat tire has recently … Continue reading GSPSCN Portable Digital Car Tire Inflator
I have had one of these AmazonBasics gaming mice on back order for quite some time along with a matching gaming keyboard. The AmazonBasics B073VRVHBG mouse finally shipped which means we get to finally take a look at it. What intrigued me was that the specs, while lower end than some Chinese stuff claims to … Continue reading AmazonBasics Multi-Colour Ergonomic Gaming Mouse (B073VRVHBG)
I have not always been a Razer fan. I mean their laptops are a marvel of design and engineering typically but have always been extremely expensive and hard to recommend. I have also reviewed the Razer Deathadder Essential in the past and was not a fan of it. But Amazon has stepped in with a … Continue reading Razer Viper Mini Gaming Mouse
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