For those of us who like to take our Xbox 360 to our friend’s house or other social gatherings, Madcatz has made a wonderful carrier for the Xbox 360. Finding a way to transport consoles around has always been a challenge. To have the complete security of your $400.00 console, Madcatz has created an amazing transport system that is durable, dependable and moreover incredible.

The Xbox 360 Messenger Bag simply solves all the transport problems you need. The design of the bag is quite simple. It has a main pocket with a primary middle pocket holder for the Xbox 360. At the bottom of the main pocket, there is a padded divider which folds up allowing you to store your AV cables, power pack and power Cord. Once the power cords are stored the divider folds down and acts as a padded floor for your Xbox 360 to rest on. In terms of space, the MadCatz review accessory is simply incredible with the additional seperate holsters to the side which fit an enormous amount of stuff such as 4 entire Xbox 360 games in total.

Once your 360 is situated inside the main pocket, the extra padding in the pocket allows for extra protection for your console. The middle pocket is capable of holding up to 4 360 controllers. The provided one mesh-zipped pocket that are located in front of the middle pocket followed by 2 mesh pockets on each side of the bag are great for storing extra cables you might have.

In terms of simple and effective carrying, the Madcatz Xbox 360 Transport Bag is a must-have for anyone looking to secure their Xbox 360 during travel and international/domestic flights. Just make sure to take it out during customs and security checks while treating it at a laptop. The comfort of the bag auspiciously carries the Xbox 360 so much that it often makes us forgetful we are even carrying anything.

A keyboard is something that often gets overlooked. Day by day, people continue to use their PCs for hardcore reasons or soft-core ones, while completely ignoring the true need: a comfortable and finally revolutionary keyboard that provides great support. The Microsoft Wireless Keyboard 6000 abates the serious acerbic strokes caused by low-end keyboards that are far from few. By providing a sleek ergonomic design, intuitive controls, and increased productivity, the Microsoft Wireless Keyboard 6000 exemplifies a perfect value for every dollar spent on a keyboard. This keyboard is the one to get if seeking a new keyboard in the vast wilderness of the technological ocean.

The ergonomic design is simply exquisite taste on part of Microsoft. The Comfort Curve keyboard fits to the layout of the frame very easily, and accents the overall black tone of the side layer. The most apparent design influence comes from the Windows Aero, a dynamic Windows Vista 3D display system for OS windows. The translucent border has excellent elegance that complements the actual keys of the keyboard. There is an interesting six degree curve, which shows that the smallest effect has a huge consequence; It is conducive of perfect hand balance while making sure the wrists do not experience hyperextension thanks to the “soft touch” wrist pad.

Actual wireless functions run off a 2.4GHz wireless transceiver that picks up frequency for a 30-foot wireless range, which is incredibly nice to have for a keyboard, and mostly an additional feature as most only feature around 15-foot radius space. The battery life indicator implemented on the keyboard itself is helpful, and instinctive that displays two colors: Green indicates good to go, and Red indicates new source of power (2 AA Batteries) are needed.

Productivity is rampant with the Microsoft Wireless Keyboard 6000. The keyboard comes implemented with simple yet easy One-Touch buttons in order to access anything. Copy/Paste functions, or “My Favorites” Keys to program a key to your most used files, folders, or a website. Simply push and hold a key to assign it and you are being productive under 2 seconds. All of these exclude the hotkeys alone which also aid to make productivity fast and efficient.

There is very little else to say about the Microsoft Wireless Keyboard 6000. The product speaks for itself from the sleek red cover it came with, to the amazing design, and the very easy and customizable experience in the use of this device. Searching for a new keyboard? Search no further. This is definitely one that is worth the money spent.

Microsoft’s Explorer Mouse is simply the best mouse you can get right now on the market. It is stunning, vibrant, and innovative through the core features that Microsoft implements in their new line of Hardware Anywhere products. The Explorer Mouse  gives you flexibility, by way of its proprietary BlueTrack sensor.

The Explorer Mouse is one of two products released  from Microsoft using an internally developed sensor technology called BlueTrack. The accuracy is beyond that of a laser mice with the wide-area projection of optical mice, BlueTrack gives you the ability to use the Explorer Mouse on the reflective and rough-textured surfaces that would give other kinds of mice trouble. The Explorer Mouse comes with the typical standard features that are pellucid of the higher-end spectrum.  The mouse works on a wireless 2.4GHz connection, and comes packaged with a USB receiver that snaps into the bottom of the mouse itself for travel. The installation of the mouse itself is very easy, despite the actual complexity of the mouse and works extremely well.

The only issues with the mouse are the typical and perspicuous scroll wheel itself. The scrollwheel is incredibly apt, but unfortunately it does not base the wheel scrolls in terms of increments and as a result poses a slight problem to perfection.

All other things aside, one of the best features of this mouse is thankfully the sleek design. We can applaud the contemporary style that makes the mouse not only amazing to use, but also very efficient at displaying the amount of flexibility it contains with an ergonomic design. The chrome highlights are enticing and the mouse itself serves to offer extremely comfortable use.

The Microsoft Explorer Mouse is undeniably one of the best mouse on the market, despite some other mice that come paired with a dpi toggle. In reality, the dpi toggle is just a plus but that is not what makes a mouse a product. What makes a great product is the amount of confidence you have in that it performs as well as the happy people on the box will have you believe. The Microsoft Explorer Mouse is simply a great investment.

Back when we did our review on the Crossfire 4870’s, we were left utterly impressed by the sheer amount of productivity and results that provided for an effulgence of gaming pleasure over even the latest of the Nvidia offering of the GTX 280’s and GTX 260’s with value of power and price. It seems AMD is setting the barriers this generation, and trying to cross them over and over again. With the introduction of the HD 4850 1GB and HD 4870 1GB, AMD had amped up the offering for the initial consumer price point models. Now, they’ve just broken their own barrier with the latest innovation of the ATI Radeon HD 4870 X2 series. As the first consumer graphics card with 2 GB of memory, and the first card to implement a 512bit GDDR5 memory architecture through the inordinate amount of pixel pipelines, the ATI Radeon HD 4870 X2 graphics card stoically dominates the competition in a whole new level for the enthusiast gamers.

We wanted to make something people can love, and feel secure with. – Dirk Meyer, President, AMD: Commenting to WhatIfGaming on the HD 4870 X2 card.