When buying earbuds and headphones most people get suckered in to good packaging. I remember in my younger days buying lacklustre headphones because they were over $20 and had nice looking packaging. I soon realized what to look for in an earbud and found my love for sound beginning to become a quite acute in regard to my audio preferences. Not to bash Skullcady or Skullcandy fan boys out there but when it comes to cost quality ratio a number of their first attempts at the audio industry were very imbalanced and more than a few people were suckered into a clever marketing ploy. Since then Skullcandy has been making some great quality products but today we are going to be checking out the D33’s from iFrogz. One thing I can say about iFrogz is this: they are by far the best on the market for cost to quality ratio. When it comes to their headphones especially they are putting out $200 quality headphones for a sub $50 price tag so today I am more than a little eager to hear the D33’s and see if iFrogz can keep the quality rolling.

We went hands-on with the upcoming multiplayer beta for Bizarre's powered-up racing game. It's not often that racing games compare themselves to adrenaline-fuelled action games, yet that is exactly what Bizarre Creations is aiming to do with Blur. We headed to Bizarre's studio in Liverpool for hands-on time with the fully licensed cars, supershiny graphics, and cacophony of over-the-top power-ups in the upcoming multiplayer beta of the full game.

While we were at CES 2010 we had a chance to sit down with some representatives from AMD and have a little chat. After said chat we where excited to hear that we would be receiving some product for review. A few weeks later and to our surprise we received the AMD Phenom II x4 965 Black Edition. To start with we shocked that we were given their top of the line CPU only to be topped by being given an unlocked black edition. To put it simply we had some fun with this chip. I went and bought a new mother board and video card just to do the tests, thankfully Crucial provided the RAM. Anyways enough talk, let’s take a closer look at what this thing can do: