If you’re super into PC gaming, it can be tough finding a mobile solution to fit your needs. There are a bunch of purpose built gaming notebook PCs out there but a lot of them are brutish hulks that will be a chore to handle if you plan to carry them around much. They’re technically portable but not practically for the frequent gamer on the go. The Eurocom Monster 1.0 is very different. They designed it in such a way that you don’t have to sacrifice real notebook portability for performance. It's not extremely heavy, or bulky. You can’t tell by lifting it or looking at it that it is a true gaming machine, in fact. Its humble exterior houses pretty hard-core specs which are more than enough for working on the go, and well suited for whatever gaming you want to throw at it.

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I’m a big fan of the modern all-in-one printer center. The older ones left something to be desired, and didn’t always do everything as well as single-function alternatives could. The newest batch really shows off how they can now do so much, and do it well. The latest all-in-one I’ve taken for a spin was the Brother MFC-j4410DW. This is an interesting unit since not only is it pretty compact, but it an handle 11x17 prints with ease, as well as duplex printing.

Logitech recently rolled out a new line of PC keyboards made specifically to suit the needs of the hard-core PC gamers out there.  Being a hardcore gamer myself, I was pretty excited to be able to try these out. While they are both pretty good models, the G19s is certainly the most premium option while the G510s is a more affordable version. They are very similar in many ways with the principal differences being that the G19 has a full colour GamePanel LCD, smart cable routing, two USB ports, adjustable backlighting, and much higher key roll-over. The trade-off is that the G510s is more affordable, has more programmable G-keys and programmable functions.