Hackjob

This one was a very long time coming. A mouse that I've wanted to try since I was a kid, and now I've finally got my hands on one. This is the Razer Boomslang 2007 - a collector focused revival of what is widely regarded as the first purpose-built gaming mouse. Does it live up to the legacy?

Tim Cook recently announced that he was stepping down as the CEO of Apple, so I figured it would be fitting to take a look at one of the more infamous products that was released under his stewardship: the 12-inch MacBook. This laptop had one goal in mind: to be as thin and compact as humanly possible while still offering a full-fledged macOS experience. Did it actually deliver? Well...

I've owned a lot of headphones in my time, but I'd can't say I've ever owned a pair that was "heirloom worthy". No, no - the Dyson Zone is not that, and certainly not anything with some celebrity's name festooned upon it . Think sitting room with a big leather armchair, a glass of wine, and a hi-fi stack that costs more than a new car. What headphones would fit right into that picture? These ones, probably.

Attempting to win the console war by building a better machine than either Sony or Microsoft.

The HHKB is easily one of the most divisive keyboards on the planet. It's held up as anything from the greatest typing implement ever built, to overhyped hipster garbage and everything in between. Apparently PFU saw that division, and decided it wasn't divided enough.

If you read my M.M.O. 7+ review and wondered how well it actually compares to the original - you're now in luck. Is the new mouse actually worth dropping some serious change on over the decade-plus old classic? Or is the OG still good enough to negate it?