CTX PS 6140

Advantages: Sharp clear picture, no dead pixels
Disadvantages: Driver trouble with video card

...gain. there’s even a DOS mode option where you have to change if its in text or graphics. Automatically configures itself the right display rotating itself is necessary and changing the H and V position. the monitor is flicker free and runs ok at 75HZ However there are no drivers with the monitor so I thought it would be already in windows XP, I was wrong. without getting the drivers colors are limited to 16 and a display picture of 800X600, as you can guess it doesn’t look very good. you can download the drivers off the internet or wing CTX to send you one first class. I would seriously recommend this monitor to someone that is looking for a cheap well made 15" TFT.... Read review

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Advantages: OK space to save data, it is vital if you plan to play on your PS2!!
Disadvantages: Maybe not much saving room for extreme gamers!

...The memory card, one of the most important pieces of equipment that you will need for PS2 gaming. Without it, you will find it very hard to play games from beginning to end, in fact, impossible to play games from beginning to end, (unless you left your console on for the duration it took you to complete the game)! I really tried hard to find info for this review, but found it quite hard, so I hope you enjoy this (rather short) review! Looks The memory card is a very small and handy piece of equipment. It is 4cm wide and 5.5cm long. The main colour theme of the card is black, with white and blue writing on it. Although there are now new colours available to buy, as shown in the Ciao picture. It depends on whether you like the traditional colour of the memory card or the newer, more colourful version of the memory card. It is... Read review

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Advantages: allows you to use PS/2 devices on a USB port, cheap, easy
Disadvantages: none

...Well isn't this a nifty little device? Doesn't it get annoying when you don't have enough space to plug in more PS/2 devices to your PC? PS/2 is becoming obsolete now and sometimes you will get computers without ports for them, including one of my laptops. Another problem with PS/2 ports are that they are always hard to get to; not only will you never find one on a frontal port section (on the front of a PC case) but at the back they are always buried under wires! Also, people with less knowledge about computers would be unlikely to know what a PS/2 port looks like, but will probably know what a USB port looks like! Anyway, I was getting annoyed at my latest laptop for not having any PS/2 ports, since I was planning to use it for gaming and my favourite keyboard and mouse for gaming are both USB. So I went back to the shop I bought... Read review

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