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Let's face it, the world of mechanical gaming keyboards has been over-saturated for quite a while now. It makes choosing a keyboard these days quite hard and just a lengthy process. While many companies have gone over the top with lights and other gimmicks many of us just want a solid keyboard that performs. Cooler Master thinks their new CK552 is the answer, as their tagline for the keyboard is "No-nonsense, no-compromise". This full-size gaming keyboard features Gateron mechanical key switches, RGB backlighting, and a pretty simple design that will look great on any desk or setup. What's even better is the price at only $86.99 at our favorite online retailer. That price makes it very attractive, especially for gamers who want to put as much money as they can into their graphics card, memory, etc.

Cooler Master's MasterBox series of cases sort of sits as their entry-level case series behind the ever popular MasterCase series. There are currently 10 cases in the MasterCase series, all of which are well under $100. The case we are checking out today is no different, the MasterBox Lite 5 RGB is only $69.99, but packs in the features. This mid tower case has a tempered glass side panel, 4 included cooling fans (3 of which are RGB fans), room for long graphics cards, tall CPU coolers, and much more. This case could be over of the best value cases that we've seen this year! Read on as we take a look!

If your business relies on computers like most businesses do nowadays, then you must realize that employees can take work quite lightly. If you aren’t keeping an eye on them, they can become complacent in their work and might not give their 100 percent. No doubt it’s very difficult to keep an eye on each and every computer in the office all the time, but now that process has been made quite simple by monitoring apps like Mobistealth. If you are reluctant to use the monitoring apps, then you can face following problems in the office. You can safely rely on monitoring app to resolve these issues.

In recent years, there have been major steps forward in the security of computer data. Businesses, government, and individuals alike have benefited from the combination of more affordable servers for home and business use, online...

At home, we normally default to whatever antivirus program was installed on our computers at purchase. For many, that program is Microsoft Security Essentials. Others rely on Norton or McAfee to protect personal data, but are any of these really enough for enterprise grade security?