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Anker Bluetooth Speaker | Circuits & Coffee



Anker's SoundCore Bluetooth Speaker is AWESOME, it's under $50, and I use it almost every day. Please support mah channel by subbin': http://goo.gl/wu8APH

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Tech Specs:
-Dual high-performance drivers (6W) and a unique spiral bass port (patent pending).

-Incredible Battery Life: 24-hour / 500-song playtime powered by a built-in high capacity Li-ion battery

-Compatible with all Bluetooth-enabled devices. Instantly connect to your smartphone from up to 66 feet away. It reconnects automatically to the last device used.

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This is not a sponsored video, I just really like this speaker :)
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Kano Screen Kit Unboxing & Assembly

I unbox & setup the Kano Screen Kit for the first time! You can check it out here: http://us.kano.me/collections/other-products/products/screen-kit. It's aimed at being as fun as Lego's for kids! Please support mah channel by subbin': http://goo.gl/wu8APH

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What is the Screen Kit?

The Screen Kit is a portable, playful HD display you build yourself. It’s a new make-it-yourself moment, to demystify the display, and take Kano portable. The Screen Kit has a unique modular design. It’s creative learning for kids and big kids.

What is in the Screen Kit?

The kit contains:

10.1” LCD screen, 1280 x 800, 720p (scales to 1080p), 150 PPI
The Screen Book, providing simple steps so anyone can build and understand their own powerful display
Easy-snap base plates
Driver board
Button board and wafer cable
HDMI Cable
Mini-USB Y-splitter cable (power)

What are the dimensions of the Screen Kit?

The Screen Kit weighs 3.9 lbs/1.8 kg. Its dimensions are:
15" x 9" x 4"
37 x 23 x 10 cm

Will it work with any Raspberry Pi?

Our Screen Kit is designed to be used alongside our latest Kano Kit



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Corsair Sabre Laser Mouse // UNBOXING & IMPRESSION

I unbox and give you my impressions on the Corsair Sabre Laser Mouse - Team Dignitas edition!

About:
The Corsair Gaming Sabre RGB Laser Gaming Mouse delivers pixel-precise confidence with every command. Its 8,200 DPI sensor supplies fast-paced smart-tracking and clear-cut accuracy in even the most demanding situations, and high-grade internal switches rated for 20 million clicks ensure long-lasting endurance for a tool you can rely on. Eight programmable, easy access buttons and three-zone 16.8M color customizable backlighting allow the Sabre RGB Laser to fit your personal style in game and out. Its solid, lightweight aluminum body offers effortless fluidity in motion, while its braided USB cable gives you 1.8m of roaming freedom.

Specs:
Ultra light weight and superior accuracy for fast gameplay
Ultra light weight at just 100g, the Corsair Gaming Sabre Laser RGB 8,200 DPI gaming mouse offers easy comfort and fluid reach balanced by consistently accurate tracking, 1,000 Hz refresh rate, eight configurable buttons, and super-responsive switches. Four-zone 16.8M color backlighting creates a beautiful, personalized look that matches your style.

Four-zone 16.8 million color backlighting
It’s yours, so make it your own. Use the Corsair Utility Engine (CUE) software to define your hue and brightness level for each zone. Fly your colors with a unique four-color pattern, or use CUE to set up automatic color cycling with your choice of speed and palettes.

8,200 DPI laser sensor and multi-color DPI indicator
The high-resolution sensor gives you serious flexibility and headroom for picking the exact DPI to meet the task, and with the on-board DPI indicator, you’ll know at a glance if you’re set up to strafe or do some long-range damage. You can even set up your own customized DPI indicator color palette.

One weapon for any battle
With advanced ergonomics that comfortably support your entire hand, you can wield the Sabre in a variety of grip styles. The adaptability in grip gives you the adaptability you need to compete in a wide variety of game types from FPS to RTS and MOBA. The 8 programmable buttons can be customized with ease to fine tune your play.

Ultra light weight for faster play
Sabre is perfect if you prefer a lighter weight mouse. Each component has been screened for weight reduction without sacrificing performance, and the result is a mouse that weighs in at just 100g.
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YEAR ONE // Circuits & Coffee // Channel Highlights

I've been on YouTube for a year now and YOU all have been AWESOME! Thank you to for a great year, and I look forward to all the fun we are going to have until our next YouTube birthday :)
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AKG K7XX Headphone Review!

New video! I check out a Massdrop Limited Edition set of AKG's!
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Google Nexus 7 (2013) Tablet Unboxing & Impressions

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BitsBox Unboxing!


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Ultimate Office/Game Room Setup Tour


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Why you should buy your own cable modem

I recently purchased my own cable modem for a number of reasons, the main one being my Comcast owned modem was dropping packets like it's hot. I also noticed that you are charged $8/month for a rental of a Comcast modem, which adds up to $96/year. This is insane, especially because it doesn't work like purchasing a phone (where you pay it off over time)....you simply keep giving them money. It makes sense from a money-making perspective, but I also would hope they wouldn't essentially charge you 3x over the cost of it...but that's just me.


Anyways, this is a great prompt/push for buying your own! You can even have it "self-installed", up and running within minutes. I purchased the Motorola SurfBoard SB6141 due to it's high rating, DOCSIS 3.0 compatibility, and overall capability of handling an extreme connection I only wish I had. I did a speed test with my old modem (24/25mbps down, 3/4mbps up), and then I made the call. It took me about 5 minutes to navigate/wait on hold through the Comcast phone menus, but then I was connected to tech support who only required three things that are located on your purchased modem:
  1. Make/Model
  2. Serial Number
  3. MAC Address
After I provided this info, they did whatever magical thing they needed to do on their end before giving me the thumbs up to power cycle my modem and test out my connectivity. I ended up need to power cycle both my modem and router 3 times before I saw connectivity, but as soon as I was up I ended the phone call.

Back at my computer, I did another speed test. This time it was 27.5mbps down, and almost 6mbps up. Seeing a 2-3mbps in speed increase is insane! On top of no dropped packets! I should note that I purchased an awesome router a few months ago (Netgear Nighthawk) which also improved my speed. Your internet connection is only as good as your gear (modem/router), so it is wise to invest in these two pieces of equipment, especially if you are a constant streamer of Netflix, Steam, et cetera. If this is something you use everyday, invest in it. You do not need to pay for a higher connection speed when you can get about a 5mbps boost in speed like I saw.

Look at dat Nighthawk

My last note is my modem cost me $80. This costs less than a year of renting a Comcast (or any cable provider) modem. This is a wise move to lower your monthly bill and increase your internet speed. Anyone can do this, and your cable provider can help you over the phone, absolutely NO appointment needed.

Note: Reading Comcast's website, your address has to "qualify" for self-installation....whatever that means. It would be wise to hop on a chat session to ask if you qualify before proceeding.

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