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Do you ever get the feeling of Déjà vu? Like a glitch in The Matrix, when you feel like you just did something, but then something has changed. Meet the Canon EOS Rebel T3i, if you just read my article about the T2i you’re going to think I copied and pasted this review. Maybe I did, Mr. Anderson… but stick around and see how deep the rabbit hole really goes, because this Canon product upgrade might just be compelling enough to make you want to take the red pill.

Often we're willing to part with our hard earned cash for the latest and greatest tech gear and gadgetry, but far too many times we don't pony up the additional money to protect our tech. Shame on you if that describes you. Why spend over $2,000 on a new MacBook Pro only to fudge it up by spilling coffee on the Keyboard! Lucky for you, there are some pretty good (and inexpensive) solutions.

Geek used to be a mean term. You'd call someone who is a social outcast a geek. These days, geek has taken on a new meaning. You're a "geek" if you get very excited about a certain thing or hobby. This website caters to technology geeks, game geeks and gadget geeks alike. Here's one for you gadget and camera geeks.

In the fast paced world of photography the gear is ever changing. New lenses, new sensors, more megapixels, and better toys hit the marketplace every single day. While consumer cameras have gotten small and convenient, the true photographer still wants a magnesium alloy full frame body and a lens so big you’d think they were compensating for something. I’m not, but you know… I want to look professional.

At first glance you might wonder what sets the Canon EOS T2i apart from the EOS T3 that I just reviewed, aside from a slightly higher price point and a few more Megapixels. Well, as far as introductory DSLR cameras are concerned, the T2i packs quite a few more features in, and may be worth the extra cheddar for a lot of photographers. Read on to learn why.

Our favorite voyeur-based movie is back! Following the success of the sequel, which followed the success of the original, we're put back in Katie's world; this time it's 1988 and she's kid. Plenty of good frights with this one.

Rocky meets Rock ‘Em Sock ‘Em Robots with a bit of Transformer flare. What doesn’t sound interesting about that?

After the Transformers cartoon ended in the United States in the late 80s, Japan went on to create new toys and dozens of new episodes, introducing new characters and stories to Transformers lore. The anime would develop into a massive trilogy which is now finally available on DVD in North America for the first time thanks to pop-culture pros Shout! Factory.

If you have any desire to be a better photographer than Tom from MySpace (remember him?) then chances are you've looked into DSLR photography. But there are so many choices on the market! Where do you start? How much should you spend? What features do you sacrifice by going on the cheap?  One great starter DSLR is the Canon EOS T3, read on to find out why!

A robin hood tale of betrayal, love, and revenge.