Man, it takes a lot of time and effort to review hardware!

[fuzzybabybunny]

I'm doing a full review of the Kohjinsha SH8 and damn, it's taking a long time...

All the pictures in the lightbox than editing in Lightroom and Photoshop and converting and uploading to the website.

Installing all the software and benchmarks and downloading the updates and drivers and playing around with all the features of the system and timing software load and processing times.

Conducting all the benchmarks and tests.

Trying to figure out the structure and organization of the review.

Firing up Dreamweaver, typing all this stuff down, trying to write in a way that is concise and doesn't end up boring the reader, resizing the photos, attaching the photos, linking to full size photos, adding in tabulated and graphed data, making a comprehensive conclusion and making sure you were unbiased and didn't miss a thing.

Jesus...

:beer: to the hard work of hardware reviewers that help us all out so much with our big purchases.

 

[legoman666]

Don't forget to make the review 29 pages long to maximize ad sense profit with less than 2 full sentences on each page with lots of pretty pictures and graphs. Then sum everything up at the end in about 1 more whole sentence so everyone can skip it all.

 

[thomsbrain]

Originally posted by: legoman666
Don't forget to make the review 29 pages long to maximize ad sense profit with less than 2 full sentences on each page with lots of pretty pictures and graphs. Then sum everything up at the end in about 1 more whole sentence so everyone can skip it all.

That's the Anandtech way! It also helps if you surround all the content with ads, 360 degrees, and it's even better if you stick ads in between the content, too.

 

[dug777]

I suspect you're 'reviewing a laptop', rather than 'doing a laptop'

Unless bunnies have strange proclivities around computer hardware...:Q