Review: Motorola Xoom 2 Tablet
By Branko MileticMotorola is company with a great pedigree. Set up in 1928 in Chicago as a battery eliminator manufacturer, the company has gone on…
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Review: Toshiba AT200 Tablet
By Mike WheelerWhen talking slates/tablets the word ‘iPad’ is probably the first that comes to mind, closely followed by two other words ‘Galaxy Tab’. Other…
Review: Pentax Q Digital Camera
By Branko MileticClaimed to be the world’s lightest and smallest interchangeable lens camera, the Magnesium alloy Pentax Q comes with a tiny retro-styled body and…
Review: HTC Velocity
By Mike WheelerThere was much brouhaha about the launch of the HTC Velocity – not so much about the unit itself, but the fact it…
Review: Panasonic FZ-150 Camera
By Branko MileticPansonic’s FZ-150 camera is a marvel with fast autofocus, crystal-clear LCD screen, full manual control and a truckload of filters, as well as…
Review: Sony Tablet S
By Branko MileticWhen navigating the tablet-infested waters that surround our lives, you’ll find many interesting species of this type of PC swimming around; some friendly…
Review: Battlefield 3 (PS3)
By Wayne WebbFor the last few months there has been a war going on. The war is not one of ideology or politics but one…
Review: Rayman Origins (Xbox 360)
By Wayne WebbRayman was a game from the PS2 era that eventually got ported to modern platforms but always felt a little out of place…
Review: Panasonic Lumix DMC-G3K Camera
By Branko MileticShipping with a DSLR interchangeable lens system along with being light and simple to use, Panasonic's new Lumix DMC-G3K camera is a nice…
Review: HTC Sensation XL
By Branko MileticYou could be forgiven for thinking that with all the kind words I have said over the years about HTC's phones, I must…
Panasonic CF-C1 Toughbook
By Mike WheelerWhen reviewing the Panasonic Toughbook notebook range, you have to constantly remind yourself that the way it’s designed is purposeful. If you didn’t,…
Review: Skyrim: the Elder Scrolls V (Xbox 360)
By Wayne WebbFor weeks now I’ve been told how great Skyrim is going to be. Loads of chatter on the Internet and from games people…
FIFA 12 (Xbox 360)
By Wayne WebbEvery year that time rolls around where I see the annual update to the premium soccer title, FIFA, from Electronic Arts. Every year…
Review: House of the Dead: Overkill Extended Cut (PS3)
By Wayne WebbSEGA’s House of the Dead series is one of the publisher’s enduring legacies from the old coin-op days and the history is well-preserved…
Review: Western Digital’s My Book Live
By Branko MileticWestern Digital’s latest mass media storage drive, the My Book Live, is a sound product, if at times overtly simplistic.The install was a…
Review: Orcs Must Die (Xbox 360)
Wayne WebbOrcs Must Die is a Tower Defense game, and it delivers pretty much what you’d expect. Orcs come on at you in waves, you…
Review: Nikon V1
By Branko MileticI don't know if it’s wrong for a man to fall in love with a camera. I mean, not in a Judeo-Christian ethical…
Review: Cisco Linksys E2500 Router
By Wayne WebbFrom the first time I saw the sleek and sexy design for the E2500 router I knew I was going to like it,…
Review: Mercury HG (Xbox Live Arcade)
By Wayne WebbMercury HG is a new version of a game previously available on Wii and PSP called Mercury Meltdown. It’s a fun, addictive and…
Review: Worms Ultimate Mayhem (Xbox Live Arcade)
By Wayne WebbWorms has been around for a while and it shows in this “new” package available on the Xbox Live Arcade. There’s no innovation…
Review: Gears of War 3 (Xbox 360)
By Wayne WebbIn the beginning, I didn’t like this game. I had not played the previous Gears titles and as soon as I started I…
Driver San Francisco (PS3)
By Wayne WebbDriver San Francisco manages to do something other games in long-running franchises often forget, surprising the player with something totally new and unique.…
Review: Resistance 3 (PS3)
By Wayne WebbResistance 3 follows the story of an alien invasion by a race called the Chimera, which has enslaved, killed and generally made a…
Review: Humax 7500T PVR
By Branko MileticMost people may not have heard of Humax, but this Korean company, which was founded in 1989 by seven university graduates, has since…
