Review: iPod Touch
The iPod Touch is basically an iPhone without the "phone" part. Encased in a glossy metal shell with a cool glass exterior, the iPod Touch…
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Review: Logic Studio
Logic Studio is an extensive package which includes all the necessities to record and mix an album, or even a feature film. It's workhorse for…
Review: Argo PC/3D
If you grew up with computers or video games, chances are you heard all about the world of virtual reality. Virtual Reality or VR as…
Review: Bose Computer MusicMonitor
The first thing you've probably noticed about Bose is their consumer range of audio products and how small their speakers tend be. However even the…
Review: Logitech Harmony 1000i
The Harmony consists of a large 3.5 inch colour touch screen and comes in a brushed metal finish. It has that typical Logitech look as…
Review: Apple Macbook Pro 17″
The Macbook Pro 17 inch looks less like a “computer” and more like something you want to use. It could be put on any surface…
Review: Toshiba Qosmio G40
For the people that want a laptop for video, gaming, business applications, sound, and a lot of style, Toshiba took their already high-end Qosmio series…
Review: Kinetik 15.4 Backpack
Finding a good back pack for your laptop can often be a hard process. Thankfully, Logitech have a solution for us with the Kinetik 15.4,…
Review: O2 XDA Flame
The O2 XDA Flame is another Pocket PC phone in the long line of models that O2 have produced. The Flame has an impressive array…
Review: 3 Mobile Broadband – USB Modem
Maybe it's time to rip out that LAN line. Presenting the tiny, shiny device that promises to get you on the web, no matter where…
Review: The Simpsons Phone – Samsung M300
If you’re a fan of The Simpsons, the colour yellow, or maybe you’re just after a cheap mobile for the kids then you’ve stumbled across…
Review: Logitech Alto Connect
The Logitech Alto Connect is a laptop stand that's easy to put together and provides you with an elevated viewing angle for your laptop display…
Review: Oakley Thump Pro
If you’ve ever thought that carrying both your sunglasses and your music player is a hassle, then this might be the product you’ve been wishing…
Complaining About Internet Pricing?
If you got your internet bill and you want it to be cheaper, quit complaining and just say “at least I’m not in Kazakhstan!”
Review: Nokia 6110 Navigator
The Nokia 6110 Navigator really does pull its weight in the convergence of technologies it aims to bring together. It's an excellent GPS solution in…
Review: BlackBerry Curve 8300
If you’re on the market for a capable smartphone which is very stable, good looking, and easy to use then the BlackBerry Curve 8300 is…
Review: HP TouchSmart IQ770
If you're finding that Mum & Dad are having too much trouble using a mouse or keyboard, HP have a new computer that lets their…
New Patents From Apple
New patent applications sent through by Apple today are suggesting that Apple is working on two extensions of what they were going for with the…
Make Your Own NES!
Ever felt the need to make your own 8-bit game like the good ol' days? Well... now you can
Review: Gamepark Holdings GP2X
This portable console changes the way games are made as you and the Internet community are its sole software provider.
Nintendo Wii Outsells Playstation 3 Five To One
Sony's Playstation 3 appears to be dragging down Sony's profits as Nintendo's Wii tramples all over it.
Review: Twinhead Slimnote F11Y notebook
Previously on Cyber Shack TV, we've looked at Twinhead's Durabook series. With the release of two new notebooks in the Slimnote range, we take a…
Review: Saitek X52 Flight control system
There’s been a distinct lack of decent joysticks of late for PC gamers. With this latest release from Saitek, does it improve on the X45…
Review: Epson P-3000 Multimedia storage viewer
Looking more like a personal media player, the Epson P-3000 is a nifty little device used to store photos, movies and music on the fly.…
