Review: Palm Treo 500v
What if there was another device you could do all that with? What if you weren't happy with your Blackberry? The Palm Treo 500v is…
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Review: Nokia N81 8GB
Everything from the lock button on the top right down to the slide out tray for your SIM card makes you feel that the Nokia…
Review: Creative Aurvana DJ
Today we're looking at a pair of headphones from Creative called the Aurvana DJ. These headphones feature reversible cups, comfy leatherette pads, and are circumaural.…
Review: DataWind PocketSurfer 2
The PocketSurfer 2 is very different to a HandHeld PC because unlike its cousins, it doesn't actually have a proper operating system or any real…
Review: Nikon Coolpix S51
If you don't have a camera, you're probably on the look-out for something that suits your personality. Something small, sleek and dependable. The Nikon Coolpix…
Review: HP PhotoSmart A826
Hewlett Packard have designed the PhotoSmart A826 so that pretty much anyone can come along and print images from it. It really doesn't matter if…
Review: LG Prada
Fashion icon Prada have gotten together with consumer electronics giant LG to try their hands at a release that's both fashionable, well-designed, and a beautiful…
Review: Motorola Razr2 V9
It's almost been four years since the first of the Razr phones and now we're finally getting a sequel. And for once, it's a sequel…
Review: iPod nano
The newest third generation iPod nano is hard to find fault with. The nano comes in the same 4GB and 8GB sizes as older models,…
Review: i-mate JasJam
Also known as the HTC Hermes, the i-mate JasJam is a Pocket PC phone using a slide-out screen with a keyboard underneath. The JasJam fits…
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…
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…
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