Author Archive for Vincent Nguyen


Tuesday, Sep 9th 2008 by Vincent Nguyen

First impressions are perhaps trickier with the iPod touch 2G than they are for the iPod nano 4G.  Unlike the smaller PMP, there’s no massive case change to catch the eye; instead, it’s when you first pick up the touch 2G that you realise Apple have managed to further polish their flagship iPod.  We’re currently [...]

Tuesday, Sep 9th 2008 by Vincent Nguyen

After our brief hands-on with the iPod nano 4G this morning, Apple gave us one of the super-slim PMPs to take away.  It took some agonizing to decide on a color, but that’s been the only headache so far: the nano is so slick, it’s tough not to fall for it as soon as you get [...]

Tuesday, Sep 9th 2008 by Vincent Nguyen and Chris Davies

With the furore around the iPod nano and iPod touch, it’s easy to forget that the iPod classic has been tweaked as well.  The only surviving hard-drive based PMP in Apple’s range has been slimmed down to just one model, with the 80GB and 160GB versions falling by the wayside and replaced with a 120GB [...]

Tuesday, Sep 9th 2008 by Vincent Nguyen and Chris Davies

Apple’s fourth-generation iPod nano has obviously learnt a lot from its bigger siblings, and with a slick new redesign gone is the controversial chunky casing.  The 2-inch display, with the same 320 x 240 resolution as the third-generation model, is crisp and bright, and the automatic rotation works quickly.  As with the iPhone and iPod [...]

Tuesday, Sep 9th 2008 by Vincent Nguyen and Chris Davies

It might not have had the full makeover that the new iPod nano received, but the second-generation iPod touch is still no slouch.  Arguably with less that needed fixing, Apple made some selective tweaks to both hardware and software that, while not quite matching the rumors, nonetheless keep the iPod touch ahead of the game.  [...]


Monday, Sep 8th 2008 by Vincent Nguyen and Chris Davies

AT&T has unveiled the latest update to their U-verse IP system, Total Home DVR.  The system will allow the playback of recorded content - in standard and high-definition - not only on a U-verse DVR but up to seven connected TVs.  Playback can follow viewers around the house, pausing on one screen and resuming it [...]

Tuesday, Sep 2nd 2008 by Chris Davies and Vincent Nguyen

Google’s Chrome browser is now available for download.  The Chrome site now has details of the browser’s functionality, including video interviews with the development team and video demos of each major feature.  However this first beta release is only available for Windows XP and Vista; Mac and Linux owners will have to wait.

First impressions of [...]

Tuesday, Sep 2nd 2008 by Vincent Nguyen

Apple have confirmed their next big event, scheduled for September 9th 2008 at 10am PST in San Francisco.  It’s expected that the company will announce the new range of iPods, since it’s become something of a tradition to refresh the line in time for the holidays.  We’ll be there, live-blogging the event at the usual [...]

Friday, Aug 29th 2008 by Vincent Nguyen

Sony has announced a new S-series of Walkman PMPs at IFA 2008, initially consisting of the NWZ-S730F and NWZ-S630F.  7mm thick and with 2-inch, QVGA displays capable of playing 30fps video, the PMPs can be used in landscape or portrait orientation.

Thursday, Aug 28th 2008 by Vincent Nguyen

Sony has given the indecisive and easily confused a straightforward way to upgrade to Blu-ray, surround sound and network media, with the announcement of the BRAVIA Theater BDV-IT1000 home cinema system.  Built around a main unit with Blu-ray, DVD upscaling, 1080/24p picture resolution, Deep Color and x.v.Colour, and packing 700W of amplification, the BDV-IT1000 setup [...]


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