Tag Archive for 'hands-on'
Sony Ericsson’s MBS-100 is disconcerting. It sits there, looking as though it might sprout legs or roll away at any moment. This 4 inch matte black orb looks snazzy, but the design face is asymmetrical, which has just enough of an effect that I unwillingly pause every time my eyes brush over it. The speaker [...]
Arielle’s i2i Stream exists for the phantom situation in which you and a number of your close personal friends congregate in a room, headphones in, music blasting, and suddenly realize that you all want to listen to one song, which only one of you has. You think, “What can we do? We have no speakers, [...]
We’ve just received the Toshiba Satellite Pro U400 and have the video unboxing ceremony for you. The Toshiba Satellite Pro U400 is known mainly for its size and light weight, it has a 13.3-inch display and weighs only 4.6 Lbs.
Several hands-on iPhone 3G reports from after the WWDC 2008 Keynote are out, and as you might expect they’re all saying pretty much the same thing. Despite the few extra millimeters thickness over the old iPhone, Apple’s newly slimmed edges disguise it well and the plastic - which is a concession to the numerous wireless [...]
Sprint and Samsung’s answer to the iPhone is the new Instinct, and they are not kidding when they say it is a contender. The device is scheduled to be made available on June 20th, but that has not stopped our own Vincent from getting his hands on the device over at our sister site PHONE [...]
Over at PHONE Magazine we’ve got more hands-on footage and photos of the new HTC Touch Diamond than you could shake a stick at. After the smartphone’s launch today in London, Vincent had some playtime with the device and came away decidedly impressed. Watching the video, it’s hard not to see why: HTC have done [...]
The latest update to the iPhone’s firmware beta has become available and our own Vincent Nguyen has gotten his hands on it. The build number is 5A240d, Vincent has been running the second version of the beta for a couple of weeks and he said he immediately noticed a major improvement in system stability after [...]
RedPost released its first product not too long ago, the RedPost/Kit, which we got for review and loved. Now they are back on the scene with the same design, but with some upgrades.
The extension, at least for now, only applies to manufacturers of low cost computers such as those of Everex, Asus, Intel, and so on. That means that a year from now you’ll have to go buy an Eee PC in order to get your hands on one of the best OS’s ever.
So Henry Kingman got his hands on both an Everex CloudBook and a Zonbu Zonbook and pitted them against each other. First, let’s give a quick run down of their similarities, they are both made by Everex, they both run Linux, and they both run it on Via C7-M processors, that’s pretty much where it [...]
