Tag Archive for 'philips'


Monday, Jan 22nd 2007 by Chris Davies

I’ve been pretty harsh on universal remote controls in the past.  It’s not that I don’t see the point of them - quite the opposite, in fact - but just that manufacturers seem to be in a race to fit as many buttons as possible in and end up with something that’s more difficult to [...]

Friday, Dec 1st 2006 by Rue Liu

Philips has a new docking tower called the Philips Docking Entertainment System DCM270 that will really bring your iPod to new heights. The exact height and dimensions are not clear but judging from the picture it is runway tall and runway thin, sure to fit any stylish abode. The tower will allow you to dock [...]

Sunday, Nov 26th 2006 by Karn Suriyasasin

We all know that most of the cell phone in the market now come in color, so why not the home phone!? If you like something fancy, you’d like this white babe from Philips. The CD5351S DECT is a cordless phone with a color screen: 4096 display color with 98×67 pixel and CSTN display technology. [...]

Monday, Nov 6th 2006 by Chris Davies

The market for VOIP phones is growing steadily, as more and more people learn to say “no, I don’t want you to touch me there” to their local telco when the big greedy reaches for their wallet.  Philips has a few on the market already, and Geekzone took it upon themselves to try out two [...]

Friday, Oct 13th 2006 by Rue Liu

The Philip’s amBX system is an attempt to create a more immersive gaming experience by tackling multiple senses via ambient effects such as lighting and wind. The amBX is intentionally simple in design, consisting of four surround speakers, each with lights on top that simulate lighting effects in relation to conditions within your game. Four [...]


Friday, Sep 22nd 2006 by Rue Liu

Got a bunch of digital photos trapped inside your computer? You can now display them with this very cool looking Mac-like digital picture frame, the 7FF1AW from Philips. It accepts SD and Compact Flash, stores up to 50 photos, and hooks up with your digital camera or computer to transfer files.

Peep Show: Philips 7” Photo [...]

Friday, Sep 8th 2006 by Vincent Nguyen

Look at what the cat dragged in! As you’ll see in the flash presentation below, there’s a stylus that lives behind the right hand side of the TSU9600. Other than that, there isn’t much more info other than a really sweet looking presentation. Here’s a quick run features of the Pronto: a [...]

Thursday, Sep 7th 2006 by Chris Davies

We’ve all been there: you’re just about to leave the house and your great aunt Jessica calls to remind your uncle Horace (who has been living with you since the accident) that they’re going out for a joint haircut and Pimms morning at the church hall.  There’s no paper to hand, no pen either, and [...]

Monday, Sep 4th 2006 by Chris Davies

In Medieval times, forces laying siege to a city would catapult rotting horse carcasses over the city walls.  Anybody splashed with this equine warfare would be pretty much guaranteed of dying.  Well, Philips must be hoping its competitors will meet a similar fate when it drops its slinky LX1000 Media Centre PC, a £999 slice [...]

Friday, Sep 1st 2006 by Vincent Nguyen

The Nano is one of the sexiest DAP around, hands down. If I had to pick a runner up at gunpoint, I’d pick Philip’s GoGear SA9200. It’s every bit as appealing as the Nano. Aside from its stunning 9cm long, and weighs next to nothing at 48g; it’s packed with features to [...]


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