Tag Archive for 'review'
It might seem overkill to have a whole separate review about a dock, but when said-dock adds stacks of functionality for a bargain price it’s bound to be a popular accessory. Jenn at Pocketables has been sitting her Archos 5 Internet Media Tablet in the $30 Archos Mini Dock, and if we’re talking cost-to-flexibility ratio [...]
If it was the warmth of the Lenovo IdeaPad S10 netbook keyboard that concerned a recent reviewer, it’s the size that’s more of a concern for HotHardware. In their video overview of the 10-inch budget ultraportable they outline the S10’s strengths and weaknesses, contrasting the ‘board with offerings from ASUS and MSI (the latter’s Wind U100 having [...]
Lenovo’s X200s, announced at the same time as the X200t Tablet PC, aims to take the ethos of the company’s standard X200 ultraportable and instill some stamina into it. By switching out the standard CPU for a low-voltage processor, using an LED backlight for the display and strapping in a 9-cell battery, Lenovo claim 13.2hrs [...]
With only six buttons, an LED and a headphone jack, you could argue that there’s really not that much to review about the SanDisk Sansa slotMusic PMP. Announced yesterday, the music player is designed primarily to use SanDisk’s new slotMusic microSD format, 1GB memory cards preloaded with albums; AnythingButiPod have been pressing all six of those [...]
It’s perhaps the most anticipated mobile device of the year, behind the iPhone 3G, and our sibling site Android Community have spent the past week hands-on with it. We’re talking, of course, about the T-Mobile G1 powered by Google Android, the first device to hit the market with the latest open-source mobile OS. As of [...]
Fujitsu caused no small amount of head-scratching when they labelled their LifeBook T1010 Tablet PC as “entry-level”, not least because of its $1,775 price tag. The 13.3-inch convertible has a choice of either Intel’s 2.26GHz Core 2 Duo P8400 CPU or a 2.16 Celeron-M, together with 1GB or 2GB of RAM; CNET Australia have been [...]
ASUS’ R50a UMPC might have been over-shadowed by the company’s all-encompassing Eee PC project, but that doesn’t mean the 5.6-inch touchscreen handheld has gone away. Spanish-language site Hispazone have been playing with the Menlow-based device, and come away both feeling that it’s a great improvement over the previous-generation R2H but still not entirely convincing.
Sling Media’s SlingCatcher has only been officially shipping since this morning, but already Sling Community have their review posted. The SlingCatcher works a little like a SlingBox in reverse, displaying content either from one of the company’s own streamers, from a computer running the supplied SlingProjector software, or from an attached storage device. The review [...]
Over at AndroidCommunity the first user review of the T-Mobile G1 smartphone has been posted. The G1, which officially launches on October 22nd, is in the hands of forum-member Kaziko, and he’s been giving his first impressions of the touchscreen device as well as answering questions on its capabilities.
The Sony VAIO VGC-RT150Y was described to us back in September as an “all-in-one high-definition studio”, and a look at the spec sheet indicated the company was certainly on the right track. Intel’s Core 2 Quad Q9400 processor running at up to 2.5GHz (6MB L2 cache), 8GB of RAM and 1TB of storage in dual-SATA user-accessible [...]
