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Monday, Oct 29th 2007 by Chris Scott Barr

I’ve had the opportunity to use the Qosmio F45 for a little while now, and it’s come time for me to let you guys know just how this machine performs. As with many of my reviews, I’m not going to focus on benchmarks as I am actual usability, because lets face it, that’s what really [...]

Thursday, Oct 11th 2007 by Chris Davies

Generally I leave matters of gaming to my play-obsessed colleague Chris Scott Barr - seriously, the guy has control pads grafted to his fingers - but occasionally along comes a gadget that is so cool even I get caught up in it.  Being doubly fun when everyone involved has had a couple of glasses of [...]

Wednesday, Oct 10th 2007 by Chris Davies

When you’re making cellphones it can be tricky finding a unique selling point that pushes your new handset out in front of the crowd.  It’s made doubly difficult when the phone is neither high-fashion nor smartphone; that’s what’s left Verizon championing their latest 3G clamshell, the Samsung SGH-U700 Gleam, not so much for its high-speed [...]

Wednesday, Oct 10th 2007 by Chris Scott Barr

I’ve been in need of a new game to carry around with my DS, and I think I may have found the perfect one to fill those voids of time where I’m away from home and bored out of my brain. The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass hit stores this past week, so being a [...]

Wednesday, Oct 10th 2007 by Chris Scott Barr

The C150 is one of the latest low-end phones to come from Pantech. Low-end doesn’t mean it’s not a good phone, it just means that it doesn’t have all of the fancy features that you’d find in your smartphones and such.

Monday, Oct 8th 2007 by Chris Scott Barr

I’ve had my M-Audio Studiophile AV40’s in place for a little while, so I thought that I would share my findings with you. First, let me just say that these are amazing.

When you first get these out of the box you notice one thing, they are heavy. I’ve always been told that you can [...]

Tuesday, Oct 2nd 2007 by Chris Davies

You can tell a lot from a name. Call a car a “Stag” and it has far butcher connotations than if you named it “Primrose”; christen your new laptop “Brick” and don’t be surprised that urban warriors pick the rival “Feather” instead. So Samsung are being pretty upfront when they brand their latest [...]

Friday, Sep 21st 2007 by Satsuki Then

The Monaco notebook bag from Mobile Edge is one of their “For Her” Collection. These bags are for working women who carry the laptops, with an emphasis on both style and functionality.

Wednesday, Sep 12th 2007 by Chris Scott Barr

I’ve had the opportunity to test out VisionTek’s XG6 gaming mouse for a little while now, and while I’d never really thought I’d need anything other than my trusty Logitech MX 700 for all my mousing needs, I’m starting to think otherwise.

You notice two things when you first set your hand upon the XG6. The [...]

Monday, Sep 10th 2007 by Chris Davies

Back in June, Samsin grabbed wireless Bluetooth speaker headlines (admittedly a pretty narrow niche) with their SBS-6600 set: two vaguely-triangular nuggets of Bluetooth-packing portable music with 1.2W per channel and the honour of being the “World’s First Completely Wireless Speakers”.  That’s right, no cable running either from them to your MP3 player or even between [...]


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