Samsung Blast
PC Magazine (Phones) :: Tuesday, March 11, 2008
Preview of the Samsung Blast.
Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ18
PC Magazine (Cameras) :: Tuesday, March 11, 2008
The Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ18 offers a wide-angle, 18X lens and delivers above-average image quality.
Little wonder: Olympus launches E420
Digital Photography Review News :: Tuesday, March 11, 2008
Camera contraction continues as Olympus announces its latest baby DSLR, the E420 and a compact lens to combine with it. The E420 is a 10 megapixel digital camera featuring the now-widespread Live View feature that Olympus pioneered. Alongside the diminutive DLSR is the equally bijou 25mm f2.8 pancake lens, creating a near pocket-sized combo. Updated: now with 25mm lens specifications.
Sony DSC-W300
PC Magazine (Cameras) :: Tuesday, March 11, 2008
Preview of the Sony DSC-W300.
Canon Rebel XTi
PC Magazine (Cameras) :: Tuesday, March 11, 2008
Announced in late summer of 2003, Canon’s original 6-megapixel Digital Rebel was the first digital SLR (D-SLR) to break the $1,000 barrier.
Canon PowerShot SD1100 IS
PC Magazine (Cameras) :: Tuesday, March 11, 2008
The PowerShot SD1100 IS adds a few new features to its Editors’ Choice predecessor, but the SD1000 still can’t be beat in terms of image quality and shooting flexibility.
Just posted! Nikon AF-S DX 18-55mm VR review
Digital Photography Review News :: Tuesday, March 11, 2008
Just posted! Our new lens review covering the latest iteration of Nikon’s 18-55mm kit lens, as seen on the new D60 DSLR. The Nikkor AF-S DX 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6G VR adds this season’s must-have feature – optical image stabilization (or Vibration Reduction as Nikon would have it). This entry-level offering could help sway prospective buyers towards the Nikon brand, so can it live up to the fine reputation of its predecessors? (Note that this is the first ever review of this lens).
Palm Centro (AT&T)
PC Magazine (Phones) :: Tuesday, March 11, 2008
The Centro for AT&T sacrifices the Sprint version’s high-speed data access, but you get more battery life—though not quite enough. Nonetheless, the low price makes it a good first smartphone—or a poor man’s iPhone.
Sony launches 13.6MP W300
Digital Photography Review News :: Tuesday, March 11, 2008
For anyone worrrying that the megapixel race was starting to run out of steam Sony has raced ahead with the annoucement today of a 13.6 megapixel compact digital camera, the Cyber-Shot DSC W300. The titanium-clad W300 also boasts a 2.7" LCD screen, HDTV output and all Sony’s clever new ‘intelligent’ technologies, such as ‘Smile Shutter’ and DRO.
Olympus E-3 Review
Digital Photography Reviews :: Tuesday, March 11, 2008
Samsung SC-HMX10A High Definition Camcorder Review
Futurelooks :: Saturday, March 08, 2008
The SC-HMX10A (not to be confused with their lower end, non-HD, but similar looking, MX10) is Samsung’s latest incarnation of their HD flash based camcorder product. This HD Camcorder features the same 720p recording, 4 GB’s of onboard flash, and HDMI, but adds a touchscreen LCD, and a spiffy remote control among other little things. It’s also about a grand cheaper than its predecessor at only $799 MSRP. Let’s check it out!
ATP Electronics ProMax II CompactFlash Card and Reader Review
Big Bruin :: Saturday, March 08, 2008
If you happen to have a device that needs a CompactFlash card, there is no reason not to look at the ATP Electronics ProMax II line. Transferring large amounts of data is best done at high speed, and a UDMA capable card provides the best transfer rates you are going to get at this time . If you do get a ProMax II CompactFlash card, be sure to pick up the ATP Electronics ProMax UDMA card reader.
Attache Laptop Stand from Lapworks
PC Mech :: Saturday, March 08, 2008
“Lapworks is a big name in the field of ergonomic laptop desks and desk stands. I have been a long-time user of the Futura laptop stand from Lapworks. It is simple and is great for using the laptop on my lap. It helps with cooling and it saves the family jewels.”
Microsoft Wireless Laser Mouse 6000 Review
Hardware Logic :: Saturday, March 08, 2008
“To commemorate their 25th anniversary, Microsoft Hardware is turning full circle back to where it all began and unleashing a bevy of new mice into the peripheral marketplace. Today HardwareLogic gets hands-on with the Microsoft Laser Wireless Mouse 6000 (we’ll be looking at the 7000 in the coming weeks). As the name implies, the 6000 sports a 2.4GHz wireless connection while adding a snap-in receiver, ergonomic right-handed design, High Definition Laser Technology, and other goodies culminating from 25 years experience. But unlike the 1980s, high tech rodents now litter the peripheral landscape. Can the 6000 hang with the best today has to offer?”
Dell XPS M1330 Notebook
BIOS Magazine :: Friday, March 07, 2008
“The XPS M1330 is one of the best Windows-based ultra-portable laptops out there. The 13.3-inch glossy widescreen display is lush (though we’d like it a little brighter), in-built connectivity is second to none, and there’s a raft of support options to make sure downtime is kept to a minimum. If you’re looking for combination of quality features, performance and design, put the XPS M1330 at the top of your list..”
Mobile GPU Comparison Guide
Tech ARP :: Friday, March 07, 2008
These days, there are so many mobile GPU models that it has become quite impossible to keep up with the different configurations. Therefore, we decided to compile this guide to provide an easy reference for those who are interested in comparing the specifications of the various mobile GPUs in the market as well as those already obsolescent or obsolete.
Currently covering 117 mobile GPUs, this comprehensive comparison will allow you to easily compare 17 different specifications for each and every GPU. We hope it will prove to be a useful reference. We will keep this guide updated regularly so do check back for the latest updates.
Nokia E90 Communicator
BIOS Magazine :: Friday, March 07, 2008
“Overall the E90 is a fantastic smartphone if you prefer its form factor over Nokia’s also excellent E61i. Its size and styling won’t appeal to consumers, but for no-fuss business users needing to stay in touch with the office and customers, it can’t be beaten.”
Razer Lycosa Gaming Keyboard Review
OCIA :: Friday, March 07, 2008
“In terms of aesthetics, the Lycosa is certainly an attention-grabber. The top surface has a sleek, glossy finish, almost like a piano. The buttons are finished with a non-slip, rubber finish that contrasts the glossy surface really well. The wrist rest appears to be regular black plastic, with the Razer logo in the center. I really like how the keys aren’t fully visible when the back light is off, producing a nice stealth effect.”
Razer Krait Mouse
Digit Life :: Friday, March 07, 2008
“Today we’ll test the Krait mouse for RTS & MMORPG games. It’s designed specially for the “click’em all” style. The brightest representative of such games is Diablo and its clones, which are not mentioned among the target applications for some reason. A description of this mouse focuses on the buttons, which can process many actions per second (up to 20) and are designed to be pressed as easy and fast as it’s physically possible.”
Yoggie Security Systems Gatekeeper Pico Review
OCIA :: Tuesday, March 04, 2008
“You may remember during our CES 2008 coverage we highlighted a product from Yoggie Security Systems called the Gatekeeper Pico. The product was named “Best of Innovations 2008 – Computer Accessories” at the Consumer Electronics Show and Yoggie Security Systems has sent over a demo of the Gatekeeper Pico for our review.”
Apple MacBook Air Video Review 
Digital Trends :: Tuesday, March 04, 2008
“Apple’s MacBook Air is super thin, sleek, and without a lot of physical connectors.”
OCZ Rally2 Turbo 8GB Flash Drive Review
OCIA :: Tuesday, March 04, 2008
“There are so many thumb drives out there, some fast and some slow, some high capacity and some smaller than a quarter, that it’s really easy to brush them aside and think that those differences don’t really matter. OCZ wants to discourage this kind of a mentality and it shows from their diverse lineup of USB flash drives, from durable to speedy to high capacity. Today we’re going to have a look at the OCZ Rally2 Turbo 8GB USB flash drive, which promises to provide impressive speeds (up to 35MB/s read) while maintaining high capacity (available in 4GB and 8GB modules).”
Targus Grove Convertible Messenger/Backpack Review
Think Computers :: Tuesday, March 04, 2008
“Targus’ line of backpacks is among the best. ThinkComputers’ admires the line’s durability, solid construction, versatility, and protection of the contents of the bag. We got our hands on the Targus Grove Convertible Messenger/Backpack. It looks and feels like a World War II rucksack re-imagined in the twenty-first century. The olive color certainly contributes to it. As part of the Targus EcoSmart green initiative, this case is PVC-free and features recyclable plastic accents and nickel-free metal to reduce the amount of toxins released into the environment. Read on for the review…”
Microsoft Reclusa Gaming Keyboard Review
Tweaknews :: Tuesday, March 04, 2008
“Overall, I have to say that the Razer based Microsoft Reclusa is a solid constructed piece of computer hardware that should be permanently placed on your desktop for many years with little to no problems.”
Samsung YP-S5 Multimedia Player Review 
Hardware Canucks :: Tuesday, March 04, 2008
While the S5 is not targeting the same market as some of the larger-screened devices, it is still the kind of player which wants to offer something for everyone. It is able to play MPEG and WMV video formats and WMA, OGG, ASF music formats in addition to AAC files so all you iTunes lovers will have something to listen to. It also boasts Bluetooth connectivity to headphones or your cell phone, the ability to view JPEG images and even has built in speakers.
Super Mini Bluetooth v2.0 + EDR USB Adapter Reviewed
Dragonsteel Mods :: Sunday, March 02, 2008
” Today for review I’ve got what is probably the world’s smallest Bluetooth USB adapter, it’s not much bigger than a dime, and that’s only because of the USB part of it, the actual Bluetooth chip is a fraction of the overall size. It’s called the Super Mini Bluetooth v2.0 + EDR USB Adapter, but don’t let it’s diminutive size fool you, it’s fully loaded, being Bluetooth v2.0 with Enhanced Data Rate it allows for longer range and faster file transfers.”
Quick Look: Mac Mini
PC Mech :: Saturday, March 01, 2008
Snippet: “I recently did a look at how I was putting together a Ustream setup. Part of that setup was a Mac Mini. I just yesterday got the Mac Mini and got it set up and I thought I would do a quick look at it for you.”
Zalman ZM-MFC2 Multi Fan Controller Review
Frosty Tech :: Saturday, March 01, 2008
“Zalman introduced its ZM-MFC2 multi fan speed controller last year at CES, and the reason we’re reviewing it today are three-fold. For starters, the Zalman ZM-MFC2 digitally monitors four fans to +/- 10RPM and displays that data in real time on a nice multi-coloured backlit LCD display. With it, you can set any speed from 60RPM to the maximum supported by the fan with a turn of the dial, for three 3-pin fans and one PWM fan.”
Kingston 4GB DataTraveler Mini & Mini Fun Reviews
Hardware Logic :: Saturday, March 01, 2008
“We have seen our fair share of USB flash drives come through our lab and progressively with each one, they get faster, smaller and hold more data. Its up to companies like Kingston to put out products that give us choices when we are in the market for a flash drive. Whether you are a network administrator that needs to conduct system maintenance or a high school student who wants to carry around files to share with friends, everyone has a need for portable storage.
