LG CU500 Mobile Phone
Digital Trends :: Wednesday, September 27, 2006
“Cingular’s first HSDPA phone is the LG CU500, available for the bargain price of just $79.99 with a contract and rebates. But is it too good to be true?”
LG FM20 “Cutesy” MP3 Player
Daily CE :: Wednesday, September 27, 2006
“Today expects to be the day for cutesy gadgets, it seems. First, it was the USB Kitty, then the BlackBerry 8800, Sony BT30Q headset, Lenovo i807 pink phone and finally, the LG FM20 MP3 player.”
Sony DR-BT30Q Headset Look Hot
Daily CE :: Wednesday, September 27, 2006
“I don’t know about you, but this headset is hot. The BT30Q is a compact and convenient clip-on style Bluetooth headset that looks great. Of course, I don’t know how it sounds, so I can’t really comment on that. In addition to the stupendous looks, it also comes with an integrated microphone for two-way communication.”
Microsoft and their Gifts That Click in 2006
Futurelooks :: Tuesday, September 26, 2006
On one side, we’ve got a successful Xbox360 launch in 2005. On the other side, we’ve got a next generation operating system and a new subscription music player coming down the pipe in 2007. Kinda makes 2006 feel like the middle child doesn’t it? Well hopefully not as we look at what Microsoft has in store for this upcoming Holiday Season!
ATP MicroSD/Reader Combo
Hardware Secrets :: Monday, September 25, 2006
“ATP is a company specialized in flash memories, carrying a full line of flash memory cards. They have a very innovative manufacturing process that makes all their memory cards waterproof, shock proof, ESD proof and resistant to extreme temperatures. They also have a very innovative SD card set, called MicroSD/Reader Combo, which comes with one micro SD card and two adapters to transform this card into a mini SD or into a regular SD card – which is great, as your don’t need to worry about which SD format your device accepts –, plus a USB reader. Let’s take a look on this combo.”
Why iPod and Zune could Kill Blu-ray, HD DVD & even The DVD
The TechZone :: Monday, September 25, 2006
Are we assisting to the birth of the real battle for the next generation of movies for our home theaters? With the announcement by Apple of the availability of movies on their itune library and the release this fall of the Zune from Microsoft, we have the right to believe so. Other big players, like Amazon, are already going after the movie downloading market which seems to be a very strong social trend. Blu-ray and HD DVD is not a social trend. It is something built from scratch by audio-video manufacturers. Those formats are also for big technology fans with a lot of money in their pockets.
SteelSound 5Hv2 Professional Gaming Headset 
Think Computers :: Monday, September 25, 2006
“SteelSeries is well know throughout the competitive PC gaming community as company dedicated to manufacturing the highest quality accessories and peripherals. Starting with high performance mouse pads, SteelSeries moved on to professional grade headsets and keyboards. The Steelsound 5H was Steel Series’ first attempt at a gaming headset, and it proved to be quite a learning experience. SteelSeries was forced to recall two production batches due to wiring problems for the ear cups and microphone. So, after several major changes and upgrades, SteelSeries is back and better than ever with the SteelSound 5Hv2 professional gaming headset.”
DTech Bluetooth & USB 2.0 Hub 
Think Computers :: Monday, September 25, 2006
“Two of the most common types of devices I use on my PC are Bluetooth and USB devices. I use so many USB devices that I have an extra USB hub. In that extra USB hub I have a USB Bluetooth adapter that connects all of my Bluetooth devices to my computer. Well what if I could save that USB port and combine the Bluetooth capability into the USB hub itself? Well today I’m looking at a product that does just that, the DTech Bluetooth & USB 2.0 Hub. Let’s see if it can save me the extra USB space by incorporating the Bluetooth technology into the hub itself.”
Top Five GPS Systems
DV Hardware :: Monday, September 25, 2006
“Garmin StreetPilot? Magellan RoadMate? Pioneer? TomTom? Which GPS best fits my needs? After-Market GPS or Built-in Vehicle GPS? What are the most important features to look for? We answer the questions that comparison shopping engines don’t. After reading this short article you’ll have the basic information you need to choose the GPS that best fits your needs, life style and budget..”
Microsoft Wireless Laser Desktop 6000
3d Game Man :: Monday, September 25, 2006
“Microsoft has long been known for their Windows OS. These days, they have a hand in just about everything. Their line of desktop hardware continues a tradition of well thought out design and usefulness. Installation of the Microsoft Wireless Laser Desktop 6000 was as simple as plugging it into any computer. The provided software was not needed, but when installed, provided a tremendous amount of flexibility. The keyboard works well with its curved format.”
USBCELL batteries recharge through USB port
DV Hardware :: Monday, September 25, 2006
The new USB NiHM batteries from USBCELL will certainly be able to make our life a bit easier. These batteries can be used like a normal battery but they make recharging devices redundant because they can be recharged simply by putting into a USB port.
Sony Cyber-shot DSC-T50 Review
Digital Trends :: Monday, September 25, 2006
“Sony steps up their game with the new Cyber-shot DSC-T50 ultra compact camera. This little engine- that-could now comes with 7MP power.”
Creative Zen Vision M Video Tour
Digital Trends :: Monday, September 25, 2006
“Creative has tried hard to create an iPod killer with the Creative Zen Vision M. Did it succeed?”
Cyber Snipa Intelliscope Gaming Mouse
Viper Lair :: Monday, September 25, 2006
“Gaming is good with this mouse; like any new mouse, it won’t turn you into Jonathan Wendall overnight (Ed – not even his mouse does that!) but the Cyber Snipa Intelliscope is certainly a good mouse to game with. For a few games, I already have multiple sensitivity set-ups for each weapon within that game, but there are a few games out there which cannot offer this. The Intelliscope offers you on the fly changing between 1000 DPI and 2400 DPI which will get around this limitation in certain games.”
Targus Evolution 14 inch Ultra Portable Leather Laptop Case Review
Laptop Lifestyle :: Monday, September 25, 2006
It’s safe to say that when it comes to laptop and laptop accessories, Targus isn’t too far away. As the defacto standard of laptop bags, they’ve put out designs that are often imitated. We have a look at a case that hasn’t seen much “Air Play” but boasts some pretty impressive and useful features for the Laptop Lifer.
Sumo Omni Bean Bag Chair Review
Techgage :: Monday, September 25, 2006
You may find it odd that we are reviewing a bean bag chair and… so do we. Yes, this is far from being hi-tech, but it’s of very hi-quality. Whether you want to lounge in front of the TV or fall asleep on a comfortable chair, Sumo has you covered.
The 24 hour iPod Battery: Fact or Fiction?
The TechZone :: Monday, September 25, 2006
The 24 hour iPod Battery: Fact or Fiction? It would be great if our iPods could play non-stop for 24 hours but is it really possible that such a battery exists? How does consumer usage affect the iPod battery life and can such a tiny design space truly accommodate the capacity specifications required to power an iPod for 24 hours?
First Look: Apple’s New and Improved 80GB iPod
PC World :: Thursday, September 21, 2006
Apple’s iconic audio player gets even better with the addition of a brighter screen and more storage.
Logitech G3 Laser Mouse Reviewed 
Metku Mods :: Wednesday, September 20, 2006
“The optical sensors have slowly become more and more accurate but now a whole new level of accuracy has become available due to the laser technology. Instead of traditional led-based optical mice, there’s a non visible laser beam in the mouse which – at least according to the manufacturers – should be more accurate than the led based technology.”
Cowon iAudio F2: A Music Player or a Phone?
Daily CE :: Wednesday, September 20, 2006
“Call me crazy, but what in the world is this? Generally, Cowon makes pretty decent music players, but I must say, this one looks so out of place and last century, it’s almost sad. While I understand the desperate need to innovate in this iPod-laden world, it doesn’t mean Cowon has to go back to the last century to come up with a new design that’s not even creative. In fact, if anything, it’s downright hopeless.”
Samsung Yepp T9 DAP: Another Disappointment
Daily CE :: Wednesday, September 20, 2006
“As if the Cowon iAudio F2 wasn’t enough of a letdown for today, Samsung has released a similar DAP that’s maybe a step better than the F2. I don’t particularly despise it, like I do to F2, but eh; it’s not the most attractive looking gadget in the basket.”
Toshiba Satellite Pro P100 – the perfect desktop replacement?
DV Hardware :: Wednesday, September 20, 2006
The Toshiba Satellite Pro P100 is an excellent multi-media desktop replacement laptop. It sports many innovative features which will immediately convert many users into admiring fans. However, like any object of our affections, the Satellite P100 does have some flaws. A close examination of all the features and flaws of the Toshiba Pro100 will give you some indication if this is the laptop for you, especially if you’re in the market for a PC desktop replacement..
Webcam Buyer’s Guide
The TechZone :: Tuesday, September 19, 2006
There is a wide range of uses of webcam technology. Some examples include personal ‘Big Brother’ style diaries, sharing of family events, workplace security, video conferencing, virtual tourism, road traffic management, weather watching, event broadcast and a host of others.
Sony Micro Drive Tiny 2GB
Fast Silicon :: Tuesday, September 19, 2006
USB thumb drives have become pervasive in today’s world. What started asdscn1762 gum-package-sized devices with small 64MB capacities have become multi-gigabyte wonders of storage in form factors ranging from small to bizarre. One of the newest drives on the block, Sony’s Micro Vault Tiny, packs storage capacities ranging from 256MB to a comfortable 4GB into one of the smallest packages seen yet.
Creative Zen Vision:M Video
Digital Trends :: Tuesday, September 19, 2006
“Creative has tried hard to create an iPod killer with the Creative Zen Vision:M. Did it succeed?”
Razer Barracuda Hp1 Gaming Headphones Review
Overclockers Club :: Tuesday, September 19, 2006
“Whoosh! Do you remember the Memorex commercial where the guy in the chair was totally overtaken by the quality? Once this Barracuda takes a bite out of you, you’ll be its favorite bait. The much-anticipated Razer Barracuda HP-1 Gaming Headphones have arrived. I’ve been waiting to review these headphones for quite some time now and I’m glad that the concept team at Razer took their time on these. This is Razer’s first attempt at a gaming headphone set and it looks like they took it to the max!”
Microsoft Gifts that Click 2006 on the Laptop
Laptop Lifestyle :: Tuesday, September 19, 2006
Microsoft Canada invited us down to check out all their latest toys. Though there was a lot of desktop stuff, we managed to sniper the laptop stuff for your viewing pleasure. Check it out.
Bluetake BT500+ Bluetooth Rechargeable Super Mini Mouse Review
Futurelooks :: Tuesday, September 19, 2006
Another wireless mouse? The Bluetake BT500+ mouse is not just another wireless mouse. It is probably the world’s smallest wireless bluetooth mouse. It’s so small, they call it a Super Mini Mouse and we’ve reviewed it right here.
Zune Price Revealed
Daily CE :: Tuesday, September 19, 2006
“Those jokers at Wal-Mart (out of all the possible places) have “accidentally” published Zune’s starting price on Wal-Mart.com. According to sources, the 30GB Zune in all its ugly glory will cost $284 brand new.”
One More Thing…An Apple iPhone
Daily CE :: Tuesday, September 19, 2006
“I think Steve forgot to really reveal the product after his good old mantra: One More Thing… The real product that Apple should have made public was the highly anticipated (isn’t everything?) iPhone.”
