Today we’re taking a look at yet another Laser Gaming mouse – the ‘Cyber Snipa Intelliscope’. In a world chock full of opponents, we see how this one stands out from the crowd.
Hard Disk Drive camcorders are nothing new to the DV market, but the HDR-SR1 from Sony has something special – the ability to record in High Definition 1080i resolution and 5.1 Channel Dolby Digital Audio. Retailing for around AU$2000, this has to be one of the best cameras on the market today, we take a closer look.
Today we’re looking at a Tablet PC from Fujitsu, the LifeBook T4215, one of the fastest and best featured tablet PC’s we’ve seen on the market to date. Priced at around AU$3,300 in online stores, it’s certainly not aimed at the budget end of the market, but is it value for money?
Setting up hard drives in a RAID array has become very common lately, with most mid and high-range motherboards including a RAID controller onboard, usually with Serial ATA interface. So it has become easier than ever before. But is it worth the trouble and expense?
We’re having a look today at the LifeBook Q series of ultra-portable notebooks from Fujitsu. The specific model we’ve been given is the Q2010, a very stylish example, and considering its size, jam packed with features.
Along with Microsoft, Logitech have been the market leader in keyboard design and innovation. Today we’re taking a look at the Logitech diNovo Edge Bluetooth Keyboard, and see if it is really worth its high asking price.
Belkin’s Tunecast range of FM transmitters have been the market leaders since their introduction in late 2003. Belkin are again raising the bar for their competitors with the introduction of the Tunecast 3, so we’re going to have a detailed look at this new offering and see if it lives up to its predecessors name.
Even before Windows Vista was publicly released, there was a lot of concern from people beta testing the O/S. Running Windows Vista seemed to have a large performance drop for their PC when compared to Windows XP. Was it true? Or is it just scare tactics from Microsoft haters?
Today we’re taking a look at yet another Laser Gaming mouse – the ‘Cyber Snipa Intelliscope’. In a world chock full of opponents, we see how this one stands out from the crowd.
Hard Disk Drive camcorders are nothing new to the DV market, but the HDR-SR1 from Sony has something special – the ability to record in High Definition 1080i resolution and 5.1 Channel Dolby Digital Audio. Retailing for around AU$2000, this has to be one of the best cameras on the market today, we take a closer look.
This year Sony have released a number of personal entertainment Bluetooth devices, today we’re looking at the TMR-BT10, a Bluetooth Audio Transmitter.
Today we’re looking at a Tablet PC from Fujitsu, the LifeBook T4215, one of the fastest and best featured tablet PC’s we’ve seen on the market to date. Priced at around AU$3,300 in online stores, it’s certainly not aimed at the budget end of the market, but is it value for money?
Setting up hard drives in a RAID array has become very common lately, with most mid and high-range motherboards including a RAID controller onboard, usually with Serial ATA interface. So it has become easier than ever before. But is it worth the trouble and expense?
We're having a look today at the Wolf Claw Devour USB Gaming Pad, a well made, good looking device for you hardcore gamers out there.
We’re having a look today at the LifeBook Q series of ultra-portable notebooks from Fujitsu. The specific model we’ve been given is the Q2010, a very stylish example, and considering its size, jam packed with features.
Along with Microsoft, Logitech have been the market leader in keyboard design and innovation. Today we’re taking a look at the Logitech diNovo Edge Bluetooth Keyboard, and see if it is really worth its high asking price.
Belkin’s Tunecast range of FM transmitters have been the market leaders since their introduction in late 2003. Belkin are again raising the bar for their competitors with the introduction of the Tunecast 3, so we’re going to have a detailed look at this new offering and see if it lives up to its predecessors name.
Even before Windows Vista was publicly released, there was a lot of concern from people beta testing the O/S. Running Windows Vista seemed to have a large performance drop for their PC when compared to Windows XP. Was it true? Or is it just scare tactics from Microsoft haters?
Today we’re having a look at a feature packed little NAS device from QNAP Systems, the TS-101 NAS Server.