First Review: Smile, You Are On Lenovo’s New Consumer Notebook
Forget everything you know about a conventional notebook. The new in notebook gear has subwoofers, facial recognition and a tough new design and is made by of all people, Lenovo,...
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First Review: HTC 3G Phone Redefines Touch
HTC looked at its Touch phone released last year, took down some points of improvement, and implemented the changes to its new Touch 3G. This smartphone has a great form...
Review: Nokia Smartphone Has All Bases Covered
Nokia's latest offering looks just like any other QWERTY smartphone on the market. However, what separates this unit from other phones is what it brings to the table. The Smarthouse...
Review: Apple’s 27″ iMac Delivers Svelte Computing That Refuses To Age
With the current Apple iMac approaching its first birthday, does it still prove desirable against the latest slew of Windows all-in-ones?
Review: HTC’s Titan 4G Has A Bad Case Of Split Personality
HTC's Titan has nabbed headlines for its 4G modem and 16MP camera, but this is one smartphone that isn't an overachiever, and that's in part to Windows' domineering OS.
Review: Is This Touch Sensitive nKliq Mouse A Mac Replica Or A Cheap Knockoff?
The Bluetooth 3.0, touch sensitive mouse from nKliq looks like an Apple Magic Mouse from afar but, like an oasis in the dessert, the mirage begins to fade as you...
First Review: Light Toshiba Notebook For Business Travellers
Toshiba has just launched an ultra-portable notebook designed for the mobile professional. The A600 is a dead ringer for the company's R500, but is equipped with the latest software and...
Review: Is Logic3’s T250s Ferrari Worthy?
Ferrari has chosen Logic3 to wear the company's prancing horse, but are the leather-clad T250s worthy?
Review: Can Huawei’s Budget D1 Quad Take On The Android Titans?
After garnering experience on the low-end of the market in Australia, Huawei is leveraging its sights at smartphone leaders Samsung, HTC and LG. Their latest smartphone, the Ascend D1 Quad,...
Review: Wacom Bamboo Brings The Tablet To PC With Apps, Multi-Touch & Pen Control
Wacom's latest graphics tablet is a user- (and even kid-friendly), fun and functional device with enough value-add software to make you turn your PC into a tablet.