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Sony Cybershot DSC-HX1 camera review

This innovative point and shoot will broaden your horizons
It’s rare that you’ll find a camera that ticks both the style and innovation boxes, but Sony’s latest feature-packed shooter is so impressive that it will turn the head of even the most seasoned snapper.
Although the camera is built for the point-and-shoot crowd, the HX1 packs a [...]

Sony PSP Go review

It’s fair to say that the Sony PSP, which debuted way back in September 2005, has been well overdue a facelift. In 2007 it received only minor liposuction with the Slim & Lite, while last year the PSP-3000 brought underwhelming tweaks like a new screen and microphone.But at long last, Sony has taken a scalpel [...]

Tunebite 6: A audio-video converter that removes DRM copy protection

Tunebite is the best solution to remove copy protection from music, audio books and films & then convert it to one of 100 file formats
Since 2004, Tunebite has been mentioned and singled out for excellence in more computer trade publications than any other legal software solution that removes DRM copy protection. Tunebite legally removes the [...]

Acer Revo R3600 review: I am for HD

From the Asus Eee 701 to the Samsung NC10, via the Eee Box and the MSI Wind Top, we’ve seen enough netbooks, nettops and touch screen all-in-ones powered by the tiny Intel Atom processor over the last 18 months to know its capabilities inside out. Performance-wise, one of these cheap, low power computers acts much [...]

HTC Hero review: Social Networker

Over a dozen new Google phones are expected before the end of the 2009, and the HTC Hero, the first to heavily skin Android with a new interface, is here to set an Apple-bothering example.
While its predecessors ran Google’s mobile OS in its barebones form, the Hero glosses it with HTC’s new ‘Sense’ UI, adds [...]

ASUS Rampage II Extreme Review: An Overclockers Delight

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The Rampage II Extreme is a full ATX form factor motherboard, unlike the Ramoage II GENE which is an X58 motherboard with a micro-ATX form factor, also a part of the ROG series. One of the first things that will catch your eye when you look at this boardis the [...]

Canon MF4370dn: The small office companion

The imageCLASS MF4370dn is a monochrome MFD from Canon, aimed at being an all purpose solution for offices.
This MFD is dark grey in colour with the buttons and controls of this device on a silver bezel. A small display is also present on this bezel. The cassette tray comes with a dust cover that does [...]

Seagate Momentus ST9500325ASG Review

The Momentus series of 2.5 inch drives from Seagate are great notebook storage solutions. The ST9500325ASG model has a capacity of 500 GB with an 8 MB cache. Seagate has used a two platter design for this 2.5 inch drive. This drive is 9.5 mm thick which is the standard for notebook hard drives now. [...]