Posts Tagged ‘review’
Samsung Tocco Ultra review »
Samsung has become an extremely ambitious mobile phone manufacturer in recent times, particularly in the Irish market. Its latest touch-screen device, the Tocco Ultra, is a follow on from the Tocco which was released late last year but rather than being a tweak it is safe to say the Ultra is a whole different beast. The original Tocco was ...Read On »
Nokia MusicXpress 5800 review »
Nokia's MusicXpress 5800 is a good touchscreen debut by the Finnish company but it fails to do anything really well. The long awaited response by Nokia to iPhone, the 5800 is an uglier but far more feature-laden touch-based device than Apple's. The phone offers users an mp3 player, FM radio, 3.2 megapixel camera, GPS-based maps system ...Read On »
Canon Selphy ES3 review »
Canon’s Selphy ES3 helps to make photo printing easy and relatively cheap, although it does not always run as smoothly as you would hope. With the digital camera now all but replacing its film-based alternative it is far too easy to allow pictures to go unprinted – perhaps worse it is often far too expensive to have them printed at ...Read On »
Microsoft Arc Mouse review »
Microsoft is not normally known for its beauty and style; its success has come from making computers more accessible, not more attractive. However as the computer becomes a part of the sitting room, people have begun to look for machines and software that was more aesthetically pleasing, comfortable and intuitive. Suddenly style is as ...Read On »
Blackberry Curve 8900 review »
One of a number of handsets created in reaction to Nokia and Apple’s advances on the premium business phone space, the Curve 8900 fails at every turn to make itself a device worth having. The Blackberry brand has always been associated with businessmen and e-mail junkies, something that is sure to be both a curse and a blessing for ...Read On »
Three INQ1 Phone review »
The INQ1 promises social media integration at a low price – a clear pitch to students and young “Facebookers” alike. Three claims that the INQ1 is the world’s first social media mobile but this is not entirely true – a few free downloads from the iPhone’s App Store will turn their device into a social media powerhouse in no ...Read On »
Samsung NC10 review »
Coming relatively late to the netbook party seems to have done Samsung the world of good with its polished but imperfect NC10. Samsung is usually associated more with flat-screen TVs and mobile phones than laptops but if the NC10 is anything to go by this should change in the near future. At first glance this entry to the netbook ...Read On »
Canon Powershot SX1 IS review »
The Powershot SX1 takes fantastic photographs and video recordings, although its mass of buttons and temperamental nature can sometimes make getting there a chore. Canon’s Powershot range has a very logical place in the company’s product hierarchy. It sits below the EOS range, which offers DSLRs (digital single-lens reflex) for high-end ...Read On »
Lenovo IdeaPad S10e review »
The ‘netbook’ market is more than just saturated – it is flooded. Every major computer manufacturer bar Apple now has at least one ultra-portable, ultra-cheap laptop on the market and some – such as Asus – seem to be building their entire business plan around them. Lenovo has been a quiet manufacturer generally speaking, not just ...Read On »
Iomega 500GB ScreenPlay HD review »
The Iomega ScreenPlay HD certainly makes digital content easily viewable on a television; however the limited way in which content can be added to it makes it a more awkward experience than it really should be. Even the most casual of computer users are becoming increasingly reliant on their PC for entertainment. With broadband speeds and ...Read On »
