We got close up on camera with the Sony VAIO W netbook yesterday, but if the oodles of stills didn’t quench your thirst for the little laptop, not to worry. We’ve got some hands-on video of Sony’s greatest U-turn of a gadget for you to fill your peepers with right here too!
July, 2009
Boston Acoustics rarely disappoints when it comes to hi–fi treats. And the new Horizon Trio is certainly no exception, packing a serious punch and a slew of ways to fill your ears with your favourite tunes, oblique radio stations and leftfield podcasts. Read on to get all the details on the Horizon Trio now.
The humble router is probably the most important piece of tech in your gaff. But let’s face it, have you ever seen one you didn’t want to shove in a cupboard? So, TalkTalk has called on students at London’s Goldsmiths College to come up with some neat ways to make your wireless buddy cool. Read on to see just what they’ve got cued up.
Bang & Olufsen is better known as a purveyor of absurdly expensive home entertainment systems, but the Danish audiophile is now venturing into new markets with the BeoTime, the world’s first alarm clock flute. No, that’s not a typo. Alarm clock flute. Read on to find out how much it’ll cost to have this pipe pump you out of bed in the morning.
Don’t be fooled by the silly name, or even the plasticky case. The ChillBlast Fusion Gemini is a seriously powerful bit of kit. A dedicated gaming PC, running 64-bit Windows Vista on Intel Core 2 Quad Q9550 Processor over-clocked at up to 3.5GHz. Those stats are enough to put a gamer into a paroxysm of excitement, but it doesn’t stop there.
Stomach rumbling? Don’t lie to us, we can hear those growls. Luckily we’re here to sate your hunger, with a plate piled high with all the latest tech news, cooked to perfection. Want to know what’s been going down in gadget land this morning? Read on señor, read on.
You can’t escape BBC iPlayer. From the Nintendo Wii to the Sony Ericsson W995, it’s getting everywhere. And now you can add the FetchTV’s Smartboxes to the list. But why’s it any different to its rivals? How about offering BBC iPlayer and stacks of other VOD on a set top box without a monthly fee? Read on to find out where and when you can snag one.
That there phone on the right? Looks like the new LG Chocolate to us, with its distinctive and ever so tasty 21:9 ratio touchscreen. Take a look at this new snap again though. What’s that on the left? Is it another new LG Chocolate? It sure looks like it: read on to find out the ins and outs of of LG’s latest leak right here.