Sony Ericsson’s just dropped those brand new phones we were promised: presenting the Sony Ericsson W205 Walkman and W205a. No, they’re not the Android phone we were hoping for, but they’re certainly the best looking entry level Walkman phones we’ve ever seen. Has Sony Ericsson just killed the new E Series? Read on and see for yourself!
This here screen looks an awful lot like an Asus Eee Top, but don’t be fooled: this is the Sony Bravia KDL-19S5700, one strange, soap bar shaped telly destined for living rooms, kitchens and almost anywhere with a ledge from later this year. Intrigued? Read on for first pics!
We always salute those about to rock, plastic style. But while there are those of you who love Guitar Hero World Tour, some truly see it as the real alternative to picking up a real axe and set of skins. And that’s where the new Logitech Guitar Hero Wireless Drum Controller. Read on, bedroom rockers, to find out how much this slice of fakery will set you back.
The Sony VAIO W had us all stunned when it was unveiled last week, and not just because Sony turned on its word and made a netbook, but also because it’s one of the most stylish we’ve ever clapped eyes on. We’ve just got hands-on with the gorgeous micro machine, so read on to see if it’s vamonos for the VAIO P.
O2′s clearly not content with snarfing the the iPhone 3GS and the Palm Pre. It’s just launched O2 Money, a new service of pre–paid credit cards that it says will help you manage your moolah better. Read on to find out how it reckons O2 Money will make you save those much–needed pennies.
Project Natal is heading to Windows. That’s a cold, hard fact, straight from the mouth of Bill Gates. Microsoft’s elder statesman has said the revolutionary Xbox controller is coming to a PC near you for some cool, spreadsheet–based action. Keep reading to find out just how Project Natal will play nice on your desktop.
The Navigon 8410 is a brand new satnav that’s top of the line both inside and out, with a polished steel frame stuffed with features like digital TV and photo-realistic 3D mapping that gives Google Street View a run for its money. Can this beat the Navman Spirit TV? Read on and see.
TVs simply don’t come much better looking than the TH-65VX100E. Panasonic’s screen packs in a 60,000:1 contrast and stunning picture quality. It’s blown us away, and not just for the obvious pedigree features.
