The iPad accessories party just got crashed by Philips, marking the entry of another big player before the Apple tablet has even gone on sale. The Dutch giant is promising cases and even dedicated stereos and iPad headphones, so read on for the full plans.
Projectors with built-in DVD players aren’t particularly novel, but the Aiptek Mobile Cinema DVD from Firebox takes the concept to its extreme. Looking like something out of a Pixar film, this lightweight lump of plastic can chuck a 50-inch image on your wall, with sound, and all for less than £160. Have corners been sliced clean off to achieve this? Read our full Aiptek Mobile Cinema DVD review to find out.
It’s almost the end of the week, and we’re here right on cue to give you the final push to the weekend with a round up of all the latest headlines. Read on and fill up here in the lunchtime lowdown!
Steve Jobs is rightly famous for his own bravura performances at Apple keynotes like the recent iPad announcement but now his life is going to be the subject of a real stage show. The curtain is set to rise on The Agony and the Ecstasy of Steve Jobs in January 2011. What can audiences expect?
The Panasonic G10 and G2 Micro Four Thirds cameras have yet to be made official by the Japanese gadget giant, but pictures and specs have just leaked out in full, ahead of a Panasonic press conference scheduled for this Sunday. Coincidence? Check out the photos and details right here.
Crysis 2 isn’t set to arrive until late-2010 (some people say as soon as October, others predict a December release date) but EA has finally punted out some official screenshots. Though we have to admit one of the new Crysis 2 screenshots does look rather similar to an illustration in the earlier batch of Crysis 2 images.
PSP phone rumours are a regular occurrence but now credible sources claim that it is finally on the way as party of a Sony plan to battle the iPad and iPhone. Will Sony be able to bring the PlayStation Network, Sony Ericsson’s phone smarts and the PSP together in one package?
UPDATE: The Nintendo DSi XL is on sale at Toyrsrus for £137.89 online, or for £149.99 with game bundles, making it the best option we’ve seen so far [Thanks David!].
Nintendo DSi XL day has arrived! Ninty’s latest dual screen handhold is its biggest yet, and whether you’re a struggling squinter or you just want to get your gran into gaming, it’s out to buy today in Britain. But where has the best price?
