Getting worked up speakers for your Mac or PC is about as difficult as feeling excited about your annual tax return. But when said speakers are made by high-end hi-fi purveyors Bowers & Wilkins, it’s definitely time for gadget fanatics and sonic obsessives to get het up. So how do these sound blasters treat the tunes shackled to your Mac? Read our Bowers & Wilkins MM-1 speakers review now and we’ll tell all.
Bowers & Wilkins is a company renowned for rolling out the very best looking, thoughtfully designed hi-fi kit out there. From the gorgeous Zeppelin iPod dock to the retro-style P5 headphones, it doesn’t make bad looking tech. So how do the Bowers & Wilkins MM-1 speakers measure up to closer inspection? Read our B&W MM-1 review: design and build, and we’ll give you the complete rundown.
We’ve already established that the B&W MM-1s look great and sound the part. But just how good are the sonics on these dinky PC wonders? And can they compare to B&W’s ace iPod docks? Read our complete Bowers & Wilkins MM-1 speakers review: sound quality and we’ll tell you just what’s what.
We make it exactly halfway through the working week, so it’s time to stop what you’re doing, and celebrate with a roundup of all the latest tech news. We’re on the home stretch to the weekend!
Sky Player is headed to Humax Freeview HD boxes, the satellite TV giant has announced. Soon, you’ll be able to pipe pay TV to your Freeview HD set up whenever the urge takes you, so read on for the details, and the models supported.
The Panasonic Toughbook laptop range has always been designed to resist the ravages of the elements – just take a look at the recently-launched CF-C1 multitouch model and CF-H1 Field tablet – but now Panasonic are pitching it as the ultimate computer for anti-terror operatives working in the field.
