The Toshiba Portege R700’s big selling point is just how much power it packs into such a slim shell. You can find out more about the performance in that section of our Toshiba Portege R700 review, but if you want to know how that shell shapes up, read on for our in depth Toshiba Portege R700 review: Build section and we’ll explain all.
Sure, the Toshiba Portege R700 is impressively built, with a decent keyboard and an almost scandalous number of ports shoved into the sides of its slim chassis. But they’d be frivolous without enough power under the bonnet and the runtime to match. Do the innards of the Toshiba Portege R700 come through? Find out in this section of our Toshiba Portege R700 review.
After the Star Wars prequels, fans would be forgiven for hoping that George Lucas would stop messing with the series. But it seems he just can’t help himself. The bearded auteur is prepping Star Wars 3D. Read on and prepare to be worried Star Wars lovers. Will Greedo still shoot first? And just how upsetting will Jar Jar Binks be in 3D?
If you’re rocking a Sonos system, the Sonos iPad app is finally here. It was due to drop in late-August but we had to wait just a little bit longer. The free Sonos iPad app download is waiting for you to grab it from the iTunes App Store right now but what will you get when you download it? Hop through and we’ll tell you…
The Nintendo 3DS caused quite a stir when it was revealed at this year’s E3 expo in June, but despite breathless gamers clamouring for it around the globe, Nintendo has kept quiet as to when exactly we’d be seeing it on shelves. Until now. At a press conference in Japan, the company has announced its rollout plans, so if you’ve got your eyes on the Nintendo 3DS, be sure to read on and find out when it hits.
Even if a triple shot of espresso straight into your blood vessels hasn’t got you out of bed and into your brain properly, we’ve got just what you need to wake you up good and proper: a healthy blast of all the latest tech news! Read on for everything going down right now on this ‘ere gadget globe.
The Bose VideoWave was presented in a small room, dotted with what appeared to be a speaker system, mounted on the walls around the room, plus a sub on the floor, each unit covered in a black veil. The music started up, the band began to play, and with the crash of a cymbal and the boom of a bass drum, spotlights flashed on each speaker, and the veils dropped to the floor one by one, leaving empty spaces, and bare walls, save for a rather large Bose branded TV screen.
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