The B&W Zeppelin Air is the second iteration of Bowers & Wilkins’ high-end iPod speaker system. When the British loudspeaker brand introduced the original Zeppelin back in 2007, it effectively redefined what was possible with digital downloads.
Now with the inclusion of Apple’s AirPlay music streaming technology, B&W hopes to raise the bar again. Can it? We put it to the test: read on and find out the results here in our B&W Zeppelin Air review.
The Archos 32 Android tablet is just like the Archos 28: the only difference is it’s a bit larger and pricier – and sadly no more usable because of it.
The Denon CEOL RCD-N7 is a music system designed very much for the digital age. Networking capabilities let it access your home music server, web radio and music services and Apple’s AirPlay tech, while there’s also an iPod dock, USB port, CD player and, er, FM/AM radio tuner. That’s a lot to stuff into a compact music system, so how does it shape up? Read our full Denon CEOL RCD-N7 review to find out.
Oh Archos 43 Android tablet. You came so close: if only you had a capacitive screen, everything would have been right with the world. Read on to find out how it misses the mark in our full Archos 43 Android tablet review.
At 2.8-inches, the Archos 28 Android tablet really is pushing the definition of what a tablet actually is. The French media player peddler seems to be of the mind that it’s anything running Android that isn’t a phone.
Is an iPod nano a tablet then? Because this is one of our favourite Android flavoured, low price rivals to it yet. Read on and find out why in our full Archos 28 Android tablet review.
The Archos 28 is the smallest touchscreen device yet we’ve seen from the French manufacturer with Android running on it – and at the low price of around £80, that sounds like a killer combo for anyone put off by the latest iPod nano‘s high price and lack of features. Is it? We’ve just got one to try out: check out the photos of it right here, and let us know what you’re keen to find out from our upcoming review.
The Edifier Breathe iF600 iPod dock claims to have the ability to “fill your room” with sound, but at £169, it costs almost as much as an iPod Touch or 160GB iPod Classic. Is this dock, which looks a little like the top bit of a giant, black egg, really at home in the big leagues? Read our Edifier Breathe iF600 iPod dock review to find out.
