Hip flask? No, hard drive!
Computers & Accessories
Check out Iomega’s latest portable hard drive, perfect for storing data and keeping it on your person. Unfortunately, it won’t hold your booze too.
Instead, it’ll pack in 250GB of data, all bound up in a leather package. Perfect for standing out from the less impressive data-carrying riff-raff at the country club.
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Categories: TVs & Home Cinema Tags: Blu-ray, Denon, DVD-1800BD, Firmware, Profile 1.1, Profile 2.0
Like getting on the property ladder, trying to get in on the Blu-Ray scene can cost more than a couple of limbs. Denon’s latest modestly priced offering has all you need to get started. But is it enough?
Samsung’s pledged to refresh its Q1 UMPC with a new version, even if it’s only being bought be a few people.
Makers of awesome audio kit, Arcam, just shoved details of their latest amp our way. It’s a beauty, and it won’t break the bank either.
Sony’s prepping a special Blue PSP as part of its Madden 09 bundle, on sale in August.
It’s one of the nicest re-vamps of the console we’ve seen, but don’t hold your breath for it outside the US.
We can’t wait for the day when our newspapers are digital. We’re talking proper e-ink, with high-resolution pictures and animated graphics. And that day just rolled a little closer, thanks to Epson’s new e-ink.
Those musical murmurings were right. Everyone’s favourite musical pretend-em-up will now include a full drum kit and pedals, complete with separate pads for cymbals along with microphone. Rock Band killer anyone?
We’ve already seen it re-created using real people, but now a bunch of Nokia fans in Poland have paid homage to Snake using the windows of an apartment building.