Want that new iPad? Yeah, it’s pretty swish. Thing is, it’s still not cheap. The cheapest one will set you back £399, which is a fair old bit of cash. If that’s beyond your budget, but you still want to get on the tablet bandwagon, what are you gonna do? Fret not: there’s a new player in town, and you can get two for the price of one iPad. Read more
The PS Vita launches tomorrow, (22nd February) and if you’re anything like us you’ll be weighing up just how badly you want one versus your available funds. The price could make all the difference for Sony, so with that in mind we’ve rounded up the best deals for both the PS Vita itself and the launch titles. Read on for the full lowdown. Read more
After news that the launch date for the Nintendo 3DS is going to be all the way into next year, not Christmas like we expected, the 3DS also got a price for Japan, and we were assured by Nintendo president Saturo Iwata that 3DS games would not be more expensive than usual DS games.This got us thinking: if we had the choice, what would we prefer? To spend top dollar on a console, or extra cash on games?
How much for a Nokia 2700 Classic? The new phone’s got a 2 meg camera, proper music player and media sharing skills… So how much? Sixty quid. That’s how much. Yep, just £60.
Producing a “swarm” effect in robotics or getting multiple machines to work with each other does not come cheap, until this team from Southampton found a way of making them for just £25 per machine.
We’ll lay down a daring challenge this Friday afternoon, as we think we have found possibly the cheapest contraption in the whole of the robotic genre.
