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Review — Verbatim Bluetooth Audio Cube
Verbatim’s Bluetooth Audio Cube is utter tosh. It’s too bulky, the buttons are too fiddly and it needs 4 AA batteries to run if you want a cord free music experience. But, it sounds decent. Stuff the positives. Let’s tear it apart I say.
Boxy sound
For roughly US$35, the Audio Cube pumps out 2 Watts of pure portable power. Whether corded, connected to your laptop or mobile phone via the A2DP Bluetooth standards, the Audio Cube smoothly rubs out audio, pumps ... -
Wear the Apple legacy with retro iPhone cases
Does your iPhone 4S look a little too new, a little too shiny for your liking? Want to add a lick of retro paint to it? A company called Schreerdelights have released sets of iPhone skins which emulate the look of some of Apples most iconic products. There are three, frankly stunning skins to choose from. "Retro iMac", "Retro Macintosh" and "G4 Graphite". Retro Macintosh emulates the look of the 1980s Mac down to the vent grooves, SCSI and modem ports. ... -
Logitech Wireless Touchpad: reinventing the wheel
Who ever thought that turning a mouse on its belly and rubbing its little rubber nubbin would be preferable to standard mouse control? The trackball actually predates the mouse, so screw that antiquated form of movement and embrace the gleaming future of control with the Logitech Wireless Touchpad.
Overall design
With the colour scheme of a killer whale, the Touchpad is a thing of refined beauty. Logitech knows how to design desktop gadgets. The Touchpad's smooth surface feels dense and resilient, it's ... -
Not a Review: Verbatim Netbook USB drive so small it’s almost not even there
Not a cricket chirped. Not a tumbleweed rustled in the chill wind. I sat contemplating the tiny little Verbatim Netbook USB solid state drive squatting on the mound of the fleshy part of my thumb. It sure is tiny -- imagine you take the metal bit of a USB plug in hand, and with a sharp lightsaber cut off everything but a little plastic nubbin to grab hold of, and you would have the Netbook USB drive.
I looked up, bemused. ... -
Review: Epson PX720WD for designers and photographers
Big, black and glossy. Stylish too, in a big, black, glossy, oblong way, with sci-fi illuminated controls. The Wi-Fi enabled Epson Stylus Photo PX720WD is aimed at the creative professional or photographer - it's not too great at churning out the office documents, but it has a superb scanner and superlative six-colour inkjet printer for better-than-lab printouts onto glossy paper.
Somewhat oddly for a non-office printer it has a duplexer for double-sided print. Epson position this device as the all-in-one “to ... -
Add boom to your room with Logitech Z323 speakers
Logitech has long had a place in my heart for good value, quality gear. Its keyboards and mice are hugely popular, but the little active speaker systems. That’s what we like. Partly because they’re inexpensive, but that could be said about a million cheapo speaker sets from Shenzhen – no, it’s because Logitech is Swiss, had shipped more than a billion mice coming into 2009, and actually cares about sound quality and longevity.
The US$80-odd Logitech Z323 speakers are a new ... -
The Logitech Wireless Solar Keyboard: A tactile joy
You are now reading the best keyboard review ever written, bar none. Welcome to the world of the Logitech Wireless Solar Keyboard, the K750.
Deep in the recesses of my mind, I mused on the possibilities of such a device. No batteries, no wires, oodles of comfort. Impossible. But this review hinges on the impossible notion of true, infinitely charged wireless power, flipping it on its head to create the K750.
Almost too comfortable
Firstly, the keyboard's levels of comfort in terms ...
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