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Article | 1/08/2005 Samsung YP-T6
The Samsung YP-T6 has a handy list of features, but consumers would be better off with the newer and very similar YP-T7. There are three models of the...
Article | 1/06/2005 O2 Xphone IIm
The O2 Xphone IIm retains all of the features of its predecessor (the Xphone II) while adding a new case, dedicated multimedia buttons and a newer ver...
Article | 1/09/2005 Philips 190P6EB
Philips' 190P6EB is an impressive 19" TFT panel replete with dual inputs, adjustable stand, and top-notch image quality.
Article | 1/07/2005 HP iPAQ h6365
HP's first attempt at building a smartphone showcases the company's background in PDAs. The iPAQ h6365 looks like a regular Pocket PC with an antenna ...
Article | 1/08/2005 Samsung YP-F1Z
The Samsung YP-F1Z is a compact MP3 player that looks outstanding and features great sound quality. Don't be fooled by its size; inside the beetle-sha...
Article | 16/07/2005 BlackBerry 7100g
A common complaint about the popular BlackBerry email-centric devices is that they're too bulky. RIM has taken this on board and expanded its range of...
Article | 12/07/2005 LaCie Photon19vision
LaCie's first 19" LCD, the Photon19vision, has the features you'd expect from years of experience in monitor-making--and with good reason. Devotees of...
Article | 1/09/2005 Lexar LDP-600
With its large, easy to read display, the Lexar LDP-600 is a music player with sleek looks. Don't be fooled by its small size, as this MP3 player is p...
Article | 3/05/2005 Casio Exilim Pro EX-P505
Though Casio's 5 megapixel Exilim Pro EX-P505 point-and shoot takes both still photos and video, it doesn't excel at either. In fact, its picture qual...
Article | 1/09/2005 Lexar LDP-200
The Lexar LDP-200 is a basic, cut-price MP3 player that does its job, but we recommend spending a little more money and getting a higher-quality produ...
Article | 1/08/2005 Legend iVO
While it won't win any fashion awards with its low-quality plastic housing and dot matrix display, the thumbdrive-like Legend iVO 1GB gets the job don...
Article | 30/08/2005 Creative Zen Nano Plus
Creative's matchbox-size Zen Nano Plus is in direct competition with Apple's iPod Shuffle. If you can look beyond the iPod's fashion appeal, the Zen N...
Article | 18/08/2005 Creative MuVo TX FM
Creative's MuVo TX FM MP3 player combines a wide range of audio features into a lightweight, palm-sized player.
Article | 23/02/2005 Hyundai ImageQuest L90D+
Priced at $699 when we reviewed it, Hyundai's ImageQuest L90D+ is very inexpensive for a 19" monitor. It comes as a pleasant surprise that this budget...
Article | 23/08/2005 Creative MuVo Slim
Creative's MuVo series of MP3 players emphasises portability, and the MuVo Slim is a fine example of how a portable MP3 player should work. You can pl...
Article | 30/08/2005 Creative MuVo Mix
The MuVo Mix is Creative's answer to the iPod Shuffle. It is, in a single word, underwhelming.
Article | 23/06/2005 Eizo FlexScan L778
Eizo's FlexScan L778 is a high-end TFT monitor aimed at a professional user.
Article | 13/04/2005 Apple iPod Shuffle
Apple's new flash memory-based iPod Shuffle really doesn't live up to the reputation forged by its stablemates.
Article | 4/09/2005 Creative Zen Portable Media Center
Creative Zen Portable Media Center is designed to allow you to take videos, music and images with you on the road.
Article | 6/07/2005 D-Link DSM-320 Wireless Media Player
MP3 music; MPEG and DivX/XviD movies; digital photo collections--these manifestations of the digital age have entered most of our lives through our PC...

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