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Unleash your questionable poodle rock collection via this tasty little speaker.
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Nokia confirms their top of the range phone will hit shelves in autumn. Now for the Tube.
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If you have a Wii, then you already know that the more people you have playing the better. 2 is definitely better than 1 and 4 is the best way to tackle many of the party and mini game suites available on the Nintendo Wii. …
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One of my favourite things about digital music is how it makes hard-to-find music, well, easier to find. Rather than trawling through rows and rows of old records in the dingy basement of a second hand shop you can lay your digital …
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Electronic Arts may be best know for killer sports titles and THAT slogan, but now the gaming giant is said to be preparing its very own gaming PCs. According to RegHardware, an EA rep, speaking last weekend, said the first machine …
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Now here’s a bit of character creation to be proud of. While some nefarious pranksters are using Spore to sculpt man-size man parts some seriously creative types have gone to work on Soul Calibur IV. And the end result is an absolute …
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Sometimes you just can’t keep a good band down. While it’s been over 15 years since Guns N’ Roses last released a record, Kings of Leon have another one packed up and ready to go less than 18 months after the release of the stonking …
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These robot toilet paper holders may not have a single hi-tech feature going for them, but the fact that they’re robot heads just makes up for it. Although I do wish they automatically ate the toilet paper when too much was hanging down …
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There’sa close look at the BACTrack breath tester over on our sister publication coolest reviews. Follow the link to see how well it worked in the real world… [ BACTrack breathalyzer reviewed copyright by Coolest Gadgets ] …
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In an effort to use renewable energy sources and less polluting products, I’m surprised that I never see barbecues being targeted. Everyone always thinks of cars or big industrial factories as the ones that leave the huge carbon …
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