Just Gadgets

If you have a thing about sleeping in all that spooky darkness, you might need something to add a glow to your room. Sure, you can pretend it’s for a your kid or a niece or nephew, but we know the truth. This tubby little hippo sits on …
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If you have a thing for retro design you’re going to love this USB microphone. It features of course a retro inspired microphone. Which yes is a little more bulky than it needs to be, but it’s worth it to get the overall retro look. …
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With most of the big guns having fired their tech weapons yesterday, IFA day two seemed like a fairly relaxed proposition when we hit the show early this morning, Eee PCs under our arms. Oh how wrong we were. …
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Brother isn’t exactly the number one name that you would normally associate with printers, but then again they do have some pretty decent offerings in the past and currently. This time round, Brother has rolled out a couple of models …
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Who’d know that Sony would actually delve into the world of GPS navigation as well? I thought that the consumer electronics giant were pretty happy with their line up of flat TVs, high definition gaming consoles, Blu-ray players, …
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Sony wants more and more people to adopt the High Definition lifestyle (presumably so that they can sell even more of their lovely BRAVIA line of HDTVs, but that’s another story for a different day), and their latest offering would be …
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Olympus 1050 SW - Image 1 In the market for a new digicam? To be available this November, here’s something from Olympus worth holding out for: the Stylus 1050 SW. Right off the bat, let me say that, contrary to what the name suggests, …
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Microsoft has recently been running a weird ad campaign recently with poster-like posts that have a weird logo plus writing that reads: “Say Goodbye to Laser”. Considering that a lot of our technology is based on lasers, I can’t imagine …
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