It’s 1996. You might have a cellphone, but it doesn’t do much more than make phone calls. You might have a laptop, but it’s likely too heavy to carry with you everywhere you go
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USRobotics PalmPilot Personal review
USRobotics PalmPilot Personal review
April 1, 2012 By
Texas Instruments TI-83 Plus review
April 1, 2012 By
The year was 1999. I was pondering all too carefully what kind of threads I’d be wearing come the new school year. But all I could really think about was exactly how much of my styling budget would be blown on some antediluvian piece of technology that — in my mind — was no longer necessary due to the invention of the internet.
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Texas Instruments TI-83 Plus review
Nokia 7110 review
April 1, 2012 By
To say that Nokia’s 7110 is an easy phone to review is something of an understatement. This is the first handset to ship running the company’s Series 40 OS , but it also packs a dual-band GSM modem and a WAP browser. All of that is shoved into a handset no larger than your average candy bar.
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Nokia 7110 review
Toshiba AT200 review
March 23, 2012 By
This waif of a tablet certainly took its sweet time getting here. We first laid eyes on this lightweight beauty last August and while it still hasn’t landed in the US just yet (under the guise of the Excite 10 LE ) we’ve brought in the international version — already in stores in the UK — to test out the hardware, which appears to be identical.
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Toshiba AT200 review
Canon EOS 5D Mark III field review
March 22, 2012 By
Shoot in the dark . That’s essentially what you can do with the Canon 5D Mark III — with a top sensitivity of ISO 102,400, what was once unfathomable could soon become an acceptable standard
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Canon EOS 5D Mark III field review
LaCie 2big Thunderbolt series external HDD review
March 22, 2012 By
We’ve already seen what Thunderbolt’s capable of when it’s used in conjunction with a couple of high performance SSDs , but not everyone needs NAND to meet their external storage requirements. What many do deem essential, however, is a ton of room for system backups and multimedia, and Thunderbolt’s ability to transfer bits and bytes in the blink of an eye makes it an alluring alternative to other connections. If you find yourself among those desiring such a solution, let us introduce you to LaCie’s 2big Thunderbolt series external HDD
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LaCie 2big Thunderbolt series external HDD review
Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.7 review (Verizon Wireless LTE)
March 21, 2012 By
Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.7 review (international edition) Verizon Galaxy Tab 7.7 with LTE hands-on Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus review Samsung’s Galaxy Tab series boasts seven distinct models. Throw in all of the variants of each one — LTE, WiFi, WiMAX and even the Galaxy Note 10.1 if you want to be picky — and all of a sudden the number of tablets produced by the Korean electronics giant over the past sixteen months shoots up to exceed twenty. In a vast sea of incredibly similar-looking Android slates, there’s one model that dares to be different: the Galaxy Tab 7.7, an oddly sized tablet with a stunning Super AMOLED Plus display
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Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.7 review (Verizon Wireless LTE)
14-inch Samsung Series 5 Ultrabook review (NP530U4B-A01U)
March 20, 2012 By
Samsung unveils 13- and 14-inch Series 5 Ultrabooks, starting at $899 (hands-on) Samsung unveils redesigned Series 5 laptops with 13- and 15-inch displays, starting at $1,399 Toshiba shows off 14-inch Ultrabook, we go hands-on Pop quiz: which of the following is being marketed as an Ultrabook?
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14-inch Samsung Series 5 Ultrabook review (NP530U4B-A01U)
Sphero goes modular, spins out for a drive (video)
March 19, 2012 By
Sphero’s hooked up with a new whip, albeit a retro-fitted one. Skylar, a Junior Developer at Orbotix, modded an old RC car with an Arduino board, H-bridge and a few trackball parts, enabling the remote control ball to serve as its brain
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Bell Canada Mobile TV service hands-on
March 8, 2012 By
Bell Canada ‘s updated its Mobile TV service to introduce a bevy of new features and content. The mobile TV service now offers 26 channels of live programming and a pile of on demand content thrown in for good measure
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Bell Canada Mobile TV service hands-on
