More recently, Optoma raised its pocket projector game massively with the new, much chunkier, much brighter Optoma PK201, which did pretty well in our place pocket projector group test. So we’re genuinely intrigued by Optoma’s new mid-range ‘Pico’ projector model, the PK201. For ideally this crossover model will give us the best of both worlds: [...]
To the left of the Brother MFC-9465CDN display are function buttons for fax, copy and print and the print options include Secure, which enables you to print only when a PIN has been entered, and Direct, which works with the front panel USB socket to handle graphics and pdf file printing from USB drives. To [...]
Starting off with that design, Dell Latitude 13 no Air killer it is very attractive by PC laptop standards. First there’s its thinness, which goes from 16.5mm at the front to an almost equally svelte 19.7mm at the rear, comparing reasonably well against the original MacBook Air, which was 19mm at its thickest (though that [...]
There have been so many innovations in mobile phones in recent years that it would seem impossible for a £69.99 pre-pay handset to bring anything new to market. Well this one has, and it is something very cool indeed. From JCB (yes, the digger manufacturers) comes the JCB Tradesman TP121 – the world’s first handset [...]
We might as well say right away that in a debut year for 3D that hasn’t been quite the flawless success we might have hoped for, the Philips 46PFL9705H is a truly significant product. Not because it suddenly makes 3D perfect. But rather because it’s the first non-plasma 3D TV we’ve seen that actually makes [...]
Sony Ericsson Spiro W100i has a slider design, but it’s extremely small and pocket-able as even with the slider open it stands just 117mm tall. It’s very light, too, at 90g, so if you drop it in a shirt pocket you’ll hardly know it’s there. The petite dimensions and curved edges makes it look rather [...]
Panasonic offers a wide range of all-in-one Blu-ray systems covering rooms and budgets of all sizes, and although not the cheapest, they usually offer a combination of snazzy features and decent performance. This year Panasonic has added a bunch of 3D-capable systems to the line-up, including the SC-BFT800 soundbar we tested recently and the SC-BTT350, [...]
Today I’m taking a look at the Sigma DP1x, Sigma’s latest Foveon-powered compact camera. If it looks a little familiar, that’s because it’s nearly identical to the Sigma DP2s that I reviewed in June. The only difference between the two cameras is the focal length of the lens. Both are fixed length (i.e. non-zoom), with [...]
Coloured in cream and dark grey the angular case is relieved by slopes and rises on its top surface and by a circle of six LEDs to the right of the paper output slot. Kyocera Mita FS-1320D indicate low toner, low paper, paper jams, ready and data status, and cycle around when the machine is [...]
To say Seagate FreeAgent GoFlex that we were disappointed with Seagate’s first attempt at a media player, the FreeAgent Theater, is a bit of an understatement. At the time, it failed to match Western Digital’s excellent WDTV HD by being clunky, lacking digital video connectivity and offering far inferior format support to boot. Seagate responded [...]
