These days there are so many different machines around the TV set that keeping up with all the remote controls can become confusing. One For All have come out with a range of universal remotes all able to control a number of devices. (more…)
Headphones are just about one of the coolest inventions around. Since walkmans and diskmans to iPods and iPhones, headphones have allowed good quality listening a certain character of portability. They are still the least expensive way to listen to music – one might pay 6 times more for speakers and they aren’t as mobile of course. If you don’t settle for cheap headphones and actually get your hands on some decent makes, you’ll be amazed as to how much detail and comfort there is in a listening session. (more…)
In the recent past there have been a number of amazing innovations in the world of 3D entertainment, from movie theatre technology to what we see at home, to highly developed games. As time goes by and the technology becomes more and more affordable, it seems likely that viewing images with 3D glasses could become a part of day-to-day life for many. Now researchers say that that might not be a good thing, as the dangers of 3D glasses come to light in research. (more…)
The e-reader market is strange in that it’s been around far longer than the Amazon Kindle has, with companies clearly building viable businesses from it, but the Kindle confirmed the mass market was finally ready for digital books. Unfortunately, this means all e-readers would now be compared to the Amazon Kindle and the iRex DR800SG comes up short. (more…)
The Nintendo DSi has been updated and upscaled. The new Nintendo DSi XL is now available, and with a bigger screen, it makes the gaming experience more exciting and interactive. The screen is 4.6 inches, compared to its predecessor’s 3.25-inch screen, and is displayed in a wide angle, making it easier for those around to catch in on the action. Although the hardware and resolutions are the same as the DSi Lite, gaming will be more pleasant and less eye-straining. (more…)
The Archos 2 is so affordable it’s almost suspicious. Just £40 pounds will buy you an 8GB player with a voice recorder, video playback, FM radio and an animated interface. (more…)
Where Sony has the leverage of having its own Sony Style stores to promote its 3D TV range, Best Buy has been revealed as the official retail and marketing partner of the Panasonic 3D TV lineup in the US. (more…)
It’s no secret we think little of 3D glasses. Not only does the exclusion of these expensive glasses misrepresent the real price of getting a 3D experience from 3D TVs, they look dorky and ruin much of the social act of watching TV. The CeBIT conference confirmed that those who make the tech are trying to do away with 3D glasses, too. (more…)
Acer is intent on having a large presence in the 3D projector space by the time market share is solidified and the company has made a play for the spot with its H5360 3D projector. Avoiding the many missteps of earlier attempts, this projector seems to be the one, but many barriers to entry still exist. (more…)
