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Heavy Rain - PS3 review
Review by Johnus Maximus How far would you be prepared to go to save the life of someone you love? This is the theme of Heavy Rain, a crime thriller that follows the lives of four… Read more
- Samsung U10 HD Pocket Video Camera Review
HD Pocket Video cameras seem to be taking the world by storm, in a thundering cloud of mediocrity that makes me truly baffled as to why you'd bother wasting money on one that would be best… Read more
- Proporta Maya and Hard Digital Camera Cases Video Review
Whilst watching import jobs tick over slowly but surely, and waiting for my Samsung U10 video review to up load, I took some time to give you a glimpse at the Proporta Maya Camera Case and… Read more
- V-Tech Kidizoom Pro First Impressions Review
Every now and then I've hopefully picked up a toy camera from a store shelf, intrigued by the whole concept of nurturing my daughters early interest in Gadgets. Unfortunately, these always… Read more
- Pico “Really Tiny” Bluetooth Dongle From MobileFun
At the beginning of 2009 I acquired a Sandberg USB Bluetooth dongle, and some time later a Sandberg USB Wifi Adaptor. Both of these products are impressively, absurdly small but neither of… Read more
- TrekPod Goes XL
I posted a brief bit of coverage on the TrekPod Hiking Staff cum Tripod back in June of 2008 (Wow, it's really 2009 now!). It was clearly a solid product in both build and performance… Read more
- Sandberg Multi Card Reader Reviewed
Yes, yes, I know card readers are boring and you can't get enough choice these days. I just wanted to draw a little attention to SandBergs new card reader which differs itself by being...… Read more
- Ricoh GR Digital II - hands on review
by Johnus Maximus If you are looking for a 'point and shoot' digital camera, then you may want to take a look at the Ricoh GR Digital II. Compact, well built and extremely customisable,… Read more
- Sony Handycam With “Smile Shutter”
When reading through the press release for the Sony HD Handycam HDR-CX11E I encountered a concept so insane that I couldn't help but check if I'd fallen through time and landed on the 1st… Read more
- Trek-Tech TrekPod, The Hiking Staff Tripod
Trek Technologies LLC was formed in 2004 after identifying a market need based on personal outdoor experience. Their idea? To create a sturdy, lightweight, convenient, multi-purpose device… Read more
- CamGrip Get Your Grip On
Normally I wouldn't rush out to purchase 3.5 inches of rubber, but that's all the CamGrip is. The CamGrip tackles a problem I didn't even know existed by screwing into the bottom of your… Read more
