We are going to go Panasonic today with a couple of digital cameras, where we will first focus on the Lumix GX1. Sounds familiar as though it was part of the GF1 family which delivered Micro Four Thirds goodness to the world, doesn’t it? Well, Panasonic’s latest foray in the form of the Lumix GX1 […]

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Another phone from LG in their Optimus series, LG Optimus Hub is now available in India sporting a 3.5-inch 256K colour capacitive touchscreen and 320×480 pixels resolution, with the processing power of 800MHz Qualcomm processor running Android 2.3.4 Gingerbread operating system. It has a friendly user interface courtesy LG Optimus 2.0 UI.
It is sleek with […]

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For those of you who do have a passing interest in each new model of a particular Bluetooth headset or device, here is something that might tickle your fancy – the Jabra SUPREME Bluetooth mono headset, which is touted to be the first of its kind that will come with Active Noise Cancellation technology which […]

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With the looks of a smartphone, Philips GoGear Connect 3 is a simple portable audio-video player with rich sound and excellent picture quality. Wi-Fi enabled with Android 2.3 Gingerbread capabilities, you can access thousands of apps and games from the Android market.
A 3.2? capacitive touch screen enables easy navigation while 480 x 320 pixels resolution […]

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If you are in the market for a new tablet that will not break the bank, I am quite sure that Archos’ latest release is right up up your alley – after all, you need not pay more than $200 for an Android 3.2 Honeycomb powered tablet, making it the cheapest tablet in its class […]

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There is nothing we love better than a good electric roller skates story. For some reason inventors just keep hoping they’ll catch on. The latest entry, SpnKix dreams of a world where lithium battery powered skates will propel us all into a devil-may-care, one-step-up from-walking future.
Granted, we are going to give the SpnKix some props […]

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Hey friends do you miss the era of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and Ghostbusters as well as playing NES for the entire summer at your friend’s place? Well, if you answered in the affirmative, then you might be interested to know that ThinkGeek has obtained a time machine and returned to the 1980s in order […]

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Audio specialist Sennheiser is preparing themselves to roll out the IE 60 and IE 80 professional earphones at CES in January next year, so those of us who will be making a beeline for the largest consumer electronics show on earth might want to drop by and take a closer look at what Sennheiser will […]

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This is the World Time Sport from Phosphor watches, and it has an E INK display. I am assuming that this makes it unique, but one of the things that I think make it unique is that there are no buttons.
In the place of buttons are finger swipes that I found quite difficult to work. […]

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Well, you might want to check out a technologically advanced tablet known as the iPad 2, and have it go along with the $29.99 Portal 2 Aperture iPad Sleeve to boot. Yes sir, this is an officially licensed Portal 2 product, and it will play nice with both the iPad and the iPad 2. Available […]

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Sleek yet rugged design has undergone military-level testing for drops, vibration, altitude and high temperatures ensuring safety even during tough factory environments. Supports Genuine Windows 7 Professional powered by 2.5 GHz dual Intel Core i5 and i7 integrated with hardware-based security using vPro technology.
It consists of 16GB memory expandable up to another 16GB. For […]

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The Samsung Galaxy Nexus, Google’s latest superphone, has just been announced, so those who want to pick it up can make a beeline for the smartphone, be it online or at brick and mortar stores. Just how much do you think you will need to fork out for the Galaxy Nexus? We are looking at […]

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GammaTech churns out tough devices such as notebooks, and one of their latest releases would be the Durabook R13C – which is essentially an upgraded version of model R13S, where the R13C is one tough cookie that has passed Military Standard 810G certification for drop, shock, and spill protection, in addition to shaking off explosive […]

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I will be honest with you when I say that we have reported on the SteelSeries Shift before. Since I have received the Siberia V2, the company was nice enough to send over the Shift.
I have reviewed a similar keyboard years ago with the Zboard, and the Shift has a removable keyboard that can be […]

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The law of entropy sees wear and tear on the universe bringing things to an end, never mind that time seems to continue trolling on, laboring under the death of humans, animals, plants and star systems alike. Well, having said that, not everything is forever, except maybe for diamonds, but that is not what we […]

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