Desktop publishing comes to the masses
I’ve never been into desktop publishing, for me the Internet is a much easier method of getting my point across. But, there’s no getting away from the fact that there’s a huge need for physically published materials out there.
Cheap and cheerful Tunage.
I remember buying my first MP3 player back in 2002. It was a Thomson Lyra that I bought from Argos for around £150. It had a 32MB memory (expandable with MMC cards), would last about 4 hours on a single AAA battery, had a display but could only show track numbers and was so quiet that you couldn’t actually hear it on a bus.
A whole lot of bang for your buck
I didn’t know what to expect when I was invited to the launch party for Acer’s new tablet device. A quick Google search showed the rumour mill was abuzz with talk of Windows 8 tablets and high-end Android devices.
Stylish PowerLine networking for multiple devices
PowerLine kits are ten a penny these days, and it can be hard for manufacturers to think of something different to do.
The people at D-Link seem to be switched on though, producing this dual adapter kit with each device featuring not one, but two network ports.
British headphones for British people…. and anyone else that wants some.
RHA isn’t a brand that I’m particularly familiar with, but they got in touch recently to see if I’d be interested in reviewing their new MA350 earphones.
Cheerful, but not exactly cheap
With more and more PC’s and laptops being sold with no optical drive, external units like HP’s DVD550s are becoming more and more of a necessity to own.
