Speakers Review
09 May 2008
Koreannovation, a showcase of products designed in South Korea, is set to take place next week, with a number of audio-based innovations taking centre stage, according to Korea Trade Show 2008. These include Soundwalk from AZA Extremes, which is designed for those frustrated by headphones which fall out while they are jogging, cycling or hiking. The product comes in the form of a vest or jacket, powered by two AAA batteries and which plugs into a standard mp3 player as the source of its music. This is said to produce surround sound audio output with no risk of causing any damage to the wearer's ears.
The SMS Series of computer audio speakers from S&J is also due to make an appearance, which are said by the organisers of the Korea Trade Show 2008 to be compatible with any conventional audio source. With a remote control to change simple settings such as volume levels and the mains power supply to the unit, a little more freedom may be achievable than with many similar systems with fixed controls. The company has previously undertaken research and development duties for Samsung, resulting in a high level of expertise among its employees, the event organisers contend.
Alternatively, iPod users could opt for the Valve Amplifier from Muse. This innovative device produces audio using a vacuum tube, delivering "unparalleled sound" according to the show organisers. Aesthetic appeal is enhanced by encasing the system in an ash wood cabinet, while it should connect to any iPod to play stored content back at exceptional levels of quality. With a headphone jack and auxiliary input, the system could also be used to run through external sources to add a little extra impact to the audio achieved, while the integrated dual-channel speakers are capable of achieving up to five Watts of sound.
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MSI unveils 'graphics card of the year'
09 May 2008
The product of the year awards could be heading the way of MSI if its new graphics card lives up to the hype.
Extra control is given to users to allow them to adjust the ventilation system onboard the N9600GT Hybrid Freezer.
In this way, MSI suggests that a quieter overall operation should be achievable without compromising on heat dissipation.
Heat pipes and fins help to carry away thermal energy during 2D graphics processing.
Once more intensive 3D graphics are used, the integrated fan kicks in, dispersing heat that the fins alone could not cope with.
Vincent Lai, MSI global marketing director, says: "With Hybrid Freezer technology, users can still enjoy a powerful system without harming the environment."
Meanwhile, MSI recently announced the launch of its K9A2GM/VM series of mainboards.
An integrated graphics processor on the motherboards provides support for dual displays and Microsoft's DirectX 10, the software on which an increasing number of games are based.
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'Wide load coming through' on Oce printer
08 May 2008
A new printer from Oce caters for particularly wide loads, it has been revealed.
The Oce ColorWave 600 is the first wide-format printer from the company to incorporate CrystalPoint, proprietary technology which aims to enhance colour output.
Such a result is achieved by turning toner into a gel-like substance, which is transferred to the page in a similar way to ink in an inkjet printer.
Among the benefits of using the technique is a semi-gloss finish, which may be attained even on uncoated paper according to Oce.
This could help to reduce expenditure on expensive print media, as well as being kinder to the environment in terms of reducing the amount of coatings used on sheets.
Emissions of toner dust and ozone are also limited by turning the toner into a gel, Oce points out.
For those with big ideas, the news that the printer can cover 12 square feet of paper in half a minute might be particularly welcome.
Oce recently reported success over the first quarter of 2008, with revenues up by 1.3 per cent across all sectors and by 1.8 per cent not including the fax machines market.
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Projectors Review
08 May 2008
With the summer approaching, many people's minds could be turning to the potential spectacle posed by the Beijing Olympic games and the Euro 2008 football tournament. But there are more immediate events coming up too, such as the Champions League final and, of course, the Eurovision Song Contest. A projector could be just the way to get in on the big-screen action without having to leave home. The Pioneer Elite KURO projector is one option for anyone concerned about an unclear image when projecting on to a wall or screen. The company explains that the device has been designed to achieve industry-leading levels of black, ensuring the picture does not have the washed-out feel that inferior projectors may produce.
Meanwhile, Epson has a range of new projectors available including the Epson PowerLite 6110i, which could be ideal for anyone hard of hearing. Among the features this model provides which may not be available on other products is support for closed captioning, meaning there should be no need for an external decoder. Epson adds that the lifecycle of the product is extended by the use of a lamp with a typical lifespan of 4,000 hours and advanced filtering systems to help ensure only clean air is passed through the unit in order to cool it down.
Also from the company is the Epson PowerLite 1825 which offers a little extra freedom by virtue of its wireless capabilities. Windows Vista users can therefore stream content directly to the projector, rather than trailing a cable to the rear of the unit - which could prove ideal should the device be ceiling-mounted or far away from the base computer being used. If making your mind up is proving difficult in the run-up to the Eurovision Song Contest, the deciding factor could be the fact that this model does not need a computer at all to play back multimedia content, but can access files on USB and CompactFlash memory cards.
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Sharp 'keeps it fresh' with microwave oven
08 May 2008
The new R86STM microwave oven from Sharp could help eliminate nasty niffs from kitchens across the nation, the company reveals.
As well as a selection of different cooking programmes, the device incorporates a special "oven fresh" setting.
In order to use this, a bowl of water and lemon must be placed on the cooking plate of the microwave, Sharp explains.
Once activated, the oven takes over, using the natural purifying abilities of the citrus fruit to help remove odours from the interior.
Among the other functions are short-cuts to some of the most common tasks for which microwave ovens are used.
Melting butter has its own programme, as does - perhaps the most common application of microwaves - reheating leftover takeaway.
Sharp recently looked to raise awareness of the amount of electricity consumed by different models of television.
The firm called for an energy rating scheme to be established to identify particularly well performing sets.
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Camcorders Review
07 May 2008
It may seem like not a day goes by without a new manufacturer claiming to have created the world's smallest camcorder. Continuing the trend, Panasonic has what it claims is the most compact full-HD unit on the planet, the HDC-SD9. Weighing in at 275 g, the lightweight camcorder could well live up to the hype. Low-light operating modes mean it can pick up an image at five lux or less, while a 2.7-inch liquid crystal display provides playback viewing. To get in even closer on the action, optical zoom of up to ten times is possible, while a 16:9 aspect ratio helps to pick up the action out towards the edges of whatever is being filmed.
Alternatively, the AVS CAM-1020 could be a preferred option if size doesn't matter - or for anyone who thinks bigger is better. This model gives the choice of recording either in 720p or 1080i high-definition formats, with data stored in file formats which intend to allow it to be edited directly from the internal storage of the camcorder. Perhaps one of the most attractive features is the quickstart function which promises to start recording within two seconds should the relevant button be pressed, making sure none of the action is missed.
When it comes to playing recordings back, Sony Bravia television owners now have an option designed purely to cater for their needs. The firm's range of hard disk drive recorders, led by the flagship RDR-HX1080 and RDR-HXD1090 models, has internal storage designed to record television signals or store home movies. The latter function is made easier thanks to a special connection which accepts incoming signals from standard-definition Sony Handycam camcorders. By attaching to the recorder, filmed footage may be digitally transferred for later playback, without experiencing any loss of quality which could be caused by analogue dubbing.
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GTA IV 'breaks records'
07 May 2008
Grand Theft Auto IV has had a record-breaking post-launch run so far, according to developer Take-Two Interactive.
The company has revealed that sales of the game represent the highest ever recorded for both the first day and the first week of availability.
On the first day alone 3.6 million copies were sold, with the figure rising to six million by the end of the week.
Strauss Zelnick, chair of Take-Two, comments: "We knew Grand Theft Auto IV would break new ground in terms of the player's experience."
He adds: "Now it has broken sales and rating records as well."
For some, the breakdown of sales may be more intriguing, as Microsoft noted in a press release.
The company - which produces the Xbox 360 console - pointed out that sales on the platform had exceeded those for the PS3 by 20 per cent in the UK over the first week of its launch.
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Razer debuts Mac gaming mouse
07 May 2008
Gamers who use Apple Mac computers could find they have access to greater speed and precision with a new ergonomically designed mouse from Razer.
Left-handed players might be disappointed to hear that the new Razer DeathAdder has been specifically designed for right-handed gamers.
But those suited to the device are promised a deluxe experience, with Teflon-coated feet helping the mouse to glide across the surface on which it is placed.
No fewer than five programmable buttons allow for custom commands to be added to the device - ideal for tricky in-game manoeuvres.
President of Razer Robert Krakoff comments: "The Razer DeathAdder is one of the greatest gaming mice we have developed and we are pleased to offer Mac gamers an alternative."
Razer recently reported that some of China's most high-profile gamers had been selected to bear the Olympic torch on its way to Beijing.
Two of those chosen compete on behalf of Team Razer, an umbrella group for the gaming organisations sponsored by Razer around the world.
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Wireless networks Review
06 May 2008
D-Link is giving users of its networking devices the chance to assert their identity in a more visual way than has previously been possible, with the launch of themed and customisable skins for a number of its products. These are not software skins for on screen, but vinyl covers specifically intended to change the appearance of the actual hubs, switches and routers themselves. The D-Link Wireless Gaming Router is one of the products which may be customised, adding aesthetic appeal to its range of features which already comprises four wired Ethernet ports, wireless access and automatic priority given to sensitive network traffic such as multimedia and voice over internet protocol telephony.
The DIR-615, or D-Link Wireless N Router, meanwhile, comes equipped with multiple antennae to transmit the wireless signal from a number of points. This, the manufacturer explains, allows it to bounce off of walls and furniture more successfully, eliminating the need for a line of sight between the router and the computer it is trying to transmit to. Anyone considering adding a vinyl skin to their system need not worry, as the antennae emerge through the skin as well as protruding from the exterior of the unskinned router, meaning the extra layer of vinyl should not pose a problem to the signal trying to get through.
While an attractive coating may make users want to be within sight of their router, the D-Link RangeBooster N Router, or DIR-625, aims to cater for those who prefer to roam a little farther. The device lives up to its name, coming equipped with a top speed up to 12 times as fast as its conventional counterparts and a maximum range some four times that of comparable routers. Daniel Kelley, senior director of marketing at D-Link, notes the partnership of features and aesthetics. "We've taken the most powerful home networking products on the market and combined them with a fun product," he comments.
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World of Warcraft expansion pack prepares for PC release (27 February 2008) | |
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PC games Review (08 February 2008) | |
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GPS systems Review (29 January 2008) | |
Sharp unveils 'thinnest LCD TV in the world' (29 January 2008) | |
Speakers Review (28 January 2008) | |
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Wireless networks Review (25 January 2008) | |
Console games launched and scheduled (25 January 2008) | |
New year, new launches for tech firms (25 January 2008) | |
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DVD players Review (24 January 2008) | |
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Sony releases camera update (04 January 2008) | |
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Children's toys Review (03 January 2008) | |
Nintendo DS games Review (03 January 2008) | |
Nintendo Wii games Review (02 January 2008) | |
PS2 games Review (02 January 2008) | |
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PC games Review (28 December 2007) | |
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HD DVD player release date announced (14 December 2007) | |
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Sharp extends high volume printer line up (13 December 2007) | |
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New graphics cards announced (12 December 2007) | |
PS3 games Review (11 December 2007) | |
Nintendo Wii 'tops the shopping list' (11 December 2007) | |
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'Fur will fly' for PC gamers (10 December 2007) | |
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PS2 games Review (03 December 2007) | |
Home cinema fans 'could have a merry Christmas' (03 December 2007) | |
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Sharp unveils Christmas line up (30 November 2007) | |
PDAs Review (29 November 2007) | |
UK online shoppers 'started early this year' (29 November 2007) | |
DVD players Review (28 November 2007) | |
Christmas 'starting slow this year' (28 November 2007) | |
PSP games Review (27 November 2007) | |
Mass Effect begins global rollout (27 November 2007) | |
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Wii to be 'one of the big Christmas sellers' (23 November 2007) | |
Young people 'can't wait for new gadgets' (23 November 2007) | |
Nintendo Wii games Review (23 November 2007) | |
PS2 Games Review (22 November 2007) | |
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Two new titles on the map for Atlus (19 November 2007) | |
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PS3 games Review (16 November 2007) | |
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Home cinema systems Review (15 November 2007) | |
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Belkin TuneStudio honoured by industry body (14 November 2007) | |
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LaCie refines 'popular design' of USB hub (13 November 2007) | |
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JoWooD plans Universe editions (12 November 2007) | |
Gameboy Advance games Review (09 November 2007) | |
GPS systems Review (09 November 2007) | |
Apple iPhone hits the shelves (09 November 2007) | |
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Creative names EAX enabled games (07 November 2007) | |
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FF to return in 'definitive versions' in 2008 (05 November 2007) | |
PC games Review (02 November 2007) | |
DIY powertools Review (02 November 2007) | |
Creative targets stereo speaker market (02 November 2007) | |
Wireless networks Review (01 November 2007) | |
HP announces Christmas line up (01 November 2007) | |
Sudden Strike 3 set for pre Christmas release (31 October 2007) | |
Sharp Aquos P series 'unparalleled in efficiency' (31 October 2007) | |
PS2 hits 7th birthday (30 October 2007) | |
MSI NX8800 GT series made 'even more powerful' (30 October 2007) | |
OCZ 500W StealthXStream power supply 'exceptional' (29 October 2007) | |
Nvidia Quadro GPUs 'enhancing virtual reality' (29 October 2007) | |
Limited edition Sony memory sticks unveiled (26 October 2007) | |
Spider Man returns to PCs and consoles (26 October 2007) | |
Sharp digital TVs 'cheaper to run' (26 October 2007) | |
Top Gear test track to appear in Gran Turismo 5 (25 October 2007) | |
Sony Cyber shot T2 'the camera of a lifetime' (25 October 2007) | |
Sony unveils 'most powerful golf balls in the world' (24 October 2007) | |
LG plasma panels offer 'high contrast and no noise' (24 October 2007) | |
Mass Effect special edition planned for Xbox 360 (23 October 2007) | |
HP Compaq notebooks offer 'extensive speed and coverage' (23 October 2007) | |
Capcom tackles newer consoles (22 October 2007) | |
LG targets high end LCD market with plasma screen (22 October 2007) | |
Quiz games offer 'inimitable wit' of pundits (19 October 2007) | |
Samsung SyncMaster 225UW 'no compromise' (19 October 2007) | |
HP Pavilion line up 'helps above average growth' (19 October 2007) | |
TRA reveals 12 Toys of Christmas (18 October 2007) | |
Harmony helps Logitech to 'strong growth' (18 October 2007) | |
LCD TV sales 'to double by 2009' (17 October 2007) | |
PDAs Review (17 October 2007) | |
DVD recorders Review (16 October 2007) | |
GPS systems Review (16 October 2007) | |
Vacuum cleaners Review (15 October 2007) | |
Memory cards Review (15 October 2007) | |
Economic growth 'led to credit crunch' (12 October 2007) | |
PS2 games Review (12 October 2007) | |
DIY powertools Review (12 October 2007) | |
Digital cameras Review (11 October 2007) | |
PSP games Review (11 October 2007) | |
Wireless networks Review (10 October 2007) | |
Nintendo DS games Review (10 October 2007) | |
Speakers Review (09 October 2007) | |
DVD players Review (09 October 2007) | |
Home cinema systems Review (08 October 2007) | |
Toys/gadgets Review (08 October 2007) | |
Bank puts rates on hold (05 October 2007) | |
Xbox 360 games Review (05 October 2007) | |
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Gameboy Advance games Review (04 October 2007) | |
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Nintendo Wii games Review (03 October 2007) | |
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MP3 players Review (01 October 2007) | |
PS3 games Review (01 October 2007) | |
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Canon Selphy printers 'effortless and fun' (28 September 2007) | |
Bad credit mortgages still available, says expert (28 September 2007) | |
Sony launches high speed CompactFlash cards (27 September 2007) | |
'Match 3 meets Arkanoid' in Fireglow game (27 September 2007) | |
Advance to St Albans (26 September 2007) | |
Creative Inspire T10 are 'great speakers' (26 September 2007) | |
FM Handheld 2008 'to hit stores by Xmas' (25 September 2007) | |
HP Pavilion dv2600 'a must have' (25 September 2007) | |
LG L206WU 'removes need for graphics cards' (24 September 2007) | |
Fujitsu LifeBook T2010 an 'outstanding performer' (24 September 2007) | |
Rate fix vote 'was unanimous' (21 September 2007) | |
Belkin TuneBase FM 'optimises audio' (21 September 2007) | |
Bomberman Land 'will blow you away' (21 September 2007) | |
AMD Phenom tri core processors 'state of the art' (20 September 2007) | |
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