By David Ponce
With the AN110, LG breaks away your ceiling-mounting shackles. It's a DLP projector that supports HDTV and has a native resolution of 1280 x 768, and a 2500:1 contrast ratio. But most importantly, its design...
By David Ponce
There's a slew of peripherals coming out these days whose main selling point is that they're either made out of, or encased in wood. Take these Amadana headphones or these computer cases as an example.
You can...
By Andrew Liszewski
I don't use a Mac myself, but I will admit that Apple's designers are probably the best in the industry at this moment.
Besides producing fantastically well built hardware, with very clean lines and a great minimalistic look,...
By David Ponce
We've mentioned JVC's Everio line before. We liked it then, what with the integrated HDDs, and we like it even more now that we've come across a five month old JVC release: the CU-VD10 Share Station....
By David Ponce
Hm, well this could be interesting, if it pans out. Details are a little slim at the moment, but it looks like Microsoft might have recently launched some sort of program, called "Mystery Solved", through which...
By Tanya Palta
Okay, lets play a game where one has to come up with products whose names start with an "i?. Mmm there is the iPod, the iPaw, the iSkin and the always popular iBoxer (care to add...
By David Ponce
If the thought of buying an add-on that's almost as expensive as the console itself, all the while voiding the warranty (if actually used) doesn't scare you off, then perhaps you'll be interested in Koolance's Exos LT...
By Andrew Liszewski
I used to work for a small software company and when they decided to do their our own DVD-rom duplication in-house they bought a tower like this. Of course in the off-time when the duplicator wasn't being...
By David Ponce
The IRIBIO iris scanning mouse, from Korean outfit Qritek, does one thing (aside from its mousey duties): it scans your iris to make sure you're allowed to be using the PC its attached to. But it...