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Sony Ericsson Naite

Review The crazy Sony Ericsson phone names keep on coming, with the Satio, Aino and Yari, joined by the Naite (pronounced Nate-ey). But Naite has another noteworthy trait separating it from its funky named brethren in that it is the first Sony Ericsson phone to carry the Greenheart badge--a reminder of...

Olympus SP-570UZ

Review Once you mention the Olympus SP-570UZ's 20x zoom lens, the rest of the camera's feature set seems almost superfluous; with an atypically wide-angle lens for any class of single-body cameras plus an exceptionally long telephoto view, the lens is the raison d'être for the camera. But this...

Sony Cyber-shot DSC-TX1

Review Sony's Cyber-shot T series cameras are well-known for their stylish design and slimness. But that doesn't mean these good-looking snappers just sit pretty. The latest addition to this family of shooters, the TX1, goes to show how powerful a petite camera can be. Although this point-and-shoot lacks...

Sony VPL-HW10

Review Sony may have canned its line of SXRD-based rear-projection HDTVs in favor of flat-panel LCDs, but the technology is going strong among front projectors. The VPL-HW10 is the company's lowest-priced SXRD projector yet. Despite the relatively low price, the VPL-HW10 is a very good performer, with...

Samsung YP-P3 (8GB)

Review Touchscreen MP3 players and PVPs are all the rage, and it's no wonder: The migration of controls to the display of a device makes it possible to dedicate most of a player's surface area to the screen. Thus, larger screens on smaller gadgets. Surely, the Apple iPod touch is a testament to the...

Casio QV-2900UX

Review In digital cameras, there are generally two ways you can enlarge or reduce the size of the subject--through optical zoom or digital zoom. The former uses the lens to magnify the image; the latter takes part of the picture that the lens has captured, digitally enlarges it, and throws away the rest....

Sony Cyber-shot DSC-T77

Review Sony's Cyber-shot lineup has recently been updated with the introduction of three new shooters, and one of the most eye-catching units has to be the Cyber-shot DSC-T77. Touted as the slimmest T-series point-and-shoot in the family, the T77 can fit well into any pockets or small bags. This...

Fujifilm FinePix F60fd

Review It was widely regarded that the FinePix F100fd succeeds the F50fd, but we were told by Fujifilm that was not the case. Instead, the just-released F60fd is the true successor. Shutterbugs will be pleased by the aperture-/ shutter-priority controls and large 3-inch LCD. For novices, the company has...