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LG Cookie (KP500)
Review Making sure that everyone gets a chance to buy a touchscreen phone, LG has come up with the sub-US$160 KP500 Cookie. Here we find out if there's more to it than just a fancy interface. Editors' note:This review is based on tests done by our sister site CNET.co.uk. As such, please note that there...
6.5The history of IFA: The return to Berlin - Sep 4, 2009
Features Continuing our nostalgic trip, with photos as a reminder of how quickly future tech becomes obsolete. We rewind back to the disco and prog-rocking 1970s. Read story »
Creative Zen X-Fi2 (8GB)
Review The market for touchscreen music players is already full of offerings. Does Creative's first touchscreen player have what is needed to stand out from the crowd?Wi-Fi Direct takes on Bluetooth - Oct 15, 2009
Crave A new Wi-Fi specification will let wireless devices discover and connect to one another without a router. The spec, called Wi-Fi Direct, was announced Wednesday by the Wi-Fi Alliance, the industry ... Read story »
HP Pavilion dm3 (Intel Core 2 Duo ULV U7300 processor 1.3GHz, 4GB RAM)
Review The HP Pavilion dm series is the first ultrathin range in the company's consumer entertainment lineup and consists of the 11.6-inch dm1 and 13.3-inch dm3. The trademarks of an ultrathin laptop are the omission of an optical drive as well as the use of AMD Neo or Intel CULV chips. The Pavilion...Bose unveils the SoundDock 10, a new premium iPod speaker system - Sep 18, 2009
Crave Small size, big sound: Bose's US$599 SoundDock 10. Bose has been busy the last few weeks. First, it announced its new QuietComfort 15 noise-canceling headphones. And now it's introduced another ... Read story »Sony serves a slew of new A- and S-series Walkmans 
- Oct 13, 2009
Crave Update: The new Walkman NWZ-S740 will come in 8GB and 16GB capacities and will be available in Asia Pacific from October 2009. Still, we are waiting for news of the A-840 ... Read story »
Apple iPod nano (16GB; fourth generation)
Review The fourth-generation iPod nano is easy on the eyes and the wallet, and you can't beat its hardware and user interface design.
Gigabyte T1028M Touch Note (Intel Atom N270 processor 1.6GHz; 1GB RAM)
Review Taiwan-based Gigabyte is better known for producing PC motherboards, and this attempt of theirs at penetrating the touchscreen tablet Netbook market has produced a feature-packed product. At S$999, the unit is value-for-money for those looking for a Netbook that also doubles as a convertible...
Gigabyte M1022M Booktop (Intel Atom N280 processor 1.66GHz; 1GB RAM)
Review On the surface, the Booktop seems to be just another Atom-based 10-inch minilaptop from a minor player. But while Gigabyte is better known for manufacturing mainboards than laptops, we were impressed that the M1022M managed to stand out from the crowd during our testing. In fact, it could be the...
BenQ JoyBook Lite U121 Eco (Intel Atom Z530 Processor 1.6GHz, 1GB RAM)
Review With the wide range of Netbooks surging into the market, along with the second-generation Atom platform expected early next year, vendors are finding way to differentiate their offerings in the market. HP collaborated with famous fashion designers such as Vivienne Tam and Studio Tord Boontje to...
HP Mini by Studio Tord Boontje (Intel Atom N280 Processor 1.66GHz, 1GB RAM)
Review The HP Mini 110 originally offered a decent combo of cool design, typical Netbook components, and a reasonable price. In the months since its initial release, we've seen other Netbooks do more for less and without the Mini 110's most damning compromise, an awkward elongated touch pad with mouse...Hands-on with the X-mini Max II - Sep 9, 2009
Crave The second iteration of the X-mini Max is upon us. We had a brief hands-on with the Max II five months ago, but now after blasting the living daylights out of ... Read story »
Apple iPod classic (160GB; third generation)
Review Can the third-generation iPod classic stay attractive with the dwindling popularity of high-capacity hard drive-based MP3 players? We find out.
Acer neoTouch
Review Its specifications may be impressive, but how does the computer giant's new smartphone fare in the real world?Jump to page: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 [15] [Next 15] ... Last »
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