Articles on Media

Sony Ericsson C905 Cyber-shot

Review The C905 Cyber-shot is Sony Ericsson's latest flagship imaging handset which had the honor of being the first camera-phone equipped with an 8-megapixel sensor when this was announced back in June. Since then, other manufacturers including Samsung and LG have unveiled competing models. The C905...

Fujifilm FinePix F100fd

Review The Fujifilm FinePix F100fd is the successor to the popular F50fd which garnered a cult-like following. Shutterbugs like the F-series for its high ISO sensitivity and low-noise reproduction, which give very pleasing night shots. Improving on the previous model, the Japanese firm is now offering a...

Sharp Aquos LC-46D83M (46-inch LCD)

Review It's sure taken TV manufacturers a while to warm up to Asian digital broadcasts. The latest to join the fray is Sharp with its D83-series Aquos. Unlike its Korean competitors, the Japanese company has it right from the very beginning, too, by going with dual antenna inputs. This means you can enjoy...

Sony Cyber-shot DSC-W300

Review When the Cyber-shot DSC-W300 was introduced, it wowed the crowd by squeezing 13.6 megapixels into the sensor, making this shooter the highest resolution point-and-shoot available in the market at the time of this review. There were initial concerns that the image quality may suffer as a result of...

Philips 47PFL5403 (47-inch LCD)

Review The entry-level 47PFL5403 full-HD LCD TV is Philips' solution to Samsung's Series 5, Sharp's A63 Aquos, etc. Like all its new 2008 siblings, the entire lineup has received a timely fashion makeover and now sport common soothing aesthetics. Underneath the new skin are updated electronics and...

LG 42PG60D (42-inch plasma)

Review The LG PG60-series plasma HDTVs are truly unique in Asia with their integrated HD broadcast reception capability. They're also precious gems in the connectivity department, offering up to four HDMI ports to cater to a dazzling array of compatible HD equipment. You could, for instance, hook up a...

Nikon D90

Review The much-rumored and even more longed-for update to the Nikon D80 has done its predecessor proud. The 12.3-megapixel Nikon D90 doesn't replace the popular 10-megapixel D80, which moves down Nikon's dSLR product line, and unsurprisingly, provides some significant enhancements over that two-year-old...

Palm Treo Pro

Review Read our review to find out where this iteration of the Treo has been improved, and where it falters.

Philips 47PFL7422 (47-inch LCD)

Review Are full-HD TVs finally getting pocketable? Not literally, of course! But as with their home theater projector counterparts, the pricing of these premium panels has fallen quite a fair bit in recent months. For example, the Bravia and Aquos 46-inchers which used to retail for S$15,999 are now going...

LG 42LG80FR (42-inch LCD)

Review The newly launched LG80 is one of the few HDTVs available which does video as well as audio well. This experimental concoction from the Korean company addresses one of the fundamental bottlenecks of modern TVs: Mousy sound from the ever shrinking flat-panel display. In fact, it does it cleverly...

Canon Digital IXUS 980 IS

Review The Canon Digital IXUS 980 IS was announced in September, and it succeeds the Digital IXUS 960 IS, which shutterbugs have come to love for its manual exposure function. The new IXUS 980 IS features an improved resolution and several some new functions including the face self-timer which makes...

Toshiba Satellite A100 (Core Duo Processor T2400 1.83GHz, 512MB RAM)

Review Toshiba may be one of the more underrated notebook manufacturers in the market. Though the Qosmio G20 was one of the most powerful laptops of its day and even won our Readers' Choice silver award last year, Toshiba is not one of the first names that comes to mind when looking for a portable...

Canon LBP 3300

Monochrome Laser, 21 ppm, 2400 x 600 dpi, USB, USB 2.0