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Prestigio Data Safe II portable hard drive
What do you get if you cross a dead cow with an external hard drive?
21 March 2008 11:00 GMT
- The Good
- Looks a million dollars, one touch backup button
- The Bad
- Some concerns over build quality
- Verdict
- Guilty perhaps of pandering more to style than substance, there is no doubting the wow factor of a tan leather covered portable hard drive
- Price
- £55
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Toshiba Dynadock laptop docking station
Is this the best hub for you laptop
4 March 2008 16:25 GMT
- The Good
- Works out of the box, looks nice, performs exceptionally well in DVI guise
- The Bad
- Price
- Verdict
- A truly high-end and highly flexible solution for the laptop owner who also wants to work and play at home
- Price
- £120
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Thecus N299 NAS drive
Will this serve your storage needs?
29 February 2008 15:33 GMT
- The Good
- Value, capacity, functionality, ease of use
- The Bad
- Wireless capability requires USB adaptor
- Verdict
- Can the Thecus N299 bring business class Network Attached Storage into the home arena at the right price?
- Price
- £295
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Zalman FPSGUN
Can using an amputated robot foot help you kill bad guys?
29 February 2008 13:26 GMT
- The Good
- Great for playing FPS games with excellent horizontal accuracy
- The Bad
- Pretty poor for everything else, too small for normal sized hands
- Verdict
- Truth is there are much better PC gaming input devices out there
- Price
- £35
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Trust Ultra Small Bluetooth 2 USB Adapter
Can the world’s smallest Bluetooth adapter make a big impact?
28 February 2008 9:00 GMT
- The Good
- Teensy weensy size, teensy weensy price, huge performance
- The Bad
- Zilch!
- Verdict
- We really cannot find fault with the Trust Ultra Small Bluetooth adapter
- Price
- £10
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D-link DSM-510 media streamer
Will this help get your media files on your TV?
27 February 2008 11:00 GMT
- The Good
- Impressive streaming performance, very portable, range of content available through Viiv
- The Bad
- A tad uninspiring if you can't utilise Intel's service, minor interface and operation issues
- Verdict
- The DSM-510 is an impressive all-rounder that offers a decent amount of potential if you have a Viiv compatible computer
- Price
- £160
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Epson Picturemate PM290 printer
Can Epson produce a true photo lab in truly portable device?
6 February 2008 9:00 GMT
- The Good
- Size, ease of use, print quality, built-in archiving, running costs
- The Bad
- Limited editing options
- Verdict
- With running costs working out to around 20p per photo, it’s hard to ignore the PM290 if you are looking for a truly portable photo lab
- Price
- £200
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Gear4 BlackBox Mini speakers
Does mini mean poor sound?
1 February 2008 11:00 GMT
- The Good
- Bling looks, ease of use, price
- The Bad
- Size, performance
- Verdict
- Can the BlackBox live up to the bling looks and deliver the audio goods on the move?
- Price
- £37
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Microsoft Wireless Entertainment Desktop 8000 keyboard and mouse
Will this help you type any better?
29 January 2008 13:00 GMT
- The Good
- The mouse, the ergonomics, battery status indicator
- The Bad
- The price, clunky recharging dock, poor keyboard feedback
- Verdict
- Can a keyboard and mouse really be worth £150 of your hard earned wonga?
- Price
- £150
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Buffalo WZR2-G300N Nfiniti Router
Will this bring wireless in to your home?
22 January 2008 9:00 GMT
- The Good
- Value, range, speed, ease of use
- The Bad
- Cannot match the speed and range claimed on the box
- Verdict
- Is the latest Buffalo wireless router really as fast and as far reaching as it promises to be?
- Price
- £60
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AirBox CM3 mobile broadband router
Do you really need broadband Internet access on the motorway?
3 January 2008 9:00 GMT
- The Good
- Play Xbox Live at 100 miles per hour
- The Bad
- Expensive, dependant on 3G mobile phone signal for speed
- Verdict
- One for hardcore gamers and limo rental companies only
- Price
- £250
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iRadioPop USB Internet Radio Player and Recorder
Do you need 11,000 internet radio stations in your pocket?
1 January 2008 9:00 GMT
- The Good
- Tiny size and huge radio station choice, price, Vista compatible
- The Bad
- Audio and content quality hugely variable, cannot record direct to USB stick
- Verdict
- 11,000 radio stations from something smaller than a stick of chewing gum
- Price
- £12.99
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SuperTooth Visor Voice
Will this free up your hands?
14 December 2007 13:00 GMT
- The Good
- Innovative text-to-speech controls, size, sound quality
- The Bad
- You’d look silly with it strapped to your head
- Verdict
- Is a speaking in-car handsfree kit really that unique?
- Price
- £55
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Wolfking Timber Wolf Keyboard
Do you need a dedicated gaming keyboard?
12 December 2007 9:00 GMT
- The Good
- Circle of death gamepad, cost
- The Bad
- Soggy key action, cramped typing keyboard
- Verdict
- Wolf King realised that most PC keyboards don’t come complete with a circle of death, and so corrected the situation
- Price
- £30
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Yego USB thumb drive and hub
Some that's works or merely a fad?
10 December 2007 13:00 GMT
- The Good
- Value, flexibility, innovation
- The Bad
- Relatively small storage capacity
- Verdict
- We like innovation at Pocket Lint, and this is truly innovative
- Price
- £16
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Belkin N1 Vision wireless router
Will this get you connected?
23 November 2007 14:27 GMT
- The Good
- Depth of information displayed, performance, ease of setup
- The Bad
- Novelty soon wears off, cost
- Verdict
- Just how much information can a Wi-Fi router display?
- Price
- £90
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BlueAnt Z9 Bluetooth headset
Should you start putting insects in your lughole?
12 November 2007 13:00 GMT
- The Good
- Audio quality, size, weight, style
- The Bad
- One size fits all ear bud
- Verdict
- Putting a blue ant in your ear has never been more attractive
- Price
- £59
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Hauppauge WinTV NOVA-HD-S2 TV Tuner
Can this let you tune it to HDTV?
8 November 2007 9:00 GMT
- The Good
- Brings HD satellite TV content into your PC and onto your telly without the need for a subscription
- The Bad
- There is precious little free-to-air HD programming out there
- Verdict
- Is the Nova HD-S2 a TV card ahead of its time
- Price
- £99
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iHome iH8 iPod speaker alarm clock
Is this good enough to wake you up?
2 November 2007 11:00 GMT
- The Good
- Dual alarms, programmable sleep function, easy to use
- The Bad
- Pensioner appeasing looks, thin sound
- Verdict
- If you simply must take your iPod to bed, could the iH8 be the best way to do it?
- Price
- £79.99
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Cyqnett Groove Transporter FM transmitter
Can this outperform the iTrip?
19 October 2007 13:00 GMT
- The Good
- Sound quality, remote control, battery charger
- The Bad
- Bulky, expensive
- Verdict
- Can the Cygnett reputation for sound quality carry over into the notoriously iffy audio world of FM transmitters?
- Price
- £49.99
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Evesham ebox HD media centre PC
Can Evesham give you a HD experience?
11 October 2007 13:00 GMT
- The Good
- Looks, performance, price
- The Bad
- No HD optical drive, a tad noisy
- Verdict
- A sexy HD media centre computer that won’t break the bank
- Price
- £700
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TwinMOS B1 USB memory drive
How small do you really need a USB drive to be?
9 October 2007 11:00 GMT
- The Good
- Big on the inside, small on the outside
- The Bad
- Exposed connector, small enough to lose easily
- Verdict
- Without doubt the smallest, lightest, 4GB USB memory stick we’ve seen
- Price
- £36
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Terratec Cinergy Piranha TV Tuner
Do good things really come in such small packages?
26 September 2007 0:00 GMT
- The Good
- Tiny and versatile, feature packed hardware and software combo
- The Bad
- A little on the expensive side
- Verdict
- TV, radio and mobile phone video reception from such a small device is hugely impressive
- Price
- £64.99
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OneClick IntelliPanel Energy saving power extension
Can this help you save the planet?
13 September 2007 11:00 GMT
- The Good
- Saves money, saves the planet, protects your PC from surges
- The Bad
- Doesn’t work with laptops
- Verdict
- Can one extension socket really do it all, including save the planet?
- Price
- £20
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Corsair Flash Padlock USB memory drive
Can this memory drive offer the ulitmate protection?
31 August 2007 13:00 GMT
- The Good
- Easy security concept, affordable
- The Bad
- Huge and unattractive design, slow data transfer, small capacity
- Verdict
- Do flashing LEDs and an external combination lock entry pad a good USB stick make?
- Price
- £22.99
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