Archive for Andrew Spode Miller
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Gadgets 3 out of 5Cool-er ebook reader review
20 January 2010Ebook readers aren't new - but it's only recently that there has been enough industry support and books available to bother buying them. Just in time for this explosion is the Cool-e-reader or Cool-er, a budget, lightweight ebook reader. What you first...
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Audio 3 out of 5Mobi Headphonies portable speakers review
9 October 2009Despite what the name suggests, Mobi Headphonies are not headphones. Nor are they tipping their hat the wonderful Simpsons episode about the Apple generation. No, a headphony – which I assume is the singular of Headphonies, is around 3-inches high and...
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Audio 3.5 out of 5Logitech Z520 Speakers review
30 September 2009The Logitech Z520 speakers are desktop stereo speakers designed to be paired with a computer or hooked up to an MP3 player. There is no subwoofer, remote or battery option - just two compact speakers and the wires to hook them up with. With no clever...
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Online 4.5 out of 5Genius G-Pen F350 tablet review
11 September 2009Tablets are one of those things that unless you're really serious about your Photoshop work, you've probably never considered one. Prices have become very reasonable now, to the extent that even those with a casual interest will consider handing over...
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Home Cinema 2 out of 5Emtec Movie Cube P800 review
21 August 2009The Emtec Movie Cube P800 is the latest in a long line of Emtec products with a feature list that ticks all the right boxes. In practice though, it fails to deliver on most. Physically, it's very small and silent and has a whole host of connectors –...
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Audio 4 out of 5Devotec Solar Sound Bluetooth Speakers review
14 August 2009Sometimes you don't know you want something until you actually get it. In this case, it's the Devotec Solar Sound Bluetooth Speakers, which have been a god send over the past few weeks. The speakers themselves have a very similar shape to a Battenberg...
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Online 3 out of 5Logitech diNovo Keyboard for Notebooks review
11 August 2009Have you ever noticed that anything comfortable is almost always big? Your favourite jumper, that sofa you sink into or a hug from a sumo wrestler. The smaller you go, the less comfortable it becomes and therefore the less time you can use it. Desktops...
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Online 4 out of 5Kensington SlimBlade TrackBall review
28 July 2009TrackBalls are almost a thing of the past, making very few appearances on a modern desktop PC and mainly seen in those poorly built internet kiosks at airports. Just like the IBM ThinkPad's nipple style controller, there are a few die hard fans out there...