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Gadgets 4 out of 5Logitech T620 touch mouse review
The Pocket-lint quest for the perfect mouse continues. Believe it or not, looking for a pointing device that works well is something that occupies a lot of our time. Why is this, particularly? Well, to give you an idea, on the desktop we still use a wired...
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GadgetsKobo Aura HD pictures and hands-on
Kobo has one of the most complete ecosystems when it comes to reading. With the bookstore, apps and a choice of both E Ink readers and LCD tablets, there are plenty of ways to get reading with Kobo. The Kobo Aura HD is billed as something of an exclusive...
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GadgetsPlastic Logic shows off colour e-paper display smart watch concept: the future of wearable tech?
Plastic Logic - the maker of flexible e-paper - has shown off an e-paper smart watch concept with a difference: this one's in colour. The concept isn't the complete dynamic colour solution like the company's colour e-paper, however, because this smart...
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GadgetsPocket-lint becomes Iron Man
Iron Man 3 is in the cinemas in the UK from 25 April, and to help promote the film and the new Iron Man armour, Marvel, Disney, and RealD 3D have teamed up to take a "Become Iron Man" experience on the road around the UK letting you become the metal-clad...
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GadgetsSpymaster Orcasub: The $2 million made-to-order private submarine shown as mock-up at Harrods
It wasn't just £20k bling headphones to be found at the Harrods Technology 2.0 showcase, as Spymaster - best known for its security devices - had something altogether cooler and far pricier on show: a mock-up of a $2-million private submarine. Yes, you...
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Gadgets 3.5 out of 5Casio G-Shock GB-6900AA review
Casio has taken a leap into the world of the smart watch with its new Bluetooth range of G-Shock watches. Coupling the company's expertise in building desirable tech-filled time pieces with the email and messaging capabilities of the iPhone, the GB-6900aa...
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GadgetsFujitsu GPS walking stick pictures and hands-on: Next-generation cane
Alongside its ranges of mobile phones and tablet devices, Fujitsu dedicated part of its Mobile World Congress 2013 stand in Barcelona to future technologies - concepts that are still in the planning phase but are definitely being developed with an eye...
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GadgetsWowWee RoboMe: iPhone controlled robot that lets you call home
WowWee is to launch a new robot this year called the RoboMe, a robot that allows you to give it some personality by plugging in your iPhone or iPod touch to double as the face. The new toy, which is expected some time over the summer, will work perfectly...
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GadgetsLego Spider-Man: Daily Bugle Showdown pictures and hands-on
The Daily Bugle is published using an iMac. That what Lego believes is the case with the Apple desktop computer featuring in a new diorama set featuring Spider-man, Dr Doom, and the Daily Bugle's offices. The computer, along with what could be easily...
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GadgetsV-Tech Kidipets could beat Tamagotchi to the punch as your virtual chum
Yesterday, Pocket-lint heard that Tamagotchi was on its way back in the form of an iPhone and Android application, but if you want to go old school and play with a physical, er, virtual pet, electronic toy company V-Tech has a range that'll be right up...
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GadgetsBraun Prestige BN10 digital watch pictures and hands-on
It's been around for "a few months", Pocket-lint was told, but the Amazon Summer Wish List event was the first time that we've come up close with the Braun Prestige BN10 digital watch for men - and we likey. A lotty. Made from incredibly solid stainless...
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GadgetsWow! Stuff turns your iPad into a pinball machine, or aquarium
Have you ever wished you could convert your iPad into a pinball machine, or an aquarium? Well your prayers have been answered, thanks to Wow! Stuff. Part of the new App Converters line from the toy company that brought us things like Air Swimmers, the...
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GamingDisney Infinity pictures and hands-on
First things first, let's get this out the way: Disney Infinity is not a Skylanders clone. Aside from the interactive figures, the game itself is an entirely different experience. Comparisons can obviously be made, but it's not until you see it in action...
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GadgetsScalextric Quick Build Demolition Derby set plays nice with Lego
Scalextric Quick Build Demolition Derby Set: that's the Scalextric set your kids are going to most want later in the year, so make a note of it now so you are prepared. Launched at the London Toy Fair this week, the Scalextric Quick Build set will, says...
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GadgetsTeksta the Robotic Puppy (2013) pictures and hands-on
Paws up who remembers the original Teksta the Robotic Puppy from 1999? Called Tekno in the US, the first Teksta was incredibly detailed and well-specified for its time. Sony's Aibo was popular around then but prohibitively expensive, so Teksta/Tekno became...