16 November 2006 14:13 GMT / By Amber Maitland
Online electronic retailer dabs.com has launched a dedicated site for showcasing all of their product videos.Dabs.tv features streaming video clips of a variety of products. The videos show every angle of the device, with a voice over explaining the functions of it.
They could be hugely useful to check out before you buy a product, as they give a good idea of scale and show you more than just the glossy press shot.
Videos are available for search through category, manufacturer, or a combinations; you can also search by name.
Some of the clips also offer a 360º viewing option, as well as the ability to zoom in to check out the detail.
Dabs.com was acquired by BT earlier this year, and offers a variety of IT and technical products.
“Whilst our website has included dabs.tv video content or some time, our new virtual library gives visitors a fresh way to browser our product range that is more engaging than every before.”
Gadgets, DAB Radios


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