Nothing beats an outdoor adventure when you can take your best pal along for all the fun. Ruffwear packs make sure that you’re both prepared for all that the wilderness has to dish out. These multiday packs are built for all the rugged conditions nature can throw your dog’s way. The Palisades Pack™ can carry all your dog’s essentials such as food, water, bowls, treats, first-aid supplies and toys. It has an onboard water bladder making it perfect for dry conditions and longe... Read Full Story
In addition to delivering outstanding images from broadcast and cable TV, Blu-ray discs, game systems, camcorders, and digital cameras, the Bravia displays news and entertainment from the Internet that you can customize from your couch.
But the real news is several features that let you capture and display Internet content to expand and enhance your viewing choices. Bravia Internet Widgets offer one-button access to timely information that appears on your screen in addition to the main pictur... Read Full Story
Netbooks have become very popular, primarily due to their size and inexpensive pricing, but also due to the fact that the average person does not need a desktop replacement style laptop. Most people out there are not using their laptops for heavy work, the majority are using them for checking email, and browsing the internet, something which you don’t need an uber-power laptop for.
Acer has recently introduced their new lineup of their popular Aspire One series of netbooks, the D250, and that... Read Full Story
The Time Capsule is a wireless router (802.11n) which contains a hard drive for easy backup in conjunction with the OS X application Time Machine. The new Time Capsule’s come in a 1TB model for $299 and a 2TB model for $499. It comes with 1 Gbit WAN port and 3 Gbit LAN ports (I wish it had 4) directly on the device itself as well as a single USB port for a network printer and/or an external hard drive which would essentially turn into a NAS. The design of the Time Capsule is very sleek. I... Read Full Story
Apple TV with 160GB Hard Drive Now there’s always something good on TV. With Apple TV, you can enjoy movies, TV shows, music, and podcasts in your iTunes library, plus photos and movie trailers, on your widescreen TV. If it’s on iTunes, it’s on TV.Any time is prime timeNow theres always something good on TV. With Apple TV, you can enjoy movies, TV shows, music, and podcasts in your iTunes library, plus photos and movie trailers, on your widescreen TV wirelessly, from your... Read Full Story
Want an LCD HDTV with the latest advances that costs hundreds of dollars less than comparable models? Look to Vizio and its XVT Series LED-backlit VF551XVT.
The 55-inch XVT VF551XVT (XVT stands for Extreme Vizio Technology) offers the two primary features found in today’s top-of-the-line HDTVs. There’s a full HD 1080p display utilizing the company’s proprietary 240Hz SPS (Scenes Per Second) Smooth Motion technology, along with TruLED (light-emitting diode) illumination. The full array of LED ... Read Full Story
The Palm Pixi represents the second webOS device from Palm and what many proclaim as the successor to the companies Centro line of smartphones. It’s geared for young professionals who are shopping for their first smartphone or perhaps looking for a phone that won’t break the bank. Given it’s aging OS, the Centro was surprisingly popular.
To Palm’s credit, the Centro was more capable than a feature phone, came in a variety of fun colors and was priced right. For smartphone buyers shopping the... Read Full Story
he T-Mobile myTouch 3G is based on HTC’s Magic, which is sold by a number of carriers around the world. It is the second Android based phone to be sold in the USA, and builds upon the success of the original T-Mobile G1 by offering more design polish in a smaller, and sleeker package. While the vast majority of our original HTC Magic review we published in May applies to the T-Mobile myTouch 3G, this mini-review and the accompanying videos will give you a pretty good idea of what to exp... Read Full Story
The company behind the BlackBerry is Research in Motion (RIM). The first BlackBerry phone was launched in 1999 and since then, several nice models have appeared on the market. Research in Motion used to aim mainly at the corporate user with the BlackBerry mobile phone, however, private use of Internet and email on a mobile phone is becoming quite common, and the current BlackBerry product portfolio therefore now aims at a broader target group of regular consumers. The latter appreciates desig... Read Full Story
One of the most common apprehensions about business phones is the fact that they are just too monotonous. Most business phones are purely meant for work, minus the pleasure and this is something that really sucks the fun out of the whole process of owning a high end phone. The new Blackberry Tour, however, endeavors to change all of it- with solid business phone basics and a whole lot of full filled features, this phone strives to combine work and pleasure. RIM has done an exceptional job in ... Read Full Story
