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Microsoft Natural Ergonomic Desktop 7000 review

Reviews The thumb rest and sides of the mouse are made of a rubberised material that lets users avoid the mouse death grip that so often accompanies extended computer work. The Microsoft Natural Ergonomic Desktop 7000 is a mainstream solution.

Editor's rating 7

Tags: microsoft, typing, deal, natural

10 July 2008, 16:59

Klipsch Custom-3 earphones review

Reviews Even hardcore punk and death metal sounded okay, though if this is your music of choice, there are certainly more suitable earphones, such as the Shure SE line. This isn't a new idea -- Shure's SE420s and Jays' q-Jays each have two per ear and the...

Editor's rating 8.5

Tags: klipsch, drivers, pair, sound quality

7 July 2008, 15:31

Sennheiser PXC 350 headphones review

Reviews This fiery onslaught of brutal death metal exploded into our head with all the unrestrained malice and energy that this band pumps from a stage, all recreated realistically by the 350s. These new high-end noise-cancelling cans retail at around £230...

Editor's rating 8

Tags: sennheiser, noise, headphones, metal

22 November 2007, 11:41

LG 32LT75 review

Reviews With the death of VHS came a new opportunity -- recorders that simply store digital TV on computer hard drives instead of on messy, bulky, low-quality tape. It's a fantastic way of simplifying your living room and it's a lot easier to used than...

Editor's rating 8.5

Tags: lg electronics, hard disk, lg, signal

5 November 2007, 15:42

Sony KDS-70R2000 review

Reviews Apparently, rumours of rear projection's death have been greatly exaggerated. The rear projection TV market has practically disappeared, thanks to the general lust for flat TVs these days. Sony is out to revive this undervalued and misunderstood...

Editor's rating 8.6

Tags: sony, watching, brightness, tvs

2 October 2007, 17:37

Palm Treo 500v review

Reviews After Palm announced the death of the Foleo, we were extremely interested to see what it was going to come up with next. Fortunately, it wasn't another laptop-like device but the Palm Treo 500v, a consumer-centric smart phone that packs 3G for £220...

Editor's rating 6.5

Tags: palm, emails, clicking, megapixel

24 September 2007, 16:31

BenQ FP94VW review

Reviews This is a matter of subjective opinion, sure, but the silver and black design has been done to death, and the stand is frankly hideous. Some are built for precise colour reproduction, some are built for enhanced contrast in films, and others, like...

Editor's rating 7.2

Tags: benq, gaming, handy, colours

12 July 2007, 17:00

Sonic Gear i-Steroid review

Reviews This gives the impression that, like the Golden Idol on the plinth at the beginning of Raiders of the Lost Ark, touching it will cause a giant boulder to chase you to a grisly death. The hearty, reassuring glow of valves was once a common sight...

Editor's rating 5.7

Tags: sonic gear, sub, speakers, equipment

11 October 2006, 18:05

rockdirect Xtreme SL review

Reviews It sounds the death knell for the days when laptops were perceived as poor gaming devices, and is part of a new breed of laptop that uses a 19-inch screen. The rockdirect Xtreme SL is one of the first laptops to use two graphics cards.

Editor's rating 7.9

Tags: rockdirect, pixel, watching, gaming

28 April 2006, 16:32

Sony Walkman NW-A1000 review

Reviews Music is still utterly paranoid that online music will bring about its death. Sony has suffered hardest of all in the MP3 player wars. Though the company's Walkman ruled the 80s when it almost single-handedly established a market for portable music...

Editor's rating 7.2

Tags: sony, risk, playlists, listening

21 December 2005, 15:21

Ministry of Sound MP3 FM Stix (512MB) review

Reviews The non-commercial roots of rave culture have been heartlessly stomped on by the Ministry with its branded CDs, DVDs, record decks and bags, but it's almost like commercial enterprise does subculture a favour each time it packages and sells the...

Editor's rating 5.5

Tags: ministry of sound, commercial, recordings, shuffle

16 November 2005, 16:19

Logitech Z-4 review

Reviews We pumped Death From Above 1979's Blood On Our Hands at the speakers' highest possible volume, with the subwoofer cranked all the way up, just for kicks. The latest in the Z line, the £69 Logitech Z-4, addresses problems found with the Z-3 2.1...

Editor's rating 7.3

Tags: logitech, drivers, watching, mix

4 October 2005, 19:37

Intempo BB-01 review

Reviews Whether you listen to jazz, dance, death metal, digital radio, FM radio or a CD, the results are disappointing -- and if the original audio isn't up to much, for example if it's overly compressed or suffers from poor signal quality, then music is...

Editor's rating 4.5

Tags: intempo, matter, station, stations

8 September 2005, 17:48

Alienware Aurora Star Wars Edition review

Reviews A battalion of Storm Troopers and a fleet of Imperial Star Destroyers and Tie Fighters surround this intergalactic bringer of death. The Dark Side model is dominated by the Death Star on its left-hand side.

Editor's rating 8.6

Tags: alienware, star, vga, plastic

11 August 2005, 18:35

Sony Network Walkman NW-E507 (1GB) review

Reviews This thing glitters like a polished bar dipped in translucent plastic, then buffed to near-death. Glittering like a sacred jewel, the NW-E507 is a 1GB flash-based MP3 player capable of storing around 700 songs -- that's approximately 45 albums.

Editor's rating 8.9

Tags: sony, albums, gold, battery life

10 June 2005, 18:02

Format wars: The tech that should have won

Did you love Laserdisc? Were you bonkers over Betamax? Travel back in time with Captain Tech and check out the format losers that should have triumphed

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