Nero is synonymous with creating, ripping, copying and burning data to optical media on the Windows platform. The Nero 9 suite was recently reviewed here on DigitalReviews Network.
The latest addition to the family is Nero BackItUp & Burn, which can be probably best described in some ways as Nero "lite". Nero BackItUp & Burn aims to provide full control over data protection, backup and recovery.
We recently reviewed the Jabra M5390 Multiuse Headset here.
We were pretty enthusiastic about this Jabra product and like to let you win a brandnew unit so that you can experience it for yourself. And the folks at Jabra through their PR firm, Primary Communication, have made an additional unit available for this GiveAway.
To win just send us your view in 25 words or less on how a Jabra multiuse headset would change your life
style/work?
Pretty easy, eh?
Just send your email to
Sorry, unlike our last few GiveAways, this one is only for our Australian readers.
You've got until July 15 to enter.
We will announce the winner a week later and Primary Communication will send you this unit out directly.
Iomega's eGo hard drives have been around for a while and now are being marketed towards the ever increasing Mac population.
The new Ego Portable Hard Drives for Mac will feature Firewire 400, 800 and USB 2.0 interfaces as well as come pre formatted with HFS+ to avoid any hassles straight out of the box.
The new triple interface Iomega drives are available now: $99US for the 250GB Alpine White, $109US for the 320GB Midnight Blue model, or $149 for the 500GB Ruby Red model.
Despite its tiny footprint, the HS102 has an impressive set of features and specifications that allow it to punch well above its weight - only 780g.
With its small size and 800x600 native resolution, the HS102 is perfect for impromptu presentations via its composite or VGA inputs.
And if you have no media player, fear not, this cool device has one can play MP3, WMA, OGG, WAV, AVI, WMV, SMV, BMP, JPG, GIF, TXT, HTML right from its USB port!
The HS102 is available now for $899US. For more information, visit Aaxatech's H102 product page.
Today, the longest day in the northern hemisphere, might be a bit
problematic for light sleepers who are easily disturbed by daylight.
Most people don't give much thought about their sleep patterns but
there are whole industries that devote lots of manpower and money to
analysing our sleep rhythms.
One company on the forefront of helping us get better sleep and to wake up refreshed is aXbo from Austria.
We've reviewed their products in the past and will be one of the first sites to write up their new models.
In the meantime, have a look below at their latest press release about their mini sleep laboratory with a waking function...
A little under six months ago we took a look at the NS2300N and NS4300N SmartStor Network Attached Storage RAID solutions. The new NS4600 is the latest NAS/RAID in Promise Technology's line up and looks to improve on their already solid SmartStor range.
Read on for our review of the new NS4600, along with some thoughts on our time with the two older Promise units - six months on.
We've reviewed quite a few of Norhtec's products over the years and love the Small is Beautiful concept they espouse. The Gecko EduBook is another example to bring compute power to the masses and for less than $200 you can get this very modular netbook, aimed at kids in school. Probably the developing nations will benefit most with these type of socalled EduBooks. The Gecko can be run on 8 AA batteries which will last for 4 hours at the time. It comes with Ubuntu Remix thrown in, featuring many applications, but it can also support Windows XP with the appropriate configuration.
Have a look at the specs below while we try to see if we can get one in for review.
Those clever folk down at Popcorn Hour have announced a new version of our favourite Network Streaming Media Player - The Popcorn Hour C-200.
Among other things, the C-200 adds support for a BYO Blueray drive as well as a new shell and a Gigabit Ethernet port and will likely continue the insane codec support of the earlier models.
Expected in July the C-200 will retail for $299US.
The need for wireless networking is almost a certainty given the amount of internet capable equipment is an average home. Just count the potential devices such as PlayStation 3, Nintendo Wii, Xbox 360, TV, Blu-ray player, fridge, the list can go on and on. The speed of the wireless network needs to be sufficient to handle for example, high definition videos. D-Link has generously provided DigitalReviews with a DAP-1522 Xtreme N Duo Wireless Bridge/Access Point and a DWA-160 Xtreme N Dual Band USB Adapter for this review.
Brando has been a long time supporter of the DigitalReviews Network with their multitude of gadgets and accessories. The latest to hit the desk here is the Multi-Purpose Charger.
We recently reviewed the Jabra M5390 Multiuse Headset here.
Iomega's eGo hard drives have been around for a while and now are being marketed towards the ever increasing Mac population.
Despite its tiny footprint, the HS102 has an impressive set of features and specifications that allow it to punch well above its weight - only 780g.
Those clever folk down at 
