Progress never stops at QNAP with the release of the TS-451+ pitched at home and SOHO users.
Interestingly enough QNAP has opted for the Bay Trail platform from Intel rather than the storage focus Braswell platform.
With thanks to QNAP, DigitalReviews get to see how this unit performs.
There is no denying that we here at DigitalReviews.net are fans of the Bissell family of floor care products so we had great expectations when the latest sibling was announced a few weeks ago: the Bissell Bolt Liftoff Ion 2 in 1 cordless vacuum cleaner.
It has great ambitions, namely to replace the big vacuum cleaner that most households have.
Well, with over 40 minutes of run time from the massive 36 V lithium ion battery it could be up to the task.
Let’s see if it really sucks or really sucks-if you know what I mean....
The Nonda ZUS was an Indiegogo crowdfunding success, raising 2523% of the original campaign goal.
Just how truly smart is this little device compared to its claims?
The quest for the perfect case for my Nexus 6p continues.
Thanks to MobileZap , DigitalReviews get to play with the Spigen Rugged Armor Nexus 6P Tough Case.
First Impressions
I have to admit slipping a black case onto my silver Nexus 6p feels a bit incongruous. Those thoughts slip away when I started using the product.
The Spigen Rugged Armor Tough Case looks the good and feels great, with carbon fiber panels at the top and bottom of the case giving it a touch of subtle highlight.
Wireless speakers are all the rage: just visit your local Harvey Norman or similar store and there is plenty of choice.
Today we are testing the biggest sibling in this range from Ultimate Ears, the Megaboom.
It is arguably one of the better Bluetooth speakers around and it is not unreasonably priced either.
(Officially well over the $300 mark but online as low as AUD255).
Let’s have a look and listen.
Synology's DS715 is a feature packed, quad core Network Attached Storage device, aiming to delivery data across networks both reliably and speedily. Read on as we put the DS715 through its paces and discover some of its more complex capabilities.
Sometimes it is just nice to revisit a golden oldie... But in this case we are talking about a smartwatch that hit the shelves less than a year ago: the Samsung Gear S.
When it came out I was stunned at the supremely curved display and the fact that you can use it with its own Sim card.
There are dozens of reasonably capable smartwatches to choose from but this particular model still holds its price it seems so let’s have a quick look at some of the main features of this watch and where in some aspects where it falls down a bit...
Microscopes have traditionally been used for scientific discovery and education but with the advent of inexpensive digital USB microscopes, the minutia of every day objects is now visible by everybody.
Read on for our experiences observing the world beneath our noses with Carson's MM-840 eFlex Digital Microscope.
As part of my "Welcome to Nexus 6p" kit from Mobilezap, a USB Type-C 3.1 Male to USB 3.0 Male Cable!
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