(Editor: this article is written by Paul Maranzano, our newest team member here at DigitalReviews.net)
QNAP brings an additional family member to fill a gap of a performance NAS with a lower price range.
With thanks to QNAP, DigitalReviews get to see how this unit performs.
Routers are indispensable in our modern homes. They create data connections between all our devices as well as connecting us (with the help of modems) to that ethereal world wide network we call the Internet.
The RT2600 is Synology’s second generation router and it is looking to make some serious connections.
Read on for our review.
Last November we took a look at Dune HD’s first foray into 4K playback with their small form factor Solo 4K. The new Duo 4K not only promises 4K playback but with its high fidelity audio DAC, aims to take the line in a new and bold direction.
Read on for our full review.
When I was researching where I could get the best Neutral Density filters to accommodate my newly acquired Mavic Pro quadcopter from DJI, I came across PolarPro in the forums.
People recommended them and their great customer service so I reached out to them and they kindly provided us with a slew of products that are quite essential to Mavic owners.
Today we are looking at a set of ND filters from their Vivid Collection, the Mavic Leg Extensions and a compact hard case for all of the Mavic gear.
Here at DigitalReviews we love a good cup of coffee and for many years we have been spoiled when a couple of family members had their own café.
So could a fully automatic coffee machine ever come close to producing what we as baristas loved to brew?
Call us sceptical but willing to be wrong on this score.
So when De’Longhi suggested we have a look at the Primadonna Elite, which is their top-of-the-line fully automatic coffee machine, we couldn’t say no.
And after several weeks of testing and tasting we are pleased to admit that sometimes it’s good to be proven wrong!
Let me show you why.
When Nikola Tesla unveiled his Teleautmaton in 1898, he couldn’t have known how ubiquitous remote controls would become. We now have a remote control for almost everything.
And Logitech wants to replace them.
All of them.
Progress is inevitable, each year hardware gets a little spec bump with some oomph and a bit of ahh.
DigitalReviews.net have had been lucky enough to have the Synology Diskstation DS916+ on the test bench for quite some time.
The DS916+ is pitched at the professional NAS user segment, with productivity and scalability in mind.
This time around DigitalReviews will focus on the productivity side of DSM.
With Christmas over and all the new toys unwrapped, it seems the perfect time to take a look at an elegant way to display them all. Enter the CTGL 1200 display cabinet and our full review.
On my desk are 3 Logitech products we reviewed and that have been there for ages and are in daily use still: the X-530 speakers (12 years old!), the G-15 Gaming Keyboard and the Logitech MX Revolution Cordless Laser Mouse, both 10 years old.
Message: buy a Logitech product and expect a long and good life together...
So, even though it wasn’t time to replace the X-530 speaker system when Logitech came out recently with the Z337 Bluetooth 2.1 speaker system I was keen to try. My only concern was the low price. Does this mean that the sound would also be low end?
Let’s hear and find out.
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