The Thecus M3800 is yet another step forward for Thecus’s line of robust NAS RAID drives. Using the latest low-power, high-performance AMD Geode processor, the M3800 aims to deliver a simple, yet complete, centralized home media storage solution. The unit features three hard drive bays with RAID 5 support, allowing users to share their media easily and securely across a home network.

Supported video formats include: WMV9, WMVHD, AVI, MPG, VOB, and MP4 up to a resolution of 1080p. Supported audio formats include MP3, WMA, AAC, PCM, and M4A.

Not content to be the only three bay NAS device with home theatre sharing, the M3800 also adds wireless networking capabilities and USB webcam support!

We look forward to reviewing the M3800 in the coming weeks but in the meantime, check out Thecus’s website for more details about their numerous NAS/RAID products.

If there is one thing that fascinates me it's flying low and slow and taking in the scenery below. 

I am lucky that I can do that in the course of my work as an aerial photographer but there are plenty of places that I haven't been to and love to see from an aerial perspective. 

Belgium is not one of those places.  I have flown over this small country many times when living in Holland but it is one thing to just fly over it in the course of your work than to be able to sit back in your lounge chair, to relax and let the whole scenery unfold before you on a high-definition screen.  It is the same difference as cooking your own meal or going to a top-notch restaurant for a gourmet dinner.
Belgium, the Movie, subtitled Enjoy Your Flight over Belgium, is such a gastronomic delight, so to speak.  It portrays Belgium as few tourists (or Belgians!) will ever experience it: flying through Brussels, following the grand boulevards in your helicopter -- not all that much higher than treetop level...

The Powertraveller powermonkey eXplorer was deemed best of breed portable charger by DigitalReviews. 

The hot news is that this particular primate family is growing and there are two siblings waiting in the mist. 

The Powerchimp and Powergorilla are undergoing final primate trials before presenting themselves for duty. 

Being no stranger to gadgets, travelling and with an almost obsessive desire to pack lightly, I am constantly on the look out for the next best thing to help reduce my gear charging burden when on the move. 

Is the powermonkey eXplorer the answer to my recharging needs? 

Let's swing into the review and have a look. 

The hard drive enclosure market is cluttered with offerings, most of which are barely differentiable from each other except in looks. 

So what makes Wiebetech's RTX series stand out from the crowd? 

DigitalReviews gets to try out the RTX-100H-Q enclosure thanks to Wiebetech.

Exclusive Hands-On Review 

DigitalReviews has the pleasure of bringing you an exclusive hands-on review of the world's first wireless video glasses with built-in media player - a totally hands free, mobile private cinema screen viewable through a pair of glasses together with hi-fi audio through high quality earphones. As YelloMosquito describes it, the Qingbar GP3000 is a state-of-the-art device combined with Liquid Crystal on Silicon (LCOS) micro displays and media player.

The YelloMosquito Qingbar GP300 was previewed here in November 2007.  After taking the ‘scenic postal route’ over the Christmas break, the Qingbar GP300 arrived in late February 2008 due to the efforts of the extremely helpful and professional staff at YelloMosquito and 22moo.

Having just picked up a brand new 160GB iPod Classic, I’m still at the stage where I am desperately trying not to scratch or otherwise harm it. You see, I love the iPods svelte size and shape which means adding a case to it usually destroys the feel of the device.

Enter Ratech’s Sleevz.

Sleevz are made with Optex and are soft, tough and most importantly, 0.8mm thin. Sleevz also have a scratch free display window and the debossed control areas allow full use of the click wheel, despite it being completely enclosed. A small cut-out allows access to the iPod’s dock port and the sleeve remains open at the top for fitting and compatibility with other accessories.

We’re not sure how good these feel in the hand (or how well they protect the ipod), but they sure look good. They certainly do seem to keep the iPod’s shape and size down to a minimum and this, is exactly the way it should be.

Sleevz come in a variety of colours for all 3rd Generation and newer iPods and retail for $20.95US. See RadTech's website for more details.