Sure it’s cool, but does it make a descent cuppa? Stay tuned as we try and find a free USB port and get a hold of one brewing babies.

The Desktop Coffee Maker is available from Firebox for only 19UK Pounds.

Connecting to your Apple Mac or PC via USB cable, this 4.3 inch monitor gives you an instant, independent, LED backlit, 800x480 monitor. USB powered, with a tiny 77 x 127 x 17mm footprint, this monitor can help unclutter your digital workspace, whilst having little impact on your actual physical desk space!

This nifty little monitor is available now from the good folk at GeekStuff4U for $192US.

Ever since the advent of the laptop and the first portable media devices, being able to access information on the run has been a hot topic in the world of consumer technology.

Today, the battle rages on, but a new front has opened up; the possibility of bringing an entire library wherever you go. Read on to learn about the future of your reading experiences.

Late last year we reviewed he RF-220 keyboard from Wireless Computing and were suitably impressed.

For the past few months we have been using Wireless Computing’s brand new RF-222 keyboard along with their RF-170 wireless laser mouse in our daily routine.

Read on for our experiences with these new input devices.

For the past few months I have had a DGS-1008D Green Ethernet Switch connected to my home network running pretty much 24/7.

Read on to find out how I got on with this unit and what all this Green Ethernet business is all about. 

EssentialPIM is a Personal Information Manager for Windows (98/ME/ 2000/XP/2003/Vista) that manages all your contacts, appointments, notes and To Do lists to keep you organised and on track.

Read on to find out how I got on with EssentialPIM over the past two months.

    muvee Reveal is a software program designed and developed by muvee to quickly and easily turn your pictures and video footage into professional-looking montages. Does it actually live up to its purpose?

I’ve been testing it to find out for sure.

I finally decided to replace my aging but still fully operational Sony TV.  The now dated technology of the giant  Sony CRT 32 inch had served me for nearly eight years and  lasted  a bit longer than planned  in part due to its massive 94 kg  bulk along with the prospect of disposal.   One thing is for certain, when a TV arrives with its super sharp picture, light weight and large as life picture  the  old Sony is toast.

Let's check out the Samsung 6 series TV  model  LA40A650.

Having never had a Cygnett-Unison product on my desk before, I wasn’t really sure what to expect: Sure, the unit looked nice on the product page, but they always do, don’t they?

And so, it was with some trepidation that I opened the package and first set my eyes upon the Unison B-XT Bluetooth Music System.

As I removed the unit from its packaging, trepidation quickly turned to expectation: If this thing produced audio half as good as it looked, I’d unwittingly stumbled upon something quite special.

Read on for more.

Share photos and videos anytime, anywhere with the tiny ADPP-101 Pocket Projector from ADAPT. This pocket projector can project up to 50 inches at 640x480 and includes 1GB of internal memory, stereo speaker, and a tiny form factor.

Along with MP3 audio and JPEG photo projection, the ADPP-101 is able to playback MPG, AVI and ASF videos. Beyond this you can use its input cable to project videos from external devices.

For more information, stay tuned to the ADAPT mobile website.