Jabra has been a generous provider of products to DigitalReviews Network, and without doubt their recent products have earned some well deserved praise.  DigitalReviews now takes the Jabra M5390 Multiuse Headset for some serious testing and see how it performs.  Again, I would like to thank Jabra for their on-going support.

Here at DigitalReviews we have had our fair share of coverage of the digital photo frame genre and usually coming away with mixed impressions.  With the recent launch of the Kodak EasyShare W1020 Wireless Digital Frame, Kodak has kindly provided an unit to DigitalReviews to roadtest.  Do we have an stand out product on our hands?

There have been quite a few reviews around the web touting the fastest and biggest solid state drives (SSD), but you have probably been turned off because of the hefty price tags associated with them. 

In this review, we take a look at a SSD that is actually affordable.  With a reasonable size of 32GB and a price tag potential of just under $100, this is a product that seems to be just right for a consumer looking to take advantage of this technology.

 

On paper, Chinavasion's A-320 Micro Game Station promises a ridiculously feature packed hand held gaming/media player. Not only is the A-320 for real, but for the most part, it delivers on its promises.

Read on for our review.

It won't be long before every business and most households will have Network Attached Storage for a number of good reasons we will explain later.  It is no surprise that NAS systems are proliferating faster than rabbits do their thing....
One of the top suppliers is Promise Technology, Inc.  We had some in-depth write-ups on one of their earlier models (see here)  but now we are fortunate enough to be the first to bring you the scoop about the Promise NS4600 4-Bay Network Attached Storage System.
The box with four Western Digital hard disk drives arrived at our office the day before yesterday and here are our first impressions. 
This will be followed by our usual in-depth review by Paul Moons a few weeks later.

What a brilliant idea!  Most people who want to upgrade to the speed and performance of a solid-state drive might be put off by the daunting task of either a fresh install or ghosting their HDD.  I know that I'm in that category: I hate going through a fresh install all the time because I do it several times a year and every time it takes ages to get it back to a workstation, personalised to my needs.
However, Imation have come out with a simple upgrade kit that contains everything except a screwdriver to make upgrades to their SSDs a non-event.
I tried it out today and the big question is: how did I go?

No, the UMPC hasn't trown in the towel against the netbook phenomenon: witness the latest release from Samsung here in Oz.

This beauty, the Q1-EX, measures just 22.8cm wide and 2.3cm thick and weighing less than 650g.  and is small and light enough to be a business tool you can take anywhere. It’s a computer, PDA, MP3 player and digitalcamera in one.

See the details from Tegatech Australia below.

 Most of the tests that you come across on websites like ours deal with bits and bytes as well as speeds and specs.  Sometimes these seem far removed from real life issues...

So, how about a perspective from a user on installing an SSD in a notebook and letting us know the pitfalls and the difference it makes in speed and other matters?

What's a dashboard Donut? It has nothing to do with anything edible that might have been stuck to your car's dashboard. Neither is it a device to ease one's haemorrhoids pain as one uncharitable co-worker remarked the other day. Nor is it a parking space for a desktop rodent. It's big and incredibly heavy and becomes an immovable object once you find the right spot on your dash.
It's Adapt's latest contribution to automobile safety: a place to put your mobile phone, PDA, PND or any other device and anchor it securely.
Let's see how it works.

With the phenomenal growth of data and a better awareness of the need to back it up, there is always a market for a Network Attached Storage (NAS) device.  Last I really knew of Iomega was back in the ZIP drive days where they ruled the home storage world.  But with EMC bringing their enterprise level experience to the SOHO arena, can it revive this company's fortunes with the Iomega StorCenter ix2 NAS?  Thanks to the good people at Iomega, DigitalReviews gets up close and personal with a 2 Tb edition of the ix2.