How does one try to standout in the Bluetooth headset market?  Bluetrek, a consumer electronics company specialising in Bluetooth technology, claims to have the world's thinnest Bluetooth headset.

The nTegrity Professional is a USB thumb drive with fingerprint authentication, providing a secure partition for hosting applications and storing data.  DigitalReviews have been trying to review the nTegrity Pro for a while.  It is a pleasure to be able to finally bring this review to our readers.  Many thanks to the generous and helpful staff at nTegrity, let's see how the product performs.

The Kingston HyperX drive is a very fast USB drive with the premium HyperX name. 

It is a rugged USB drive that has a unique look with the performance to match its style.

Around last Christmas DigitalReviews flagged an upcoming product to simplify geotagging photos using GPS technology.  ATP has kindly provided a unit of their Photo Finder for review.  We put the ATP Photo Finder through some gruelling paces, so how does it rate?
 

Hot on the heels of the highly rated Powermonkey eXplorer, Powertraveller has now released a smaller sibling - the Powerchimp.  So how does the Powerchimp rate compared to its larger sibling?  Powertraveller and their very accomodating Australian distributor Soundstuff has thrown some Chimps in the DigitalReviews camp. 

From the purveyor of many gadgets, Brando HK has released their USB Mini Web Cam designed for notebooks.  With thanks to Brando once again for providing a unit for testing here at DigitalReviews Network. 

Competing with the new netbooks craze are the UMPCs in their various implementations. New on that list is the Kohjinsha.
Never heard of them? Me neither but according to Tegatech Australia this new Ultra Mobile PC has come to market with one of the best specifications available, which include a built-in DVD RW in the SR series. When compared to other devices the Kohjinsha is aggressively priced with an RRP starting at Aussie $999 and capped at a maximum $1,499 for the top of the range device. In a market where smaller and cheaper is the focus the Kohjinsha pulls no punches; RAM can be upgraded to 2GB and a 120GB HDD and touchscreen is available as standard within the range. 

Check them out here:  http://www.tegatech.com.au

Love at first sight.  It might be cliché, but there are times when I would come across an item that would utterly take my breath away, make me daydream about it and want to run out and buy it.  The Bluelounge Sanctuary is one of them.  In the words of the manufacturer, "the Sanctuary is a beautiful, simple solution to a real everyday problem. A place to put the multitude of personal items we all carry around so they are easily located again when later needed and, always fully charged."

So how does having the Sanctuary in my home stack up to the glowing initial impression it left on me from reading about it on the Bluelounge website?  Well the folks over at Bluelounge have very generously provided DigitalReviews this opportunity.  Thanks Bluelounge!
 

While we are going to be taking a look at the new Thecus M3800 in the coming weeks, our Taipei readers may be interested in checking out Thecus's booth at Asia's largest technology show, Computex 2008 which will feature a number of new NAS/RAID solutions.
 
Along with the M3800, Thecus will be displaying 7 new models, including the tantalising miniPC.

To see these exciting new products and more, visit Thecus in the Nangang Exhibition Hall, Booth No. J317a, J319a, J417, and J419 at Computex 2008. 

Getting a good night’s sleep is essential to be productive during the day. For your work and your wellbeing. These days life in the fast lane often means we don’t get enough of one of the most important things in life – sleep.

But now you can make your night’s rest meaningful again: the Austrian inventors of the aXbo sleep phase alarm clock have developed a mini ‘sleep lab’ for your own home.

Read the details below.