From Monkeys to Dragons, DigitalReviews Network is traipsing through the animal kingdom in search of good gear for our readers.  Thanks to Callpod we have the opportunity to review the Dragon, a Class 1 Bluetooth headset.

On paper, the Callpod Dragon sets itself apart from the rest of the market by its long range, functionality and looks.  Let's take a deeper look at this beast with "brute Bluetooth power".
 

QSTARZ recently launched the world’s most powerful Bluetooth GPS Receiver.

It can not only be used as Bluetooth GPS receiver but can also be connected to a laptop as USB GPS mouse.

Pretty smart move if you ask us.

With the 1~5Hz adjustable feature, BT-Q818 eXtreme can be switched to 5Hz mode for higher accuracy and is ideal for any activities with extreme motion.

Hisense Australia recently announced the general availability of their new 1080p models: a 47" model and the full HD 42 inch model.

Hisense doesn't have the high profile that the likes of Hitachi, Toshiba or Sony brands carry but that does not mean their products are in any way of lesser quality than the better known names.

We'll have an opportunity to put a Hisense 42" unit to the test in a few months time so stay tuned for our in-depth report!

In the meantime, have a look at some of the specs below.

Recently we made mention of the Linksys WRT100 RangePlus Wireless G Broadband Router with MIMO from Cisco.
In that News Post we gave all the specs and the main features so we won't have to go into those details too much but will focus now on how easy it was to install. 

And also: what sort of range can you expect from the RangePlus?  Will it cover your whole house? 

Let's find out.

UPDATE: The GiveAway has now concluded and the 3 winners announced!

See below for one of the winners' experience!

Going into the Final Few Weeks of the GiveAway...! 

The Number One problem most people seem to have when it comes to starting the new day is waking up when their bodies are not ready for it yet.
A loud ring jolts you out of a deep sleep. Or you don't wake up at the required time and start the day way behind schedule.
There must be a better way.
The folks at Sleeptracker pioneered that way.

We wrote about that here and also when their new Pro model came out recently we reviewed that model as well.

Now Sleeptracker is graciously making available 3 of these Pro units to readers of the DigitalReviews Network.
So if you want to experience firsthand the best way to wake up -- enter our GiveAway!

That would give you the opportunity to make up your own mind on the usefulness of this technology to wake up naturally -- as nature intended -- each and every morning!

Here's how...

Super Talent’s Pico range of USB flash drives are all stylish and small but the new 8GB Pico C variant is claimed to be the world’s smallest. Of course, when the brand is “Super Talent” you’d probably expect more - How about 30 MB/s (200X) transfer speeds along with a rugged water resistant case?

Measuring a tiny 31.3mm x 12.4mm x 3.4mm the Pico C 8GB drive is ideal for transporting your data on a key chain or necklace.

For more information about the Super Talent Pico Drive and where to pick one up from, visit Super Talent’s website.

The JB-200 is a very sexy looking set of bluetooth headphones which allow one to connect effortlessly to A2DP Bluetooth 2.0 mobile phones for calls and streaming stereo music.

The JB200 can be worn while wearing sunglasses and has been designed to be both sweat and water resistant. For extended use, the included battery has a claimed playback time of over five hours,  with recharges taking two.

With optional adapters, the JB200 is able to stream music from any device outputting audio from a 3.5mm jack, as well as the ubiquitous Apple iPod.

The JB200 Bluetooth headphones are available now from Jaybird direct at $129.99US. An MP3 or iPod adapter can be bundled for $159.99US or both for $199.99US.

Stay tuned as we try to secure a review of these very cool headphones.

Trackstick is an ingenious memory stick that literally tracks its location, time, date, speed, heading and altitude via GPS and its internal 1Mb of built in memory.

The data collected can be easily transferred to your PC via USB and imported into Google Earth to offer a visual representation of your journey. For added convenience, Trackstick II also includes a GPX photo stamping feature for adding your favourite photos to your maps.

The Trackstick II is available from Gearthstore for $179.00US.

Here's a scoop on what will be unveiled at Computex in a couple of months by GlobalTop:
the 66 channel SpeedAdvisor GPS will be able to warn you of speed cameras directly in your path.
It's pre-loaded with the most up-to-date speed camera locations which can be updated every day.
Depending on distance to the speed camera you will hear different beeps.
This might save you quite some money if you habitually try to treat the speed limit as a minimum
speed...
Here are some preliminary specs:

At the CES show this year SanDisk announced its new flash cards for camcorders – the Video HD range.

These cards are now available in Australia, providing 60 minute and 120 minute recording times in 4GB and 8GB models.

The highlights from the press release announcing the cards is included below for your reference, with Australian pricing.