We made a brief mention of the OZiQ All-in-one PC Panel some weeks ago.
Since then, we’ve met and interviewed the guy from Tucana Innovations who designed the OZiQ and also spent a few hours with the very capable All-in-one machine.
Today, my first impressions of the OZiQ, to be followed by a more extensive overview of its capabilities in a few months’ time.

With the abundant number of MP3 players that we have seen, not often do we come across one that is truly unique.  This product is the MobiBlu DAH-1500i.  What makes this portable MP3 player unique is that MobiBlu claims that this is the world's smallest MP3 player.

Since I enjoy sound, you probably have noticed the many speaker reviews on the site.  I'm always interested in the unique designs of speakers and of course in search for better sound.  For PC users, the typical companies that come to mind when talking about multimedia speakers are Logitech, Creative, Altec Lansing, etc. Today, I present to you a speaker set that should not be left out: it is the Harman Kardon SoundSticks II.

LCD displays for the computer have come to the point where they are more affordable and are starting to become more common.  Computer manufacturers now provide consumers with the option of choosing a CRT monitor or upgrading to an LCD display.  When comparing LCD displays with CRT monitors, each have their unique features that tend to a user's preference.  LCD displays are much thinner, lighter, and definitely more portable than a CRT monitor.  CRT monitors on the other hand are much heavier, but are much cheaper.

Have you heard of the Dueling Destroyer, the Annihilator, or even the Ridiculously Insane computer?  These are some of the names used for gaming systems offered by the company Totally Awesome Computers (TAC).  Behind these intimidating names are more than just some great computers...they are Totally Awesome Computers! 

The typical business user or tech-tech savvy consumer usually have a cell-phone, laptop computer, and maybe even a PDA.  With all these devices, it can be difficult keeping information synchronized between all these devices.  When one fails to keep the information on their devices synchronized, then they start to just focus on a single device, leaving other devices alone. 

For those who have no clue what this product is, the Mobile Notetaker is a product designed to allow you to have a digital copy of your written notes on paper.  The way it works is that you clip a piece of paper to the device and you start writing.  The device will automatically capture your written notes and store a digital copy onto the device.  You can then transfer the digital copy onto your computer for use. 

How do you pick a removalist when you move house?
The lowest quote is probably a determining factor for most folks but for me – a jaded veteran of a dozen moves -- it’s important that the company exudes professionalism with the assurance that your precious belongings will be taken care of really well.When you get a company representative in for a quote how impressive would it be if he carries a tablet PC and is able to instantly tally your items, knows the total volume, how much wrapping material and boxes you’ll need and prints out a quote on the spot?Welcome to RelMS, Aussie-made Relocation Management Software, now a moving target for the removalist industry and selling worldwide.

The iPod is one of the more popular choices among hard-drive based players.  That doesn't rule out that there are other competitive hard-drive based mp3 players on the market. The Dell DJ 30 is an excellent choice for those who simply want to store and play their large collection of music.  Although the product has basic functionality, the DJ will satisfy most users because it simply gets the job done while being priced below Apple's iPod. 

 While the Serial ATA (SATA) standard may still be relatively new to a lot of consumers, the new SATA II specification has already been released.  Serial ATA has speeds of up to 150 Megabytes per seconds (which is commonly seen as 1.5Gb/s on the package) while Serial ATA II has twice the speed at 300 Megabytes per second. Today, I will be reviewing the Hitachi T7K250 hard drive.  If you aren't aware already, Hitachi previously did release the 7K250 which is nearly identical.  The main differences include the introduction of Serial ATA II in this new drive as well as denser platters.  With denser platters, it means that data is closer together on the plate, allowing data to be read faster.  This drive will be tested in Serial ATA II mode to see if there are any major advantages in performance.