Imation and MTRON are arguably some of the key players when it comes to high quality memory.
With the market rapidly moving to solid-state drives we are today reviewing their latest entry into the enterprise market: the Imation MTRON PRO7500.  This SSD unit is aiming high with a claimed maximum read speed of 130MB/sec and an equally impressive write speed of 120MB/s.
How did the PRO7500 fare in our tests?
Let's have an initial look at what is the hottest property for computer systems today. 

It is common for households to have more than one computers these days.  Because of that, people want to be able to share files easily.  Usually, people do this by sharing specific folders on their computer, but this requires one computer or another to be on.  This is where the utility of a networked attached storage (NAS) device comes in.  It is a central storage place that every computer on the network can access. 

Today we will be looking at the Qnap TS 209 Pro II. This is meant for small/medium businesses, but can also be used in the home office as well.  What is different with this product is that you will find it packed with many more features than just your standard NAS product.  For example, you can use it as a media or web server.  Or you can use it to download Bittorent files as well.

Always on the lookout for utilities and fun stuff for my Pocket PC, I turned to Resco and was given the opportunity to check out some great software.  Resco is a Microsoft Certified Partner thus allowing them to produce software that not only compliments your phone but makes it an extension of your day to day living.  With a swag of awards, and a reputation for being an industry leader Resco doesn’t disappoint with its new releases.

So I started by installing the Utility Package...

Hot on the heels of our Unison B-XT Bluetooth review, we bring you a quick review of the foxL portable Bluetooth Personal Audiophile Loudspeaker.

Read on for our review.

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.