Accessories

Ever since I got my grubby little hands on the Asus Nexus 7, I have been looking for a case to go with it.  For a while I waited for the official "Travel Cover" thinking that would be the way to go.  But official cases are a bit like generic cases, usually drab, sometimes with an assortment of garish colours, mostly utilitarian and well, bland.  Then one day on my travels I stumbled across Waterfield Design who kindly agreed to provide DigitalReviews a Nexus
7 Smart Casefor review.

I am generally not a fan of screen protectors. I have used many different types in the past which were often hard to apply, left some air bubbles and hindered the interaction with the screen. And recently most of my gadgets featured some type of Gorilla glass which makes them almost impervious to scratches. But there are situations where a full body armour might be the best way to protect your precious link to the wonders of the World Wide Web….

Tim Overheu recently checked out what is arguably the strongest protective film technology for the iPad and here is his review.

Recently we needed to move files from one laptop to another and even though there are several ways of accomplishing that, we were able to do this in a most elegant way with a wormhole. A what? Wormholes are always associated with shortcuts you can take through space-if the theory is correct…

So the naming of this latest J5create product is rather telling: it suggests a fast and easy way through cyberspace with two connected computers.

Let's see how it works.

For the longest time I have been on the lookout for the "perfect" camera bag, a combination of functionality, storage, durability and most of all, does not scream "steal me I'm a camera bag with expensive gear".

Many thanks to the team at Think Tank Photo who kindly provided a Retrospective 20 for review.