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Written by Paul Moons | 12 July 2008
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Adata microSD Trio

We’ve already taken a look at a number of Adata’s USB drives but this time Adata have outdone themselves. Put simply, the microSD Trio is an SD Card adapter for microSD cards; with one important difference - At the non business end, the SD Card has a small cap, which when removed, reveals a standard USB port. Ingenious!

 

Read on for our impressions of this clever device.

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Written by Paul Moons | 12 July 2008
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Brando 7 Inch Photo Frame

I haven’t seen any data but the number of digital cameras floating around on phones and dedicated photography equipment must be staggering. With digital photography firmly entrenched, the LCD photo frame aims to complete the digital transition.

Read on for our take on Brando’s budget 7 Inch LCD photo frame. 

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Written by Kevin Cheng | 06 June 2008
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Powerchimp

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. 

 

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Written by Kevin Cheng | 06 June 2008
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Brando Mini USB Web Cam

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.

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Written by Kevin Cheng | 04 June 2008
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The Sanctuary, fully populated.

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!

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Written by Kevin Cheng | 09 May 2008
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Callpod Dragon

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".

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