Accessories

Fresh from reviewing the Kodak Zx1 Pocket Video Camera, our friends at Icon International Communications has graciously provided a Kodak ESP 7 All-in-One printer for a bit of DigitalReviews love.  Given Kodak's heritage with imaging and film, I have to say up front that I have expectations before I even unbox the unit.  So come on down as we enter into DigitalReview's inaugural printer review.

Brando, a long time supporter of DigitalReviews Network, recently shipped the Flash Gun Accessories Kit for our photography pleasure.  Experience says that Brando, although very prolific, can be a little hit and miss.  So how does this kit fare?

A few GPS loggers have cross this DigitalReviews desk with mixed results.  The latest contender is i-gotU GT-120, a GPS logger and receiver which records trip routes, auto add photo GPS locations and create an animated trip journal based on the data logged. 

Has this thimble sized unit got the goods?  Let's go have a look.

The latest HDD Media Player to land on the DigitalReviews Network reviewer's desk is the Noontec MovieHome V8.  Thanks to Achieva Technology Australia Pty Ltd, DigitalReviews have the opportunity to see just how a V8 performs.

The need for wireless networking is almost a certainty given the amount of internet capable equipment is an average home.  Just count the potential  devices such as PlayStation 3, Nintendo Wii, Xbox 360, TV, Blu-ray player, fridge, the list can go on and on.  The speed of the wireless network needs to be sufficient to handle for example, high definition videos.  D-Link has generously provided DigitalReviews with a DAP-1522 Xtreme N Duo Wireless Bridge/Access Point and a DWA-160 Xtreme N Dual Band USB Adapter for this review.