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Written by Paul Moons | 06 September 2009
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Nite Coaster

The Nite Coaster is a clever little device that makes navigating your way through your bedroom at night a breeze. Hang on.. what?

Read on for our review of Beacons's bright idea for the night.

 

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Written by Martin Regtien | 27 August 2009
Posted in Reviews - Miscellaneous

Proporta

It's been a while since we've reviewed any products from the Proporta stable but as you know they are purveyors of anything that is essential in the way of accessories for our digital lifestyle.
Take for instance this new Proporta USB TurboCharger 3400.  The name gives it away what it is and does and that's a pretty good indication of the no-nonsense simplicity of this product: it's your mobile battery when you're away from home and want to recharge your gadgets. 

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Written by Kevin Cheng | 31 May 2009
Posted in Reviews - Miscellaneous

Jabra GN9350

Still hot on the topic of Microsoft Office Communications Server 2007 certified products, the Jabra GN9350 gets a workout at DigitalReviews.net.  To recap, Jabra is one of three vendors (including GN Netcom entity) who has Microsoft Office Communicator certified headsets.  Of these three vendors, Jabra has the most products certified for OCS.

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Written by Martin Regtien | 23 April 2009
Posted in Reviews - Miscellaneous

Donut

What's a dashboard Donut? It has nothing to do with anything edible that might have been stuck to your car's dashboard. Neither is it a device to ease one's haemorrhoids pain as one uncharitable co-worker remarked the other day. Nor is it a parking space for a desktop rodent. It's big and incredibly heavy and becomes an immovable object once you find the right spot on your dash.

It's Adapt's latest contribution to automobile safety: a place to put your mobile phone, PDA, PND or any other device and anchor it securely.

Let's see how it works.

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Written by Martin Regtien | 07 April 2009
Posted in Reviews - Miscellaneous

Noah

We are in the middle of reviewing a series of books and audio CDs by Tom Horn. 

Last time we reviewed the Nephilim Stargates and recommended it highly, despite the fact that it is a challenging and provocative subject matter.  If this book doesn't make you sit up and think -- nothing else really will.  Perhaps not even the audio CDs that are part of this package even though hearing the spoken word is probably more penetrating than the pages of a book.  Some people are more visually oriented, others just would like to listen to something.
I am happy to do both: I'd love to curl up with a book on my sunny veranda and I also like to listen to MP3s on my phone -- not so much to music but the spoken word.  Being a multitasker I'd love to do that while performing some mundane task, like making breakfast or walking the dog.

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Written by Martin Regtien | 07 April 2009
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Contour

Every once in a while a device comes along which pairs beauty with function in an exquisite way.
The Contour Design SURFACE SOUND COMPACT is such a unit.  The trouble is, even such a long name isn't descriptive enough.  So what does the Contour Design SURFACE SOUND COMPACT do?  Simply put, it is a wireless car kit based on Bluetooth, of which there are many in the market. 
So how did we fare in our roadtest?  Is that all just sleekness and beauty but does it disappoint in the audio department? 

Let's find out!

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