Despite the popularity of another tablet device, ImprovElectronics have unleashed a similarly ingenious, yet wholly different tablet: The Boogie Board LCD writing tablet.
Read on for our review of this clever paper replacement tool.
We all love a well-trained dog. But training a dog is not always easy and we need all the help that we can get. These days electronic training units are very much in vogue. After our first dog training unit which we reviewed a couple of months ago we received a request to take a good look at the BigLeash from DogWatch and supplied by courtesy of Ace Dog Supplies. The BigLeash seems to be the top dog, so to speak, when it comes to these remote training units.
I don't know if my dog was looking forward to this training session but I certainly was and here are the results.
Look at this! Installation made easy, well built and quiet to operate. What am I describing? It’s the B&D Diamond Power Drive door opener graciously provided for a review by www.bnd.com.au
What they didn’t know was that I have had one of their older products before and that is still going strong operating one of my five roller doors, pretty much on a daily basis, so just maybe I might be a bit biased.
At digitalreviews.net we tend to only pick products we are fairly sure come from a good stable, having used their older products before or are impressed with the supplier’s code of ethics. Anyway, I shall take you through the installation, which I intend to do on my own and check that this later model, the Diamond PD - Power Drive operates as well, or manages to equal my older one. Surpass it? Let’s see!
With the sheer number of Network Media Players on the market today, manufacturers are increasingly looking to find a clever angle to distinguish their products from the others. In putting a Blu-Ray drive inside the BD Prime 3.0, HDi Dune's angle is more of a convergence. A convergence of everything HD.
Read on for our review.
While Microsoft have released their own official 802.11n wireless adapter for XBOX 360, MadCatz have quite literally built a bridge and got over it.
Read on for our review of the MadCatz 802.11n Wireless Gaming Adapter.
Imagine writing a book that you know will have a lifespan of only two years. That's the danger of publishing a book with the date 2012 in the title. However, it also gives an immediacy for the buying public as we all want to know what's going to happen in the very near future, rather than decades down the track.
And so it is with the book Apollyon Rising 2012-- The Lost Symbol Found and the Final Mystery of the Great Seal Revealed by Thomas Horn. If you think that is a long title, there is also a synopsis on the cover: A Terrifying and Prophetic Cipher Hidden from the World by the US Government for over 200 Years Is Here!
This sounds like the ultimate conspiracy theory in the style of Dan Brown.
Except...
there are some disturbing facts that sets it apart in this popular genre.
If you have read the news article written about this product, then you already know that I am very nervous about this. I see my little dog, a Bichon Frise, through “rose coloured glasses” I’m told, but I do need to stop her welcoming people by jumping up at their cars. The experts at www.dogmaster.com.au who are only a phone call away and have supplied the Petsafe Deluxe remote trainer to me for a “hands on” review, have absolutely assured me that if I follow their instructions religiously, all will be well.
So here goes!
The little unit I just received from www.oo.com.au is just the shot if you are visiting a foreign country and don’t know the native language well. I threw some batteries in and ran it through its numerous functions. You can see some of the translator’s capabilities within the product description and I can report that what it does, it does well. For its size, the Trinvo translator is pleasantly surprising.
While Brinno's PeepHole Viewer might not be nearly as salacious as you think, it does bring the age old front door peep hole into the 21st Century.
Read on for our experiences with this ingenious product.
The Vantage Vue was sent to us courtesy of www.davisnet.com in USA and through their Australian distributor Ecowatch at www.davisinstruments.com.au in Australia. With the product being their latest 2010 model hot off the assembly line it required some last minute radio frequency alterations to conform with Australian legal requirements.
Let me first apologise to those people who were expecting a “shoot out”. Unfortunately, the other party would not supply their product under the same concept and understanding that Davis did. Davis just said “we are sending you our latest 2010 product, compare it with whatever you like”. Nice to be so sure of yourself I guess, but I did wonder if they were perhaps too bold.
Have Davis set a new benchmark for their competitors to aspire to? Let’s see!
