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Accessories for the HTC HD2 – Reviewed

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Written by Martin Regtien | 17 March 2010
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Part I: Proporta Alu-Leather Case

 

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Proporta Case with box

 

Unquestionably the HD2 is the most glorious phone I've owned so far. Not the best when it comes to reception on Telstra's NextG network but for all other purposes just about ideal.

So, the next logical step it to accessorise it with some basic stuff and, courtesy of our UK friends at Proporta and Clove Technology, we hope to bring you the following accessories: two different cases to protect the HD2, a capacitive stylus and a charging cradle for your desk. We'll do these mini-reviews in a few instalments as not all the items were available at the same time.

First up the Proporta Aluminium Lined Leather Case (HTC HD2).

 

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Tegatech TEGA TTP10 3G Touch Tablet PC – Reviewed

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Written by Martin Regtien | 08 February 2010
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Tegatech TEGA TTP10

Move over iPad! Sitting on our test bench is Australia's latest Tablet PC, a beautiful 10 incher from the House of Tegatech.
You may know Tegatech as the key distributor and seller of UMPCs and ruggedised tablet PCs to list a few of their niche products. And you may know them from previous reviews we've done, like the MediSlate and the Ruvo Avox.
This time Tegatech has used their expertise to develop their own device. It is a 10.2" Tablet PC with built-in 3G modem and they are calling it TEGA.
They worked with the Chinese manufacturer K.R.T. to develop an Australianised Tablet PC by adapting firmware and the touchscreen to suit our climate.
As we mentioned in our Upcoming Reviews highlight: we quickly came to the conclusion that this is a very handsome and handy device with plenty of potential uses.
So here's a more in-depth take on this tablet and let's see how our findings panned out over the last few weeks.

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Jabra SP200 Bluetooth Speakerphone -- Reviewed

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Written by Martin Regtien | 16 December 2009
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Jabra SP200 Bluetooth Speakerphone


Having a Bluetooth speaker phone these days is almost essential if you want to comply with the laws that prohibit you holding a hand-held phone while driving.  And fortunately, there is plenty of choice on the market.  Today we are reviewing the Jabra SP200 speakerphone which is a rather basic unit, simple to use and inexpensive.  For most people an ideal choice.  So let's check out the features, the sound quality and ease of use.

 

 

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Chinavasion A-320 Micro Game Station (AKA Dingoo Digital) - Reviewed

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Written by Paul Moons | 08 May 2009
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A-320
On paper, Chinavasion's A-320 Micro Game Station promises a ridiculously feature packed hand held gaming/media player. Not only is the A-320 for real, but for the most part, it delivers on its promises.

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Resco Suites - Reviewed

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Written by Sue Bennett | 24 November 2008
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Resco Suites
Always on the lookout for utilities and fun stuff for my Pocket PC, I turned to Resco and was given the opportunity to check out some great software.  Resco is a Microsoft Certified Partner thus allowing them to produce software that not only compliments your phone but makes it an extension of your day to day living.  With a swag of awards, and a reputation for being an industry leader Resco doesn’t disappoint with its new releases.

 

So I started by installing the Utility Package...

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HTC Touch Cruise - Reviewed

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Written by Martin Regtien | 13 August 2008
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HTC Cruise
One of the most prolific makers of smartphones and PDAs, HTC, has been bringing out a slew of devices onto the Australian market. 

Today we will be reviewing the Touch Cruise which is a GSM phone (not suited, however, for the NextG network).
One of the main features of this device includes the TouchFLO technology that will allow you to scroll, pan and zoom in on your photos as well as access different programs.  Another key feature is the built-in navigation software from ALK technologies: Co-Pilot Live.
Let's have a look at the other features that make this phone an outstanding choice if you are happy to use the Windows Mobile platform.

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Big Screen Glasses - Vuzix iWear AV920 Video Glasses Reviewed

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Written by Paul Moons | 13 July 2008
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Vuzix AV920
Video glasses are one of those items that are supposed to be relegated to science fiction movies, books or perhaps merely the idle mind. Pity nobody told Vuzix.

 

Read on for our real life review of a pair of AV920 video glasses.

 

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ATP GPS Photo Finder - Reviewed

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Written by Kevin Cheng | 07 June 2008
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ATP Photo Finder
Around last Christmas DigitalReviews flagged an upcoming product to simplify geotagging photos using GPS technology.  ATP has kindly provided a unit of their Photo Finder for review.  We put the ATP Photo Finder through some gruelling paces, so how does it rate?

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