The Vox TV-R allows you to record video from your TV or other video sources.

You can play video, pictures, and music all on your TV. 

Let's have a look at what this product can do...

This computer keyboard is different than all other keyboards that we have reviewed in the past.  Rather than putting all these fancy features on a keyboard that we may not actually need, a company has decided to go back to the 'basics' of the keyboard.  Going back to the 'basics', may not always have the desired effect.  This keyboard has a pricetag that most people may not be willing to pay for a keyboard.  At the same time, this review aims to see if this keyboard justifies its cost.

If you are a serious photographer you know about Photoshop and you might even use this on a daily basis.  Others, equally serious about their game, may have been daunted by the full complexity of the program or its price tag, and are looking for a program that is especially geared to streamline the tasks of a photographer.  Lightroom from Adobe is such a program and has been ravingly reviewed ever since version 1 was released.
Today we are having a look at Lightroom 2 which is a major improvement over the previous versions and offers probably all the functionality a professional photographer might need.

Aimed at extreme sports enthusiasts, the VHoldR is a compact video recorder which is small enough to fit into the palm of your hand, rugged enough to strap to the side of your car or bike and able to deliver 30 frames per second of VGA video.

Read on for our experiences with Twenty20’s VHoldR.

I have owned a number of portable audio systems and none of them have ever came close to producing sound I would consider, good, let alone audiophile. Soundmatters’ Foxl aims to change the way we look at portable speakers - Its two one inch speakers are claimed to produce sound that is good enough for audio purists.

Okay, we bite: Stay tuned as we try to get one of these units in to our labs and see what all the fuss is about.

The Thermaltake WingMA is a bit of a departure from Thermaltake's typical gaming and enthusiast cases, but this case is meant to appeal to a more general and wider audience.
With its simple construction, and stylish smaller design, this is a great product for a budget PC.

The Lian-Li PC-X500 Aluminum Case is a mid-tower case that works as a gaming case or even a home theatre PC. 

With its beautiful aluminium construction and a simple design, this case will appeal to many.

Digital cameras are everywhere. In any public space there is a good chance that someone next to you has a camera phone hidden away in their pocket, ready to record at a moment’s notice. Brando’s Mini Video Recorder is a bit different. While it too sits casually in a pocket, it is designed to record without anybody else knowing it is doing so.

Read on to find out more about this sneaky sucker.. 

With the likes of Google Earth and Streetview hitting the mainstream, the market for GPS recorders has suddenly come to the fore. The QT-1300 Travel Recorder Nano is the latest GPS recorder from QStarz, offering full functionality at a fraction of the size.

Read on for our experiences with the QT-1300.

When the average user has filled up an internal hard drive, they usually turn to an external USB drive and fill that up. And then another. And another..

Netgear’s ReadyNAS NV+ is a much more elegant, secure and neat solution. Its 4 drive bays support RAID protection (RAID 0, 1 and 5) as well as Netgear’s patent pending X-RAID technology. X-RAID allows users to easily and automatically scale from one hard drive right up to four without any technical knowledge.
The feature packed ReadyNAS NV+ series starts at around $1200AU for a unit without hard drives installed, right through to around $3300AU for a unit complete with 4TB (total capacity). To find out more, visit Netgear’s website.

Stay tuned as we try to get our hands on one of these units for the full DigitalReviews treatment.