Creative EP-3NC Noise Cancelling Headphones : Review
Those kind folk at Creative gave us a pair of their new EP-3NC Active Noise Cancelling headphones to test out so we can tell our MightyGadget readers all about them. So here’s what we thought.
LG Cookie Fresh GS290 Review
In the old days pay as you go phones were cheap, cheerful and do everything required out of a phone one would need. They text, they ring. Nowadays, although not packing the super technological goods of an iPhone, HTC Desire or Galaxy S they still do their job and have basic extras. The LG “Cookie…
Creative ZiiSound D5 speakers review
Recently I have had chance to play with some of Creative’s new products. The first being the Creative ZiiSound D5 Speakers, which to be honest I have heard nothing about until now, so for those of you not in the know: The ZiiSound D5 speakers redefine the way music is to be enjoyed – wirelessly…
Sony Vaio X Series Review
Last September I had the pleasure of going to Berlin for the IFA and attending the Sony press conference where they revealed the astonishingly good looking Sony Vaio X which is a 14mm thick, sub 800g, carbon fibre netbook. Recently I was lucky enough to borrow the laptop for a review, and to be quite…
LG GW620 InTouch Max : Review
The GW620 InTouch Max is LG’s first Android handset and is generally aimed at the lower end of the spectrum when it comes to smartphones, obviously dominated by the likes of iPhone or other Android’s like the Nexus One. However just because of this don’t let that put you off, this phone still packs a…
LG GD900 Crystal Review
At the end of last year we blogged about LG planning on releasing 125 handsets globally and roughly 1 handset every 2 weeks in the UK. While I am not sure that figure is totally accurate today I would not be surprised if it was close, LG have certainly been pumping out the phones recently…
LG Arena KM900 – Review
On first looks the Arena looks like a smaller, slightly fatter iPhone. The screen takes up most of the phone with three buttons at the bottom of the screen and a small camera at the top. On the back of the phone, the camera lens is very small as to is the flash. The brushed…
Sony X Series Walkman Review (NWZX1050B)
The Sony X1000 Walkman has been eagerly anticipated since its announcement at CES this year. The NWZ range of walkmans was already well known for their excellent sound quality and the X Series ups the game a little further with the inclusion of noise cancelling, an OLED Touch Screen, Wi-Fi and a Web Browser. These…
Review: Sony’s flagship headphones MDR-XB700
Last week Sony announced their new line of headphones, the XB series. These new headphones are designed to deliver the lowest ever bass. The range includes and an in ear range consisting of the MDR-XB20EX and MDR-XB40. The other headphones all traditional closed-typ headphones and have a King size ear cushion and wide headband for…
Windows 7 Details & Review
If you haven’t got a copy of Windows 7 yet and would like to try it out then you are in luck as Microsoft have extended the Beta download to February 10th. While beta OS downloads from Microsoft don’t normally sound like a whole lot of fun, largely due to MS being notorious for developing…
Review: Dell Inspiron Mini 9 Netbook + Vodafone Mobile Broadband
I am sure most people have noticed there has been a big push by the big mobile phone companies recently towards selling mobile broadband. Most new mobiles come with 3G and some form of a web browser and most companies sell some form of web access on top of the normal phone contracts. Companies like…
Review: Snakebyte Retro Controller for the Wii
For those of you that despise the mess of wires and enjoy a bit of retro gaming on the Wii there are a growing number of solutions for you. One of which is the Snakebyte Wii Wireless Retro Controller. The manufacturer of this controller, SnakeByte, a European peripheral manufacturer that is offering an increasingly large…
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