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Aperion INTIMUS 5.1 Review

Aperion's website, where they sell all of their products from, is full of praise from happy customers. After testing the INTIMUS system, we now know why.

HSU VT-12 Speakers Review

The HSU Research VT-12 system features an innovative center channel that makes these satellites sound bigger and better than you may expect.

HP Photosmart 7760 Review

The HP Photosmart 7760 is a versatile photo printer that features an LCD screen for making prints without the use of a computer. Is stylish printer right for you?

Gateway 610XL Review

With just two cables and one remote, you'll gain a PC, LCD TV, Personal Video Recorder, DVD player, FM Tuner, MP3 player and stereo in one compact system.

Snap Appliance Snap Server 1100 Review

The Snap Server is a pint-sized and incredibly easy to use network attached storage device for small business and home network use.

Philips 17PF9945 Review

This Flat TV offers a 17" a high resolution monitor for outstanding picture quality, including high brightness and contrast display capability. The Philips 17PF9945 LCD is perfect for the kitchen or office.

HP Photosmart 145 Review

The HP Photosmart 145 is an extremely compact and portable photo printer. While the Photosmart 145 is great for traveling with, there are still better alternatives. Read on to see what we mean.

Toshiba Dynabook SX Review

Toshiba's Dynabook SX is a Japanese import brought to the U.S. for the discerning mobile professional. Can its good looks and light weight make up for its lack of features?

Sony Clie PEG-UX50 Review

With Sony CLIÉ production coming to a halt, the CLIÉ UX50 is an endangered species. However there are still some retailers stocking this very cool handheld.

Logitech MX1000 Review

The MX1000 is Logitech's first mouse featuring their new laser tracking technology, promising 20X the tracking power of regular optical mice. Could Logitech's MX1000 be the gamers dream?

Syntax Olevia LT30HV Review

Syntax's Olevia LT30HV LCD 30-inch HDTV doubles as a computer monitor featuring a 750:1 contrast ratio and 16ms response rate - for under $1400 dollars.

Sony VRD-VC20 Review

With Sony's VRD-VC20 DVD writer, you don't need a computer. Simply plug your camcorder directly into the unit and you are set to go.

Canon Digital Rebel XT Review

Canon's new Digital Rebel XT not only outputs better images than its predecessor's, but it's faster and features longer battery life. This is the digital camera you have been dreaming about.

FujiFilm FinePix Z1 Review

The FujiFilm FinePix Z1 is an attractive camera that fits in your shirt pocket. Beauty is not always skin deep however, as this camera gives off some stunning pictures.

Sony Cyber-Shot DSC-W7 Review

The Sony Cyber-Shot DSC-W7 camera is big on features, but surprisingly easy on your pocket-book. Casual photographers need to check out this 7MP beauty.

Canon PowerShot SD500 Review

Smaller than the proverbial deck of cards but about as thick, the SD500 (around $450) is truly a go anywhere point-and-shoot digicam.

Olive Symphony Review

Those with a taste for high-fidelity will find the Olive Symphony a dream come true. Now you can bridge the gap between your sound system and your PC.

T-Mobile SDA Review

The new T-Mobile SDA is getting a lot of attention, but does it really deserve it? Just another over-hyped phone, or a real treasure? Read on to find out.

Sony Ericsson w800i Review

The Sony Ericsson W800i is probably the hippest phone we have gotten our hands on. It can play music, has a 2.0 megapixel camera and Bluetooth.

Sling Media Slingbox Review

Stream your favorite TV shows straight from your TV, DVR, or DVD Player directly to your PC with this cool and innovative new product.

Motorola PEBL Review

Without a doubt the Motorola PEBL phone is a site to behold. But for every cool feature, it's lacking in something out. Check out our review before you buy!

Samsung A950 Review

Forget everything you know about a value phone without features. The new Samsung a950 is easy on your wallet and packed with suprises.

JBL OnStage II Review

JBL's OnStage II is the perfect companion for your Apple iPod. We don't always want to be plugged in, but still want to listen to music, and the OnStage II is perfect for that.

Casio Exilim EX-S600 Review

Casio stays true to their Exilim series with the S600 which is a 6 megapixel camera with plenty of fun features, perfect for that trip with your friends.

Slim Devices Squeezebox V3 Review

Slim Devices latest version of their popular Squeezebox keeps in tradition with the original; it totally kicks butt and is a basic necessity for your home.

Samsung SyncMaster 940BF Review

The Samsung Syncmaster 940BF would have you believe this is the ultimate monitor, but read our review before you fall in love with it.

Samsung MM-A920 Review

The Samsung MM-A920 for Sprint supports the networks new PowerVision TV service and sports some pretty cool features like EV-DO and Blutooth.

JVC SU-DH1 Review

The JVC Su-DH1 allows you to use any pair of 2-channel headphones to emulate Dolby 5.1 Surround Sound. It works with your MP3 player, Sony PSP and more.

Blackberry 8700g Review

Its combination of sophisticated styling, excellent navigation, and high-powered applications make the Blackberry 8700g a must-have.

Samsung T509 Review

Samsung's SGH-T509 offers a thin design and a great user interface but an awful camera and lack of features prevent it from standing out.

LG VX9800 Review

The LG VX9800 is one of the oddest phones out there. It opens like a laptop, has a full QWERTY keyboard, 1.3 Megapixel camera and more.

Lenovo 3000 V100 Review

Lenovo continues in the IBM ThinkPad tradition with their new Lenovo 3000 V100 laptop. Designed for business users, the 3000 V100 still looks great in the process.

HP PhotoSmart 8050 Review

The HP Photosmart 8050 is a perfect blend of quality and usability at a reasonable price. But can you really get a good printer for $150 dollars? Read on to find out.

Casio Exilim EX-Z60 Review

For $249 you get 6-megapixels of fine photography power behind a sleek, thin silver casing. There are some drawbacks to the Exilim Z60 however.