Similar to the Canon EOS 10D DIGITAL, the Canon EOS 300D DIGITAL boasts a 6.3 megapixel CMOS image sensor along with Canon’s PictBridge support for direct printing.
EarthV.com reviews the brand new iPod Mini from Apple. Are there that many differences between the regular iPod and the Mini? You will have to read on to find out.
The lucky guys over at the HardwareZone get a chance to review the very slick Samsung SGH-E700 camera phone. It looks like the SGH-E700 scores very high on the scale.
HardOCP takes ATI’s latest AIW based on the Radeon 9800Pro VPU for a spin and see how it performs in games as well as a look into the multimedia features this video card offers.
ASUS further strengthens their nForce2 Ultra 400 position with the new A7N8X-E Deluxe. Can the enhanced motherboard for AthlonXPs keep pace with today’s speed champions?
While not its more muscular bigger brother the 9800 XT in raw frames it does bring excellent performance to the table that the remaining 95% of us who can't afford the 9800 XT.
Both Hard Extreme and The Tech Loung review the popular Ximete external hard drive. This is no ordinary hard drive as you can hook it up to your network for all to share - directly.
The MC60 from Siemens represents their entry-level camera phone. it has enough bells and whistles on its spec list to get your attention, but does it live up to that list?
After some initial teething problems, Crucial now sells some of the best high end ATi videocards on the market. Team that up with Crucial's excellent level of
Only a handful of hardware manufacturers have actually offered support for DivX/XviD in home DVD systems and with the LVD-2002, Lite-On joined the rank and file.
Stylish, clamshell-style Sanyo VM4500 also offers camera and camcorder functionality, built-in flash/movie light, speakerphone, and 2.1-inch color LCD display.
The importance of the VCR can never be overstated when we take a look at the evolution of home and personal entertainment, however it appears that it is now time for a change.
The China digital disk technologies community announced that it will promote an upgraded consumer electronic product, in place of DVD, in the coming golden sales season.