Product Reviews
Nikon introduces another model tier to its D-SLR range, primarily to compete with Canon’s highly successful EOS 400/450/500D dynasty. Paul Burrows tries out the ‘entry-level plus’ D5000.
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Combining the extreme protection of a hard case with the portability of a backpack, the Italian-made HPRC 3500 makes a lot of sense if you’re carrying camera gear into challenging environments.
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The latest Bryston releases see the company entering into the digital realm for the first time.
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Still the only contender in Blu-ray recording, Panasonic’s latest PVR-recorder is technically brilliant, if ergonomically niggly.
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Samsung’s new ‘LED’ LCD 7100 model is one thrilling telly that points the way to the future of television.
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Sangean’s $279 DPR-99 is a slender unit, and brings the promise of a strong and well-regarded radio manufacturer turning its hand to digital reception.
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This Avanti Flow exudes luxury from every chrome press button, and brings far more to the tabletop than just FM and DAB+.
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It’s in your pocket, it’s instant start-up, it’s a whole new way to catch those Kodak moments.
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The refinements are under the lid in the form of a chicklet-style keyboard, Intel’s new Atom N280 processor, and a decidedly chunkier battery.
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Velodyne’s latest subwoofers bring microphone-based equalisation and other trickle-down tech to a new level of bass boxes.
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