Seeing is Believing: Realism and the Truecolour LCD display
Most of us who use a computer today use a TFT LCD display panel for everyday work, which come fairly cheap for their size. All of them boast great resolution, viewing angles, fast response times and mind blowing contrast ratios. But here is what some of them lack - ability to accurately recreate colour. So when you buy a display it is important to know not only what it can show you but also what it cannot show you.
Electronic Ink and The Future of Paper
Some of you, like me, may have walked into a bookshop recently or an electronics superstore perhaps and noticed a new section featuring the plethora of e-book readers that have come into the market. If you pick up one of these and play around with it, the first thing that will probably strike you as different is how 'paper like' the text display appears. Well you are looking at Electronic Ink or e-ink.
Securing Your Laptop and Personal Data Against Theft
Laptop prices are on the rise and they will continue to do so, making laptops an expensive investment. In this article I am going to discuss some of the techniques you can use to prevent loss of your beloved machine and its data. I am going to focus on physical theft of data because many people don't do enough to avoid this. I'm also going to explain how to build security in layers, making it tighter as you go deeper.
The Best Super Zoom Compact Digital Cameras Under £200
A while back I wrote about semi-professional digital cameras under £200, which were all super zoom but my focus then was more toward manual controls. So I decided to take a fresh look at what long zoom lenses can offer in some of the newer compact camera models.
God Of War
God Of War has become synonymous with the Sony PlayStation and specially the PSP. If you own a PlayStation or PSP and don't own God of War, no one will believe you own a PlayStation. So you'd better get your hands on this one. Alternatively, if you don't own a PlayStation, buy one so you can play God Of War. This is seriously too good to miss.
Cyberphone W (V654SK) Review
The Cyberphone developed by VoIP Voice is currently the best Skype compatible internet phone in terms of style, features and price.
Alcatel OT-708 Review
Atcatels OT-708 is currently the cheapest touch screen phone on the market. It is pretty well rated and for the price tag of around £30 the features are impressive so I decided to take an in-depth look.
VX1i Mini Mobile Phone Review
Smaller than a credit card the VX1i is light on the purse too with fully unlocked pay-as-you-go phones retailing from as low as £20. The pictures looked promising so I decided to take an in-depth look at this miniature mobile phone.
Alice in Wonderland (2010) Review
Alice is returning to Wonderland in Tim Burtons 2010 movie. Nuts, I wonder if you'd join her in her trip down the rabbit hole?


