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Stylus pens for touch screen devices are really nothing new, indeed the early touch screen phones and PDA's all came with a stylus, they were pretty much essential. However, as screens have evolved in to being almost exclusively capacitive...
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Something a little different for a Sunday morning. A couple of days ago I got my new watch from Tokyoflash. Tokyoflash is a company specialising in cool and unusual timepieces. Rather then conventional dials or LCD number displays the...
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Something a little different for us today, we have the EASYWAKEme sleep stage alarm clock to review so we're starting off with a quick unboxing video. During the working week I get up at around 5am so when the folks at Easywake offered to...
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Ok, I know what many of you are thinking having looked at the title of the post but no I haven't gone mad. As you know I love all things gadget but even I have to admit that when I got the email asking if I'd like to review a new vacuum...
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Logitech have today announced the latest addition to their successful webcam range. This camera has been specifically designed for easy video calling and HD recording on the go - whether you're at a birthday party or on a business trip, on...
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Here at tracyandmatt.co.uk we like to review interesting products and this one that I've been given for review is no different, here I have the new product from gear4 the UnityRemote. It is a very clever attempt at a universal remote and I...
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The Oxford PaperShow is the most unusual device I've ever tested. It's a digital-analogue crossover, a bridge between papers and computer screens, a digital tablet that uses paper and a Bluetooth pen that uses ink cartridges... If your...
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FaceVision TouchCam N1 webcam and Revolabs xTag microphone reviews
26/10/10@05:29 by Vince - 1076 words
How do you test a webcam these days? No, that's not a joke question. It's a real problem. Same with a microphone - these days, it's either it works or doesn't. But the pair of devices I tested is somewhat different to the rest of their...
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Introduction The Archos 8 Home Tablet is a confusing lump. Having crept onto the market without too much in the way of marketing the "8" is something of an odd choice for those looking for an internet media tablet. Archos know their stuff...
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If you are a regular Skype user like me or you do a lot of voice dictation then having a good quality microphone is a must. However the next feature you may look for is wireless connectivity. I personally find hands-free or rather...
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If you've ever used a webcam for talking to friends over MSN or Skype the chances are you've been limited to QVGA or maybe VGA quality video. Webcams tend to yield noisy, grainy results. However FaceVision are looking to change all this...
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Here's a look at the swanky new ARCHOS 8 home tablet. The main sell here is the digital photo frame application that also allows for web browsing and accessing web services thanks to the Android operating system. Running Android 1.6 with...
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When it comes to eBook readers the Amazon Kindle (and Kindle DX) seems to get all the press but in fact there are several other makes and models of eBook reader to choose from. The Sony Reader Pocket Edition PRS-300 is just one of the...
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About a month ago the nice people from Amazon kindly sent me a Kindle DX to review. The Kindle DX is the latest in the Kindle range of eBook readers which offers a larger and higher resolution display. I have to admit that I am not a big...
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It feels a bit odd reviewing the Archos 5 as it's not a phone! Anyway I thought I would give it a go as I tend to travel overseas for work a few times a year and thought this maybe the perfect travel companion (apart from my girlfriend of...
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E-Book readers and the Amazon Kindle itself have been around for a while and the latest Kindle, the DX, actually launched in the US in May of 2009. Until recently if you wanted to buy one in the UK you had to buy it and then arrange to...
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If you listened to the Mobiletech Addicts podcast that James and I were guests on a few days ago, you'll know that one of the subjects that we discussed in detail was the popularity of the Android OS and how it is being integrated in to...
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Ever wanted to show the photos on your digital camera or PDA whilst you're out and about? Well, now it's possible with this projector you can hold. Devicewire.com have just send us the details of this nifty new toy. Check it out: ...
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Last week the Elonex iGame Family TV Games Dock arrived and after the brief unboxing video I connected it to the TV right away. Easy connection and setup as well as being quite attractive, what did we think of the iGame? Read on to find...
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Something a little different to unbox and review this week, SuperEtrader sent me over the iGame Family iPod dock to have a look at. The iGame is a simple concept, take an iPhone or iPod and drop it in to the iGame dock and you can play...
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If you've got a newer HTC mobile and you're bored with the Teeter game but looking for another title to show off the Accelerometer then take a look at Ball Rush Aqua from Herocraft. Ball Rush Aqua is a brick-busting Arkanoid style...
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I just came across this cool video that reminded me of the cool creations that you used to see on that TV show Art Attack! Whole world in your hands - a PSP creation from Jay Jay Burridge Posted by: Matt Post...
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In their press announcement at CES, Sony have announced that they are entering the digital photo frame market with a range of models from 7" up to 10". Sony have even taken the technology from their Bravia HD LCD televisions in order to...
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Remember the days when projectors were large and expensive pieces of kit that you only saw at high-end presentations? They used to have three separate colour 'guns' for for RGB and each required time consuming alignment and focusing....
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Video and movie playback on your mobile or media device is generally very good thanks to today's technology. But one thing that has been missing, it's a cinema like experience! Well we are now one step closer to it. The Optoma...
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