Philips Shaver Series 9000 review
Posted on 15-Dec-2014 14:47 Reviews, Consumer Electronics, by M Freitas
Just a few weeks ago I saw a new discussion here on Geekzone with people discussing shavers so I took the opportunity to try a new Philips Series 9000.
Google Chromecast review
Posted on 15-Dec-2014 13:47 Reviews, Consumer Electronics, by M Freitas
It's here: the Google Chromecast streaming stick lands with loads of content already available for your lounge entertainment.
Brother MFC-J5720DW review
Posted on 2-Nov-2014 16:24 Reviews, Computing, by M Freitas
The new Brother MFC-J5720DW multi function printer arrived here just in time for us to try something different: printing photos on canvas. Mind you this is not the only thing this multi-talented printer can do
QNAP TS-451 review
Posted on 23-Sep-2014 14:31 Reviews, Consumer Electronics, by M Freitas
We have looked at many Network Attached Storage (NAS) devices over the years and the last two years this category has shown consistent improvements in software and increase in performance.
Navman SmartGPS review
Posted on 7-Aug-2014 14:53 Reviews, GPS, by M Freitas
I had the Navman SmartGPS for a few weeks now for this review. Used it around the Wellingon region and have to say it's a very capable in-car navigation system with interesting features.
Samsung Galaxy Tab S 8.4 review
Posted on 10-Jul-2014 13:37 Reviews, Android, by M Freitas
The Samsung Galaxy Tab S is a beautiful device. There I said it. Some people around Geekzone will probably know I am not a big fan of Samsung's Galaxy S series of smartphones when it comes to design but the Samsung Galaxy Tab S is an entirely different thing.
Intel NUC D54250WYKH Review
Posted on 2-Jul-2014 13:34 Reviews, Computing, by M Freitas
The new Intel NUC is out in New Zealand with more feature while keeping its small form factor.
Thecus N2310 review
Posted on 2-Jul-2014 13:03 Reviews, Consumer Electronics, by M Freitas
Thecus is not a brand I often hear about here in New Zealand so it is an interesting change to have one at home, more specifically the entry-level Thecus N2310 dual bay NAS appliance.
Sphero 2.0 review
Posted on 15-May-2014 11:47 Reviews, Consumer Electronics, by M Freitas
Sphero is a smart ball. Orbotix, the company behind this piece of technology calls it a "robot ball" and "a game system". Either way it's a an interesting kit, with limitless possibilities.
Crucial M550 SSD review
Posted on 6-May-2014 14:08 Reviews, Computing, by M Freitas
Not too long ago the most touted upgrade for any PC was memory. Now it is SSD. How much better can your PC get when using one of the new Crucial M550 SSD?
Amazon Fire TV review
Posted on 26-Apr-2014 15:04 Reviews, DVB and HD, by M Freitas
This little black box can bring you hours of entertainment. But does it work in New Zealand?
QNAP TS-220 review
Posted on 3-Jan-2014 17:56 Reviews, Consumer Electronics, by M Freitas
We have previously covered QNAP NAS devices but wanted to touch again on these to see how the new version of its operating system, QTS 4.0 is coming along.
HP Microserver Gen8 review
Posted on 6-Nov-2013 20:30 Reviews, Computing, by M Freitas
We have recently received one of the new HP MicroServe Gen8 boxes here for review. Clearly aiming at the SME market, this is the kind of hardware that can - and will - help business leverage technology with low cost investment in ongoing administration resources.
DTVS Smart1 Satellite Receiver review
Posted on 9-Sep-2013 18:56 Reviews, DVB and HD, by n4
In this review, we have a look at the Smart1, an Android-based "hybrid" device: an all-in-one satellite receiver, PVR, media player and Android PC.
ASUSTOR AS-604T review
Posted on 7-Jun-2013 16:25 Reviews, Consumer Electronics, by M Freitas
We look at another alternative for network storage devices for small offices, home offices and enthusiasts.
iTwin Connect review
Posted on 6-Jun-2013 16:59 Reviews, Consumer Electronics, by M Freitas
We look at a simple to use VPN and remote access solution, ideal for those who want access to files back at the office or home while on the go.
