Igloo review
Posted on 6-Dec-2012 09:24 Reviews, DVB and HD, by M Freitas
Igloo launched in New Zealand after months of speculation. But what is it and how does it work? Most importantly, is it for you?
Fujifilm XF1 review
Posted on 3-Dec-2012 16:05 Reviews, Consumer Electronics, by M Freitas
If you are looking for a light camera with lots of resources and stylish, the Fujifilm XF1 is in store for you.
Ford Mondeo Titanium review
Posted on 8-Oct-2012 15:48 Reviews, Consumer Electronics, by M Freitas
While Ford Sync is just now arriving in Australia (and we don’t have a set date for the technology to land in New Zealand yet) I was invited to experiment some of the advanced technology on board the Ford Mondeo Titanium.
Synology Disk Station DS212j review
Posted on 21-Jun-2012 13:51 Reviews, Consumer Electronics, by M Freitas
The times of noisy, power hungry, hard to manage Network-Attached Storage devices is behind us. And for home users, Synology might have just the right stuff.
Nike+ Sportwatch GPS review
Posted on 4-Apr-2012 15:07 Reviews, GPS, by M Freitas
The Nike+ Sportwatch merge elements of social with exercise to get the user fit.
ASUS ZENBOOK Ultrabook review
Posted on 4-Apr-2012 09:27 Reviews, Computing, by M Freitas
We shouldn't confuse "netbooks" and "ultrabooks". There's a lot of power packed into these little new portable devices and the ASUS ZENBOOK is a good device to show off these features.
ioSafe Rugged Portable review
Posted on 19-Mar-2012 16:37 Reviews, Computing, by M Freitas
We tested an external drive that resist wind, sand, water, drops - except fire. And it looks great, even after some of this "treatement".
NETGEAR Wireless Extreme WNDRMACv2 review
Posted on 23-Feb-2012 15:36 Reviews, Broadband, by M Freitas
I had quite a few routers for testing around here and almost all failed the performance test I impose to these little boxes, but the NETGEAR Wireless Extreme WNDRMACv2 router is one of the very few that passed the test with no problems.
Philips Stretch review
Posted on 4-Jan-2012 13:44 Reviews, Consumer Electronics, by M Freitas
What happens when you mix together sound technology, surf-inspired design, and a material that's six times more resistant than that used in headphones? The Philips Stretch is what happens.
Microsoft Touch mouse review
Posted on 3-Jan-2012 13:56 Reviews, Consumer Electronics, by M Freitas
Imagine you have a mouse and a touchpad, all packaged together in one single product. That’s pretty much what the Microsoft Touch mouse is.
Lenovo E320 review
Posted on 20-Dec-2011 09:39 Reviews, Computing, by M Freitas
Lenovo has released a small laptop that brings in more performance than "netbooks" could provide.
AOC Razor 23 inch LED monitor review
Posted on 1-Jun-2011 17:06 Reviews, Computing, by M Freitas
One of my current LCD (I have two plugged into my laptop on a three monitor setup) is an old AOC model. So I was quite happy to have a new AOC Razor LED monitor around here for a couple of months to test.
Acer Iconia A500 review
Posted on 18-May-2011 14:16 Reviews, Android, by M Freitas
One of the first Android 3 Honeycomb devices to be available in New Zealand, the Acer Iconia A500 tablet is a beautiful thing and it was fun to have it around in the last couple of weeks.
AR.Drone review
Posted on 11-May-2011 15:42 Reviews, Consumer Electronics, by M Freitas
You get lots of fun when you join augmented reality, mobile devices and flying machines.
Current Cost EnviR review
Posted on 26-Oct-2010 15:45 Reviews, Consumer Electronics, by M Freitas
Knowledge is everything - so they say. And knowing where your energy usage is going is half way through savings. We look at Current Cost devices, a way to connect to Google Powermeter in New Zealand.
The QNAP TS-659 Pro+ review
Posted on 4-Oct-2010 15:06 Reviews, Consumer Electronics, by M Freitas
The brand new QNAP TS-659 Pro+ is yet another example of a small, but fully featured NAS box, mostly designed for office use, but also useful at home - if you have the budget for it.
Motorola Milestone review
Posted on 12-Aug-2010 14:31 Reviews, Android, by M Freitas
The first high end Android device to come to Telecom New Zealand, with the latest available OS version for this model.
Polycom IP335 review
Posted on 29-Jun-2010 15:51 Reviews, VoIP, by Steve Biddle
I’ve played with a large number of IP phones over the last few years and have always been impressed by Polycom’s range of IP phones. Polycom have dominated the audio and video conferencing market for a number of years due to their high quality products and have established a huge following in the VoIP market in recent years.
