Packard Bell's first Pocket PC

Packard Bell's first Pocket PC palmtop, the PocketGear 2060, was released in May 2002. It's slightly smaller, slightly lighter, and with it's light blue metal c...read more

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To boldly satirise

Imagine a group of aliens, with no sense of irony, receiving TV signals from earth. They stumble across a Star Trek like 60's TV soap opera, and believe it to b...read more

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Does the job at a good price

Advantages: Good low-end machine Disadvantages: Problems with Matrix and Region 1 I was looking for a low-end DVD player to get me into the world of DVD. The 23...read more

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The Eagle Never Landed!

We didn't go to the moon in 1969. We couldn't have. The radiation would have killed Armstrong and Aldrin, and the X-rays would have zapped the photos. Add to th...read more

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A good all-rounder for great pictures

I've been using this camera for just over 18 months now, and am very pleased with my purchase, although I do look enviously at some of the smaller cameras that ...read more

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More pocket power

The Revo Plus builds on Psion's successful Revo machine by doublng the memory (from 8MB to 16MB) and by supplying a few extra goodies on the PsiWin CD that acco...read more

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Small and smart

Advantages: Disadvantages: Keen to try out WAP to see what all the fuss was about, I picked up this phone free when subscribing to Genie, who offer free WAP and...read more

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Great little play

My first foray into the world of portable MP3 has been with this little device, and I have to say I’m impressed. The unit itself is small and stylish R...read more

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Hello! I've got the DVD

If you've seen the superb Trigger Happy TV series on Channel 4, and laughed as much as I did, you'll want to get hold of ''Trigger Happy TV - Best of Series One...read more

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