Gadgets cover wide and varied areas including accessories, imaging, audio and visual and the likes.
understanding that not everyone is a fan of preloading contents into a wireless drive, Kingston refreshed its two-year old Wi-Drive with the Kingston MobileLite Wireless Flash Reader which does away with the ‘restrictive’ internal storage for more flexible media like USB flash drives and SD cards. it is still very much the
as a bass head you probably won’t opt for in-ear audio buds, but if the i-box Bass Addicts In-Ear Headphones might just change your perception. according to i-box, the Bass Addicts is designed in response “to the bass demands of today’s tunes, but not at the expense of a balanced overall presentation.” features include
if there’s one thing that we can’t get enough of in this digital age, it would be the USB flash drive. honestly, running out of capacity from these nifty devices is one thing, but with so many thoughtful and sleek drives going round, it is hard not to grab another. the SanDisk Cruzer Orbit USB Flash Drive you see here
majority of the population will never be able to afford an IMAX theater setup in their humble abodes, so the LG 55-inch Curved OLED TV (model 55EA9800) is the next closest thing any average joe will get to an IMAX experience in their homes. first showcased early this year at the 2013 International CES, the Korea electronics
in a market swarmed with Jambox-like Bluetooth speakers, it is easy to forget the one thing that your discerning sound hole craves for: power output. with most speaker letting out measly 3 watts to 16 watts output, the Loewe Speaker 2go NFC-enabled Bluetooth Speaker easily stands out with its 40 watts of total output
what constitutes to a good phone? we believe it is the ‘good feel’ when you first picked it up and that’s what the Samsung GALAXY S4 when i first held in my hand. it could be partly due to my gorilla-size hand. anyway, it does feel good and it kinds of make me forgot about its uncanny similarity with its immediate predecessor, the S3.
well, this come as a news to us all. Singapore is the least likely place on Earth that you will see its own home grown smartphone. anyway, it has now and it comes in the form of the Synrgic Uno Android Smartphone. to be honest, we were first drawn to it by its overall industrial design aesthetic which has a very uncanny resemblance to Sony Mobile’s recent offerings. i.e. it looks totally awesome.
sleeve or case? that’s often a tough decision when it comes to scouting out for an iPhone 5 case. so save yourself the dilemma and get yourself a Hard Graft iPhone 5 Back Up Case & Cover that, as its name implies, is both a case and a sleeve. there’s nothing magical here: the product comes as two parts, a vegetable tanned Italian leather-clad
this robotic canine which appears on and off throughout the many years of Doctor Who won’t pop laser from its nose, or offer you a wealth of encyclopedia knowledge, but it does make an awesome laptop or desktop computer companion by providing an additional four USB ports. instead of bagging a replica toy or display, why
fans of Sammy’s tablets, your wait for the new gen budget tab is over. meet the new Samsung GALAXY Tab 3 (US$tba) android tablet, a 7-inch that conveys the usual sleek design ethos, albeit still clad in plastic, that the Korean electronics have been known for in recent years. we are not going to pretend that we are wowed by this latest
if the hefty price tag of a digital recording binoculars proves too much for your wallet, then the Snapzoom might be a more financially sensible alternative. in a nutshell, Snapzoom is a universal smartphone scope adapter that lets you turn an optical scope, be it a dual or single eyepiece scope, into a