Gadgets cover wide and varied areas including accessories, imaging, audio and visual and the likes.
discerning music lovers will never settle for the second best but that rule will have to bend a little when they hit the road cos’ extracting the pure digital audio from the laptop without a less-than-portable Digital Audio Converter (DAC) is nearly impossible. when we says ‘portable’, we really mean portable like something…
tired of waiting for Beats Executive cans that never come or simply want a pair that pleases your demanding ears and at the same time, don’t compromise your straight face, black suit corporate image? well, here’s one pair from Denon that you can actually look forward to. coming to you later this year, this pair of Artisan – Reference Grade headphones…
for consumers, the quest for the next best camera never cease and thankfully, we are never lack of options as imaging companies have been working real hard in turning out new cameras as frequently as phone maker are churning out smartphones. the latest to join the endless slew of compact digital cameras is the Nikon 1 J2, the successor…
unless you are one of those high society elites cum petrol-head, you probably have not heard of STRUT. for the benefit of those who don’t know who STRUT is, they are a specialist firm who turns out automotive jewelry such as chrome wheels, grills and all that (chrome) jazz. anyway, they have taken a step into the luxe gadget accessories market by…
ever since the adoption of touchscreen, the biggest gripe known to man is perhaps the lack of tactile touch. under ‘normal’ usage of the phone, this ‘issue’ is nonexistence (we just love to type and swipe, don’t we?) but it becomes more apparent once we get down to typing or playing games. while tactile-feel cravers have their fix with miniaturize Bluetooth…
looking to get more out of your Playstation 3 and other Sony devices? the Sony “nasne” PS3 PVR (model: CECH-ZNR1J) should do the trick. with the help of a Playstation3 app “torne”, the “nasne” bridges the gap between your digital satellite television programs, including digital terrestrial TV shows and your other Sony devices such as…
you know what? you can really trust Japanese computer peripherals and accessories maker, Elecom to come with some rather quirky stuff. next up in its never-ending quest for quirky and novel products is this NFC-enabled silicon keyboard (model TK-FNS040BK) aka Elecom one2TOUCH NFC Keyboard. so what the heck is a NFC-enabled…
with the Travelteq Pass Holder, travel light is the order of the day. like the now common iPhone wallets, the Travelteq Pass Holder is Travelteq’s take on an iPhone wallet when you are traveling because, apart from bills and cards, the other one essential that you will need when you are on foreign soils is passport. obvious, cos’ the last thing…
while some gaming fans are savoring the advanced gaming simulators available to them in the form of race car or aircraft simulator rigs, there is a group of folks working hard to develop one that will make FPS fans happy. we are not talking about complex rigs like the one that appeared on the gadget show or the Novint XIO…
when iPhone 4S debuted, it’s near-to-amazing imaging qualities further strengthens the iPhonegraphy movement, which also spawn a slew of add-on accessories that will make your iPhonegraphy experience more fulfilling but something is still missing there: a powerful flash. the iPhone’s built-in LED light is ample for casual shots or shining your path in the dark…
strange as it may sounds but some thirteen years ago, Star Wars: Episode I Racer on Nintendo 64 has a code where users can enter, thus allowing the player to user two N64 controllers to control the pod racers’ engines individually. naturally, would require two players collaborating in harmony…