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Looking wonderfully retro is Pentax’s contender in the enthusiast compact camera market, with the new MX-1 sporting a ‘craft design and vintage lines.’
Pentax MX-1 compact enthusiast camera packs sweet retro looks, fast 4x zoom lens and brass panels Read More
The battle at the lower end of the tablet market continues to heat up with the news that Acer have conjured up their cheapo Acer Iconia B1 budget tablet, although the pricing is …
Acer Iconia B1 budget Android tablet undercuts the Nexus 7 with $150 US price tag Read More
We reckon 2013 is going to be the year when touchscreen laptops hit the mainstream, and Lenovo has shown its keenness to get in on the action with the release …
Lenovo adds Edge E431 and E531 touchscreen ThinkPads Read More
Billed as a ‘sneak preview of Compressorhead during band practise at the Robocross head quarters in Berlin,’ this fantastic video shows three robots thundering away on top of Motorhead’s killer version …
Who wants to see a bunch of crazed robots play Motorhead’s ‘Ace Of Spades’? Read More
Samsung has thrown down the latest Compact System Camera in its NX range, the NX300, which packs a 20.3 million pixel sensor and built in Wi-Fi.
Samsung launches NX300 Wi-Fi enabled camera with 20MP sensor and optional 45mm 3D lens Read More
This nifty prototype creation by Brixton-based techie Richard Pope helps commuters decide between cycling into work or getting the tube, based on weather and travel conditions.
Bicycle barometer lets London commuters decide between taking the bike or the tube Read More
Appearing online ahead of their expected launch at this year’s CES are two full-frontal shots of the new additions to the Xperia smartphone line.
Sony Xperia Z Yuga and ZL Odin 5-inch 1080p LCD smartphone photos leak ahead of launch Read More
It’s been a long time coming, and there’s still no news when us Brits will be getting them, but Asus has announced that the long awaited dock for their hugely …
Google Nexus 7 tablet dock set for US release at the end of the month Read More
A beta update to Nuance’s Dragon Mobile Assistant for Android lets users get more stuff done just by hollering at their handsets.
Nuance Dragon Mobile Assistant adds new voice controlled powers to Android handsets Read More
It’s the creepiest all-walkin’, all shufflin’ robo-futuristic machine we’ve ever seen, but there’s something about this half dog/half-horse mad machine that we sort of like.
Nightmare-inducing DARPA Big Dog robot follows its master through the woods Read More
This incredible super-high definition image of Mount Everest and the Khumbu glacier is but a mere slither of a phenomenal gigapixel image captured by David Breashears during the spring of 2012.
Scroll around a two billion pixel photo of Mount Everest in awe Read More
The free wi-fi service on the London Underground is coming to an end in January 2013, and the only way you can keep on enjoying the service is if you’re …
London Underground wi-fi – register now for free service in 2013 – if you’re with the right network Read More
Samsung’s innovative new Galaxy Camera device is a curious mash-up of smartphone-meets-camera, and it’s something that some say represents the future of photography. So what’s it all about?
Can’t work out what the Samsung Galaxy Camera is all about? Here’s a video to explain all Read More
Our selection for the Wirefresh Laptop Of The Year may surprise some folks: in fact, some may say that it’s not a laptop at all, but for us it is the device that …
Our laptop of the year: the Asus Transformer Prime TF201 Read More
We hadn’t bought an Olympus product since the glory days of the 35mm film OM range, and with none of their digital range particularly impressing we’d found ourselves investing in Nikon, Lumix and …
Our camera of the year: Olympus OM-D E-M5 Micro Four Thirds compact system camera Read More