Category: Peripherals
CES 2008: Razer Mako is a high-end desktop audio system
I bought my desktop speakers for about a fiver in Wilkinsons. No wonder everything in my iTunes library sounds tinny… A far better bet would be Razer’s new Mako 2.1 desktop speaker system, which goes on sale this month.
CES 2008: Dell launches 22-Inch Crystal monitor
Very few computer monitors are worth getting excited about, but the new Dell Crystal should join that exalted club. It’s a 22-inch widescreen display blending ultra-clear tempered glass with a polished metal tripod.
i-Buddy – real-life icon for MSN
Screen icons not good enough for you? The i-Buddy moves them from the desktop onto your desk.
Shiny Video Review: MoGo X54 Pro Bluetooth Mouse and Presenter
Alex looks at the tiniest little media remote/mouse job, from Newton. The MoGo X54 has Bluetooth capabilities, and is…
Giant NES controller – that hides a PC
Just what the world needs – a giant NES controller that doubles up as a PC case.
Hauppauge launches WinTV USB2 TV Stick – live TV and video transfer on your PC
The Hauppauge WinTV USB2 TV Stick does more than just offer live TV on your computer – it offers you everything you need to transfer it to disc, as well as transferring your old videos to a digital format.
LG launches entry-level L1954TQ 5000:1 monitor
LG has introduced the L1954TQ 19-inch PC monitor, which offers a contrast ratio of up to 5000:1 at what LG describes as ‘an affordable price’.
Lite-On DX-20A4PU external DVD writer expands EZ-DUB one-touch disc burning system
PLDS (Philips & Lite-On Digital Solutions) has announced the availability of the DX-20A4PU external DVD writer, sporting an updated version of the EZ-DUB system allowing one touch duplication of discs and files. Two touch-sensitive buttons on the top of…
USB Guitar Link – recording studio in your PC
Fancy playing the guitar but don’t want to buy all the extra kit? The USB Guitar Link could save you the hassle.
iCue USB music mixing kit – DJ practice in your lunch hour
Setting up some decks, a mixer, an amplifier and speakers isn’t always practical, but plugging in the iCue USB music mixing kit is pretty straightforward if you fancy sharpening your DJ skills. And you don’t need the vinyl either.
