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Mitsubishi Diamond Touch DTRF-1 

Mitsubishi Diamond Touch DTRF-1

by Jeremy Torr  |  10 Sep 2003  |  Comment now
What do you need from a cordless keyboard? Basically, no cord, and keys that work. Things like smooth action, well-spaced keys, special-function Internet controls and a weighty feel that stops it sliding around are all pluses.
JNC SSF-70  

JNC SSF-70

by Jeremy Torr  |  1 Sep 2003  |  Comment now
The Korean-made JNC SSF-70 is very cool, neat and bursting with goodies – it comes with 128MB of MP3 storage plus voice recording plus a built in FM scanning tuner plus a built in auto-charging battery – all in a tiny tube designed to hang ‘round your neck on a special earphone/neck strap combo.
APACER audio steno BP300 

APACER audio steno BP300

by Jeremy Torr  |  1 Sep 2003  |  Comment now
Take the Xiro internals, pop them in a groovy egg-shaped casing, lose the dodgy controls, put one-touch buttons where they are needed, add a quality pair of headphones with built in volume control and what do you have? The Apacer BP300.
HARDKEY/EG PRO 

HARDKEY/EG PRO

by Jeremy Torr  |  1 Jul 2003  |  Comment now
The HardKey/EG Pro is a combination of USB dongle and software together encrypting files or systems keeping your data safe from prying eyes.
CA ETRUST ANTIVIRUS V7 

CA ETRUST ANTIVIRUS V7

by Jeremy Torr  |  1 Jul 2003  |  Comment now
Computer Associates (CA) is one of the biggest names in the software industry, even compared to Microsoft. Most of its business is done in the enterprise and corporate field, and this heritage shows in eTrust Antivirus.
Apple PowerBook G4 12-inch 

Apple PowerBook G4 12-inch

by Jeremy Torr  |  1 May 2003  |  Comment now
The new 12in PowerBook G4 is a truly beautiful piece of equipment. It sports a superb screen, the best portable keyboard ever and a super-slick, slot-loading DVD/CD-RW combo drive. Add FireWire, Bluetooth, Ethernet, a couple of USB ports and the usual external sound and video ports and it seems like everything you could want is on offer at a sub- $4,000 price.
Ricoh Caplio 300G 

Ricoh Caplio 300G

by Jeremy Torr  |  1 May 2003  |  Comment now
Aimed at the outdoor snapper who wants good quality digital images, the Caplio 300G is a straightforward 3-megapixel compact camera, with a few useful extras built in.
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