Photo printing minus the PC
Rejoice, fellow digital photographers – the first credible alternative to PC- and Boots-free printing has arrived.It comes in the shape of the Lexmark
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AIBO learns to talk
The evolution of AIBO continues at an astonishing rate. The new Champagne Brown ERS-7M3 comes with Mind 3 software which allows the mecha-mutt to comm
World’s smallest Freeview adaptor
Miglia has teamed up with Elgato, the company that make EyeTV products, to produce the world’s smallest USB Freeview adaptor. Looking like a podgy Shu
Gizmondo 2 goes widescreen, Gizmondo 1 gets EA games
This here is the Gizmondo Widescreen, the PSP’s deadly new nemesis. Rumours and leaked photos of the handheld have been floating around the web for d
O2 switches on mobile TV
Live mobile phone television starts in Oxford next week. O2 has been dishing out Nokia 7710s – the widescreener in the pic – to lucky trialists in th
Touchscreen MP4 player takes on Zen Vision and AV500
Just when we thought Archos and Creative had the whole porta video thing wrapped up, the touchscreen i-Station i2 lands on our desk. Come on through to find out why it could warrant a place on your MP4 shopping list
PS2 loses its power
Sony is recalling 3.5 million power adapters for its slimline PlayStation 2 console after fears of overheating
Alienware launches MP3 player and speaker dock
While it might seem that Apples grow on trees at the moment, we were surprised to see a new MP3/WMA/PlaysForSure player, called the CE-IV, announced by Alienware in the US. They’ve also opened spooky, misty hangar doors on the HUB, a speaker dock that wor
Sony’s purple ‘pods
No sooner does Apple launch the ROKR and nano then Sony releases its own portable music salvo. Its new Walkmans (to be known only as Walkman, don’t you know) come in 6GB and 20GB form, and look entirely different from any of Sony’s previous HD efforts. An
PSP breaks sales record
Sony’s PlayStation Portable has become the fastest selling games console in UK history, shifting 185,000 units in the first four days of sale – despite many stores selling out within hours of launch. So, have you managed to get your hands on the Greatest
Berlin extra: Epson’s all-in-one home cinema
Home cinema, breadmakers – they used to inhabit such different worlds. They still do, in fact, despite our assumption that they’d been converged in Epson’s EMP-TWD1, an all-in-one system with a projector, speakers and DVD player
Live from IFA 2005 in Berlin: Philips launches Media Center
Philips has announced the launch its first ever Media Center PC at the IFA technology show in Berlin – and it claims it has better video playback than any of its rivals
