Moto’s RAZR-style Blackberry killer
Say hello to the Q – the world’s thinnest QWERTY smartphone wedded to a mighty handsome RAZR-inspired design. Oh, and it also has Win Mob 5.0, Bluetooth and push email…
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M500 grapples with Compact & Jam
It’s war! Just when we thought the JAM and Compact were about to announce an amnesty, Orange has thrown its lot in with its macho-styled mini palmtop, the SPV M500
Hang the iPod DJ
Mothball your old mixer and power down your Technics SL1200s – the iPod hegemony is complete. This is Numark’s iDJ Mixing Console for iPod, and it deserves to win simply because it looks spectacular
World’s sexiest headset – yep, it’s the RAZR one
The votes are in. According to a rigorous straw poll at Stuff Towers, Moto’s RAZR H3 is officially the world’s sexiest Bluetooth headset. The specs ain’t bad, either…
PSP gets web browser
Phew, you won’t have to hack your PSP to death. Sony’s adding a full HTML web browser in a firmware update in just six days’ time – plus AAC support, a wallpaper feature and loads more
60GB iRiver U10 due Jan 06
Exclusive: we’ve just got back from fondling the kooky and frankly beautiful iRiver U10. First thoughts? Hugely innovative, easy to use and incredibly well built. Plus we found out there are 8, 30 and 60GB versions on the way…
Zen portable speakers 3, iPod portable speakers 57
Taking your Zen Micro away on holiday? Creative would like you to take a peek at the Travelsound 400. You should, too – it looks like a fine little speaker system
The Orange C550 is here!
No, really! It’s here – on our desk. Could this be the smartphone to knock the Nokia 6680 and T-Mobile Compact off their perches? Click through to read our first thoughts…
Sony’s first sat-nav
Exclusive: That whimpering noise you can hear? It’s the sound of TomTom quaking in its booties at the sight of Sony’s NVX-P1, a 2GB portable sat-nav with a monster screen
First Xbox chipping conviction
A Cambridge graduate’s just been charged in Wales for selling chipped 200GB Xboxes with 80 games pre-loaded on the hard drives
iRiver’s M:Robe
If imitation really is the highest form of flattery – and personally, we prefer sycophantic compliments – then Olympus’s M:Robe must be blushing scarlet at the arrival of iRiver’s new U10
GPS gets road names
Wave goodbye to sussing which lane your sat-nav’s telling you to get into – Magellan’s just designed the world’s first system that’ll read the road names out loud
