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  • DAB Tuner and recorder from SonData

    13 March 2006, 23:58

    So new it hasn't even got a name.

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  • Genius Notepad records your doodles

    13 March 2006, 07:48

    The Genius Notepad uses an undisclosed sensor technology to trace the movements of any pen you use on the paper pad you lay over the top of the Notepad base ...

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  • IP-Talky keyboard… let’s you.. er… talky.

    13 March 2006, 00:31

    The IP-Talky keyboard has an integrated handset to allow you to make VoIP calls from your, er, keyboard.

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  • Genius keyboard kills 9 out of 10 germs

    12 March 2006, 12:01

    Genius are showing off pre-production prototypes of their anti-bacterial keyboards.

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  • G-Talk USB VoIP phone

    12 March 2006, 11:55

    The G-Talk is Genius's take on a VoIP phone and it looks a bit sexy

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  • Doggie cam for those..er… fluffy lovers?

    12 March 2006, 11:55

    Genius has unveiled the doggy cam…

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  • Optimus gets a little brother

    1 February 2006, 17:17

    Art Lebedev Studio has announced a new product, similar to that of the Optimus keyboard which we continue to await eagerly. The Optimus Mini Three is similar in concept to ...

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  • CEDIA Expo - Dolby TrueHD,

    21 September 2005, 00:00

    Panasonic is set to introduce what it claims will be the world's first three-CCD camcorders to record MPEG-2 video to SD memory cards.

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  • Computex 2005: Solid power in your case from Amacrox

    2 June 2005, 00:00

    We reported before on the Thermaltake Power Station and now Amacrox are doing something that achieves the same end result of less cabling flapping around your case, but without the ...

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  • Computex 2005: FSP, AC-DC for your LCD

    1 June 2005, 00:00

    Coming from FSP, you can expect the same high standards and low price they’ve shown before in their products… just what you need when you spill coffee down the back ...

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  • Computex 2005: Acrox Pro 3D Laser Mouse

    31 May 2005, 00:00

    But what makes the Acrox mice specal is their laser eye techonology, which, they claim, is better than anything else on the market

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  • Review: FSP Group - Universal Notebook Power Supply

    18 May 2005, 00:00

    This is where FSP come in with their Universal Notebook Adapter, the NB90. Coming complete with 6 interchangeable DC output jacks, the Universal Notebook Adapter is compatible with most popular ...

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  • CTS 2005: Bestcare Flexible Keyboard

    14 April 2005, 00:00

    Each key is good for 1 million presses (how did they test THAT?) and is totally silent, making this ideal for libraries, internet cafes and the like where noise could ...

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  • CEBIT 2005: FIRST LOOK - RAPTOR-GAMING K1- gaming keyboard

    16 March 2005, 00:00

    The K1 is easily adjustable to your needs using a simple tool to remove any key you like and replace it with one of the eight fluorescent topped keys supplied, ...

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  • Review: Logitech MX1000 Mouse

    23 February 2005, 00:00

    As usual, Logitech have used a classic, but highly effective packaging method for the mouse, a variance on the type used on the previous market leader, the MX700. Being the ...

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  • Review: Ideazon Zboard

    13 May 2004, 00:00

    Great idea, poor execution. In my humble opinion of course. It might be worth tracking one down for a feel or play before you buy, to save you being disappointed. ...

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  • Review: FSP Silent Solution Kit

    16 December 2003, 00:00

    The FSP Silent-Solution Kit is certainly a very nice product. With great PSUs from leading companies such as Enermax and Antec, it leaves a small gap in the market for ...

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  • Review: iNexQ 54g Wireless AP and PCMCIA card

    10 November 2003, 00:00

    So if you\'re looking to rid yourself of the shackles imposed by wires the iNeXq is a good a starting point as any. Suggested pricing puts the Access Point at ...

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  • Review: X-trac Optical Mouse Pad and Eels

    29 September 2003, 00:00

    Surely all mousemats are the same? Its just a surface for the mouse to glide across. Well depending on who you speak to you could find yourself in a huge ...

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  • Review: Zalman ZM400A-APF PSU

    10 June 2003, 00:00

    £80 is steep for a 400w PSU. Whether it\'s worth it or not depends upon how much you value silence. Recommended to those looking for uber-quiet rigs.

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  • Review: Vantec Nexus NXP101

    8 April 2003, 00:00

    For those of you that leave your PC on overnight or just require a quieter PC, we have looked at the Vantec Nexus Multi-function Panel. This device fits into your ...

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  • Review: Game Controller Roundup

    1 March 2003, 00:00

    The keyboard is also not the most ergonomic of devices and in games there are certain positions your hand has to make that aren’t really ideal. In a perfect world ...

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  • Review: Matrix Orbital MX212 USB

    12 February 2003, 00:00

    The price tag on the LCD kit could put some users off but if you want one of the world\'s finest LCD\'s then you have to pay the price.

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  • Review: Coolermaster Alloy Mouse Pad

    29 December 2002, 00:00

    The strange thing was I actually played Counter-Strike last night and played better than normal. Now this could just be all my skills at CS or it could be the ...

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  • Review: Coolermaster Rounded Cables

    26 October 2002, 00:00

    They are one the best quality IDE cables I have used and you can tell Coolermaster have taken some time and effort in producing these cables. :-)

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  • Review: Belkin BusStation 7-port USB hub

    17 September 2002, 00:00

    The Belkin BusStation™ works just as you would expect it to. Plug in a USB-compliant device and Windows XP picks it up as if it was connected to the motherboard\'s ...

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  • Review: ABIT Media XP

    2 July 2002, 00:00

    In recent times we've seen a proliferation of the number of integrated features on motherboards. So, what was considered a feature-laden motherboard just a year or two ago, is now ...

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  • Review: Belkin USB Infrared Smartbeam

    28 May 2002, 00:00

    There used to be a time not so long ago when a PC was considered very much a standalone affair. Times have moved on and we've seen an increasing number ...

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  • Review: Paxmate Soundproofing

    10 December 2001, 00:00

    PAXMATe does make a significant difference to the sound of Delta fans and other fans, and there was no increase in case or cpu temperatures. This is a great product ...

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  • Review: Elsa Microlink PCMCIA Modem

    20 March 2001, 00:00

    I ran the modem for 2 hours on my BT Surf time internet connection and suffered no disconnections, the modem just worked exactly as you would expect it to.

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  • Review: Microsoft IntelliMouse Explorer

    20 April 2000, 00:00

    I can recommend this mouse to everyone who mostly uses their comouter to web-surfing and won\'t roam the pointer around at light speed over the desktop. If you are a ...

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  • Review: Razor Boomslang 1000/2000 Mouse

    6 April 2000, 00:00

    Razor Customiser: This is the tool that adds itself to the control panel and sits in the taskbar. This tool is used to configure everything that can be configured with ...

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  • Review: Ratpadz

    9 March 2000, 00:00

    The Ratpadz Earned the Hexus.com Mark of Approval, with a score of 5/6 - this is a must for all gamers!

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