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Written by Ken Monday, 09 June 2008 23:03
Citizen Cyber Aqualand NX dive computer review
Price paid: £499 from Ernest Jones
I’ve always been fascinated by watches, especially watches that are so crammed full of useful functions and abilities that telling the time seems to be an afterthought! The Cyber Aqualand NX, part of Citizen’s Promaster range, is almost the ultimate gadget watch. Citizen have managed to fit an advanced dive computer into a wearable watch, which raises the bar on fashionable, chunky and useful wrist-gadgets.
Written by samba Wednesday, 04 June 2008 15:43
Sony ECM-PC50 Electret Condenser Microphone Review
Price paid : £21.41
Postage : £4.50
Bought from Amazon.co.uk Marketplace
I must have been through 10-12 microphones over the years and I have never found one I actually liked using, usually I would go for a headset for Skype/Ventrilo but I decided it was time to try a Clip-on mic as I was sick of the poor quality of the headsets I had used that had microphones attached. Initially I was looking at the Sony ECM-CS10 Powered Stereo mic that is similar to the PC50 but I thought there would be compatibility problems with the PC and I also hate having to use/buy batteries for things unless they are Wireless/Portable.
Written by Ken Tuesday, 03 June 2008 23:13
Sony Ericsson HBH-PV702 bluetooth headset
Price paid £13.49 with free delivery from play.com
After a few years working abroad, I was amazed to come home and find that Bluetooth headsets could be had for under £10. I remember when a Bluetooth headset was around £70, so I had to get one to play with! After all, its worth that much to be legal in the car, and to get rid of the wires around your desk.
Written by Samba Tuesday, 03 June 2008 21:56
Written by Ken Monday, 02 June 2008 21:52
Zagg InvisibleShield scratch-proof case for iPod Touch
Price £11.99 with free delivery from play.com
While indisputably a lovely looking bit of kit, the iPod touch is also scarily easy to scratch, so one of the first things you’ll want to invest in is a case of some kind. The Zagg InvisibleShield claims to use military technology to save your iPod without hiding its good looks.
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