Fujifilm has been indulging a recent obsession with retro-ism. First there was the sublime Fujifilm X100 with [...]

Sony may not have been first to the compact system camera party, but its NEX range of swappable lens snappers is mightily impressive – and that’s [...]

Samsung’s previous NX series models have been chunkier and heavier than models from the likes of Sony and Panasonic, but the new NX200 changes that [...]

Motorola’s original RAZR defied convention with its impossibly thin form factor and laser-etched keys. Fast forward seven years and Moto’s [...]

If anything can mount a challenge to the iPhone/Android status quo, it’ll be this joint effort from Microsoft and Nokia. Nokia is [...]

The roster of Honeycomb-wielding tablets has significantly increased since Motorola’s original Xoom entered the tablet arena back in March, with fierce competition [...]

Where Apple spent years carefully giving birth to a single iPad, Samsung’s Galaxy Tab family is expanding with all the thought and [...]

With its combination of seamless Amazon shopping and recession-friendly pricing, the Kindle Fire is destined to be stuffed into millions of American [...]

Wireless audio has come of age in 2011, with new AirPlay-equipped docks and micro systems appearing on a seemingly daily basis. Sonos, [...]

The Nikon Coolpix P7100 is the new flagship compact from the Japanese company: a no-compromise snapper aimed at the sort of seasoned [...]

Let’s not pull any proverbials here – the iPhone 4S did not arrive as we imagined. But despite that, the phone Apple introduced to awed gasps in 2007 has [...]

The Xperia Arc was a highlight in Sony Ericsson’s portfolio this year: a super-slim, über-stylish handset with a high-resolution display. So, the news that it’s now [...]

The shelves in your Jumbos and SharafDGs are full up with near identical Android tablets. And Google’s Ice Cream Sandwich revision to its OS is just around [...]

The weighty, well-built Zeppelin has had a slight rejig, but it remains unmistakable. The original premium iPod dock is now one of [...]

In DSLR terms, a US$1,200 price tag puts the D5100 in the middle-market. It’s expensive enough to have some gravitas, to stand [...]

Thin is, most definitely, in. But with MacBook Airs, Intel ultrabooks and second generation tablets to contend with, it’s not enough for [...]

Sony Ericsson’s Xperia Ray looks for all the world like a miniaturised Arc and, for the most part, that’s exactly what it is, although the Ray [...]

Acer Aspire S3 – the first Ultrabook
The MacBook Air may be the reigning champ in the razor-thin laptop stakes, but what if [...]

When you can spend as little as US$200 or over US$800 on a tablet, deciding how much cash to splash isn’t easy. [...]

Do you need a pico projector? Probably not, unless you’re contractually obliged to deliver the same Powerpoint presentation on the state of the rubber hosing [...]

Would you drive a car because it had an Apple logo on it? Then perhaps you’re the kind of person who’d be interested in a laptop with with the famous fighting bull of [...]

Launched just six months after the GF2 (which we liked apart from its touchscreen interface), the GF3 will raise eyebrows if you’re [...]

The latest BlackBerry at first glance looks like a throwback to the first Bold. It’s noticeably wider than the most recent models  [...]

Anyone whose mouth moistened at the recent news of Intel’s $300m slush fund to help produce MacBook Air-style ‘ultrabooks’ can look away [...]

Docks this size have a tendency to make the most powerful music sound like it’s being played by a rodent four-piece in [...]

Of course the Olympus PEN E-P3 isn’t an SLR. We all know that but we have to call it something. This third [...]

Standard headphones and running aren’t happy bedfellows. The motion shakes them from your lugs, which means either constantly replacing them (a big [...]

It’s no secret that the headphones that come with portable players tend to be rather pants. Sure, some are better than others, [...]

We have a new favourite point-and-shooter, and it’s this, the Sony Cyber-shot DSC-HX9V. We love it more than any compact camera ever, [...]

Since the demise of vinyl, nothing has risen to claim the mantle previously held by the Technics 1210 turntable, but Pioneer has [...]

Although the 1100D sits firmly at the bottom of Canon DSLR range, it’s still capable of knocking out well exposed, nicely saturated [...]

Between taking his time to perfect a beat, Dr Dre spends working hours with Monster’s audio engineers. The fruits of their labours [...]

Remember netbooks? They’re back, and called Chromebooks. They run Chrome OS – Google’s vision of a computer that works almost universally through [...]

If you’re going to do 3D video properly you don’t want the left and right views to share the same lenses or [...]

Apple’s original 2008 Macbook Air was like a human beatbox – a crowd-pleaser that quickly turned out to be, well, just plain [...]

So farewell optical media (1982-2011). What joy you brought us, with your CDs and high definition videos. How you lit up students’ [...]

Canon has had an admirably tight grip on the DSLR market ever since the phenomenally successful EOS 300D dived below the four-figure [...]

Nokia’s latest touchscreen smartphone is a big sculpted piece of brushed metal with industrial detailing, topped with a pin-sharp, hi-res [...]

Mac OS X Lion is heavily indebted to its iPhone and iPad counterpart, but can its bite match its roar? [...]

This is what you get when Samsung engineers aren’t allowed to go home until they’ve built an iPad clone (allegedly). But there’s [...]

The Nikon S9100 is skinnier than a wafer that’s been run over by a steamroller (well, nearly) but it packs a mighty [...]

There’s just one important thing to know about Toshiba’s NB550D. Forget the lightweight, slimline build and 10 hour battery life [...]

The new HP Touchpad is the closest thing to an iPad we’ve seen so far. The first rash of tablets were big [...]

Until recently there was only one serious option if you wanted a full-size tablet, but with the arrival of the tablet-specific Android [...]