Like its predecessor, the Panasonic HDC-SD900,
the Panasonic HC-X900 is a full HD camcorder has three separate sensors
for red, green and blue light; these help it capture more accurate
colours and more detail, while reducing noise,...
Rabu, 10 Juli 2013
Panasonic HC-Z10000 review
3D video cameras have traditionally fallen into two broad ranges:
low-budget models that you can use for a bit of fun, such as the Sony Bloggie 3D,
and high-end professional models for film and TV. With its Z10000
Panasonic has...
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Camcorders
Canon Legria HF R36 review
This review is of the Canon HF R36, however it also applies
to the Canon HF R306, which is identical in every respect except it
lacks the R36's built-in 8GB of memory
Canon’s HF R36 is a Full HD compact camcorder with a 1/4.85in...
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Camcorders
Samsung HMX-QF30 review
The Samsung HMX-QF30 is ostensibly an updated version of the
HMX-QF20, but little seems to have changed. The HMX-QF30 has a 1/4in
sensor, just like the HMX-QF20, as well as a 20x optical zoom and 40x
digital zoom. It also has a...
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Camcorders
Canon Legria HF R48 review
The Canon Legria HF R48 is a fairly compact Full HD camcorder with a
¼.85in CMOS sensor, a built-in Wi-Fi adaptor and 32GB of built-in
storage for your videos and still images, in addition to an SD card
slot. This is a large amount...
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Camcorders
Sony DEV-5 3D Recording Binoculars review
The Sony DEV-5 uses two 1/4in Exmor R CMOS sensors to create a set of
3D recording binoculars that let you photograph or video outdoors in
environments not suited to a camcorder or camera. The DEV-5 is of
obvious interest to those...
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Camcorders
Pansonic HC-V520 review
Panasonic is well known for its award-winning 3MOS camcorders,
such as the Best Buy-winning HC-X920, which uses three separate sensors
to capture fantastic-looking footage, but Panasonic has always provided
excellent entry...
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Camcorders
Toyota GT86 review
We’ve longed for a genuinely exciting and desirable Toyota ever since
the demise of the iconic Celica, so when it announced the rear-wheel
drive, 197BHP GT86, a product of a collaboration between Toyota and Subaru that also resulted...
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Car Tech
Motorheadphones Bomber review
Without a trace of metal on them, the Motörheadphönes Bomber
headphones don't look very heavy metal. However, they're light, secure
and comfortable to wear, although the earpads get a little warm and
itchy. An in-line remote...
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Headphones
QPAD QH-85 review
The Qpad QH-85 is a gaming headset with 53mm drivers, 15K-25K
frequency response and a detachable microphone. Its aluminium headband
is covered with padded leather and its ear cups are surrounded by velour
material. The padded...
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Headphones
Senneheiser Momentum On-Ear review
We were blown away by the Sennheiser Momentum
headphones, released earlier this year, but their size and price meant
that they certainly weren't suitable for everyone. With the new Momentum
On-Ear headphones, Sennheiser has retained the build quality of the
larger over-ear headphones in a more compact form.
Sennheiser has successfully retained the larger headphones' audio
quality in this smaller design, too. The bass is...
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Headphones
LG Optimus L3 II review
The LG Optimus L3 II is one of the cheapest smartphones around. It’s
the most basic model of LG’s inexpensive Optimus L range and you can get
it from just £90 SIM-free. Although it's cheap, it runs an up-to-date
version of Android,...
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Mobile phones
Samsung Galaxy Young review
The Galaxy Young is one of the cheapest Android phones we've seen. At
£90 on O2 prepay, it's not quite as much of a bargain as the ZTE Kis, which is currently £45 on Virgin prepay from Argos, but it's certainly the cheapest phone...
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Mobile phones
Samsung Galaxy S3 review
UPDATED - this review has been updated to cover the new 4G LTE version of the Galaxy S3
The Galaxy S3 was unquestionably Samsung's big launch for 2012, and
has been our recommended Android smartphone since we reviewed it back in
...
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gadgets
Griffin StudioConnect review
We've reviewed a number of MIDI and analogue audio interfaces
designed for use with computers, but the Griffin StudioConnect is the
first we've seen for the iPad; it can interface with MIDI instruments as
well as record from analogue...
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gadgets
Mio Cyclo 300 review
The Mio Cyclo 300 is one of the first cycle GPS units from the
company best known for its NavMan range of car GPS devices. It's a
really well made bit of hardware, with a reinforced IPX7 weatherproof
body that survived with just...
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gadgets
Arcam rPAC review
As ever more of us listen to our music collections from our PCs,
we're often at the mercy of dodgy on-board audio devices. It's easy to
find a sound card for less than £30 that'll improve on most integrated
audio, but cheap audio...
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gadgets
Kingston 64GB DataTraveler HyperX 3.0 review
The Kingston DataTraveler HyperX 3.0 might seem a little expensive
for a flash drive, but it is in fact great value. 64GB is a huge amount
of storage, and the USB3 interface means it's a very quick performer.
The drive scored...
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gadgets
Enermax DreamBass Genie review
Enermax isn't the first company you'd associate with sound cards,
or any form of audio hardware, for that matter, being best known for
cases, power supplies and cooling kit. The DreamBass Genie USB sound
card is part of a...
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gadgets
TrekStor eBook Reader Pyrus review
While most of TrekStor's eBook readers have colour LCD screens and
can double as media players, the six inch Pyrus is a more traditional
reader with an e-paper display and few extras. There's no integrated MP3
player for your audiobooks,...
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gadgets
Datacolor Spyder4TV HD review
Calibrating your TV can be a bit of a dark art – what might look
right in one scene may seem completely overblown in another. The Spyder 4
HDTV calibration tool lets you simply adjust your TV accurately to
improve its picture in...
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gadgets
Lindy Tablet PC Stand review
The Lindy Tablet PC Stand looks like a cross between a sextant and a
cosh, but this little gadget does actually make it easier to view your
tablet on a desk or bedside table, saving wear and tear on your wrists.
The stand feels...
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gadgets
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