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Cardo S-800 Bluetooth Headset Review (0)

Okay, so you’ve probably heard of Plantronics, Aliph, Jabra, and Motorola, but have you heard of Cardo? Chances are you probably haven’t, until today with the Cardo S-800 Bluetooth Headset, the last and final piece in our Bluetooth headset week of reviews. It’s the cheapest of the bunch but does this sacrifice call quality?

Nokia BH-902 Bluetooth Headset Review (0)

Most Bluetooth headsets are pretty much the same, but Nokia has decided to up the ante with the new BH-902. It has a built-in OLED display, but does that really prove to be useful? Did Nokia sacrifice the hard work on the sound quality to work on the display?

Plantronics Discovery 925 Bluetooth Headset Review (0)

With the new hands-free laws coming into effect in California and Washington on July 1st, we’re continuing our Bluetooth headset week of reviews with a stylish headset from Plantronics, the Discovery 925. With it’s new VFrame design and a rechargable case, is it “the” headset to get? Find out after the jump.

Etymotic etyBLU Bluetooth Headset Review (0)

Etymotic Research is well known for their high quality in-ear noise cancelling earbuds, but have recently dipped their feet into the Bluetooth headset market. The second in our series of Bluetooth headsets for this week, the Etymotic etyBLU, is being looked at today.

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Dell SP2208WFP 22″ LCD Monitor Review (0)

We reviewed the 2707WFP 27″ UltraSharp LCD from Dell last October, and we were very pleased with it’s performance. Today, we’re taking a quick look at the Dell SP2208WFP 22″ LCD. It has a built-in webcam, and an HDMI port for connecting a high definition source. Does it lack any other features users have come to love? Read on to find out.

Antec Mini P180 Case Review (0)

Most custom-built PCs today have gaudy cases, with flashy blue neon lights, and LED fans. Antec is taking a different approach with the new minimalistic Mini P180 mini-tower case, which builds on top of their award winning P180 and P182 cases in a compact design, perfect for LAN parties. How does it perform? Is it worth the money? Find out after the jump.

Lexmark X9575 Professional All-in-One Inkjet Review (0)

If you’re looking for a small business all-in-one inkjet printer that is chock full of features, look no further than the Lexmark X9575 Professional wireless 4-in-1 printer. Is it up to speed for high volume business printing? Find out after the jump.

HP dv2800t Artist Edition Notebook Review (0)

Most notebook computers have a plain and ordinary design, usually black or silver, until HP decided to kick it up a notch with the dv2800t Artist Edition. Read on to find out more about this unique notebook.

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Plantronics Calisto Pro Review (0)

Ever find yourself trying to juggle three different phone lines at once? Well Plantronics has solved that problem with the new Calisto Pro. Does it work seamlessly? How is the quality? Find out more after the jump.

Panasonic LUMIX DMC-LZ10 Review (0)

Panasonic has always had a stronghold in the digital camera market, since they have been somewhat cheaper alternatives to Leica cameras but use the same Leica lenses. Today we’re taking a look at the 10.1 megapixel compact DMC-LZ10.

Canon EOS 40D Digital SLR Review (1)

Digital SLRs are still becoming more and more popular as they become cheaper in price. A couple of years ago, an ordinary consumer couldn’t buy a camera like the EOS 40D from Canon since it would cost more than $1500. It’s a midrange SLR for those looking to step their photography up. Read on to [...]

Chumby Review (0)

Wouldn’t it be great to keep tabs on weather, news, and your social networks anywhere in your home? Now there is a way to with the Chumby. What is Chumby and what else can it do? Read on to find out more.

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Gran Turismo 5 Prologue (PS3) Review (0)

Gran Turismo has been a staple in the gaming market as one of the best driving simulators available. The latest version, Gran Turismo 5 Prologue doesn’t disappoint. Read on to find out why.

Logitech Harmony One Review (0)

Previously, we reviewed the Harmony 890 Pro and Harmony 880 universal remotes from Logitech. Both of these remotes proved great options for universal remotes. However, today we look at the Logitech Harmony One which blows its predecessors out of the water.

HD Quick Tip: Ergotron WM Low Profile Wall Mount (0)

Need a quick and simple way to mount your new flat screen TV on your wall? Look no further than the Ergotron WM Low Profile Wall Mount. This wall mount installs in three easy steps and supports TVs up to 61 inches and 175 pounds. It’s extremely thin profile only comes out just over an [...]

XtremeMac XtremeHD 4-to-1 HDMI Switcher (0)

Let’s say you only have a single HDMI port on your TV or projector, but you have multiple devices you want hooked up. Instead of unplugging and replugging in different cables you should use an HDMI switcher, and today we’re reviewing a great one from XtremeMac.

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Verizon BlackBerry Curve 8330 Review (0)

RIM has finally brought the BlackBerry Curve to the CDMA market on both Sprint and Verizon, both are almost identical but still have their differences. Today, we’re taking a look at the Verizon BlackBerry Curve 8330.

Sprint Samsung M520 Slider Phone Review (0)

If you’re looking for a budget-priced slider phone with a camera and GPS, look no further than the M520 by Samsung on Sprint. With a built-in 1.3 megapixel camera, Sprint TV, and the Sprint Music Store, it may just be the perfect phone for you.

Nokia N81 8GB Review (0)

The Nokia N81 8GB is one of the latest cell phones to come from the Nokia N-series line of products, and includes some exciting new features such as the new N-Gage gaming platform, and 8GB of internal flash memory. Is the N81 8GB a decent choice for the music lover?

BlackBerry Curve 8310 Review (0)

The original BlackBerry Curve was a huge success, and RIM decided to play the Curve game again and build in GPS with the Curve 8310. Does it offer enough “bang” to upgrade? Find out after the jump.