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01 April 2006
What star is that?
Gazing skywards on a clear night fills us with wonder, but being a curious bunch of people, we want a better look at those twinkling points of light. Enter Celestron’s SkyScout.
01 April 2006
You can do better, really
Competitive cycling’s a serious business, and you need all the help you can get to stay ahead of the pack. Garmin’s Edge 305, with its heart rate monitor (HR) and/or wireless speed cadence sensor (CAD), is a step in the right direction.
01 March 2006
An eye for style
Style-conscious urban warriors demand more than just serious computing power from their laptops: they’ve got to be trendy, too. That’s why users are cooing over the Asus W5A.
01 March 2006
Android with attitude
Who needs children when you can have the Robosapien 2 loitering around the home, abusing pets and visitors alike?
01 March 2006
Big capacity – small size
Secure data storage just got a whole lot simpler.
01 March 2006
Hang ’em high… but hang ’em right
Hanging a single item on a wall, precisely in position and properly aligned, is tricky enough. Hanging several is asking for trouble, unless you’ve got the right measuring and set-up tools.
01 March 2006
Heavy metal herbivore
For the average suburban home, a chainsaw really is over the top. Unless your backyard is populated with redwoods, a more likely tool for those who need to tidy up their garden foliage is Black & Decker’s Alligator powered lopper.
01 March 2006
Live the action
Epson's EMP-TW600 home cinema projector
01 March 2006
Music wherever you go
What would life be without music?
01 March 2006
Not just an alarm clock
Wary of bumps in the night or simply unable to sleep peacefully until your teenager finally makes it home?Pages:
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