Apple’s new Mac Mini is a mixed bag. It offers the usual visual flair that all Mac posers will froth at the mouth over; it features upgraded internal components that massively speed up and smooth out usage – yet it has no optical drives… AT ALL. Continue reading → 
The iRiver Story HD is being promoted as the world’s first eReader to be fully integrated with Google eBookstore. This is a nice boast to be able to make – but one boast they certainly can’t make is that it’s an elegant-looking eReader. It isn’t. After spending some time with the Nook, Kindle and Kobo [...] Continue reading → There are a lot of high quality tablets to choose from in 2011. The ViewSonic ViewPad 10 is not one of them. One of the ViewPad 10′s few plus points is the design. This rectangular tablet is 10.8 x 6.7 inches and only 0.57 inches thick. The front is nigh on all glass, except a [...] Continue reading → In recent times Blackberry has swiftly gone from ubiquitous to has been, thanks largely to the iPhone and the iPad. This sudden change of fortune has led RIM to hasten back to the drawing board… and now comes the result of that R and D: a new tablet called the Blackberry PlayBook. Continue reading →