Search Results for "Digital Radio"

Review: Laser Pocket Digital Radio

Laser’s Pocket Radio allows you to enjoy digital radio when you’re out and about, and at $90 it’s one of the cheaper digital radio options available. Even then, it’s probably $90 too much.

9:32 am 17/12/2011 By Leigh D. Stark

Win $1000 to spend online at Ohki in Christmas Crackers #3

Gadgetguy.com.au has four $1000 vouchers for the Ohki online store to give away over the months of December and January, and with around 11,000 products …

12:29 pm 16/12/2011 By Leigh D. Stark

How to de-clutter your electronic life

Technology devices permeate everyday life, but what do you do with the gear that’s broken, obsolete or simply no longer the love of your electronic life?

1:48 pm 09/12/2011 By Leigh D. Stark

Win $1000 to spend online at Ohki in Christmas Crackers #2

Gadgetguy.com.au has four $1000 vouchers for the Ohki online store to give away in the next few weeks, and with around 11,000 products on offer, …

5:20 pm 02/12/2011 By Leigh D. Stark

Win $1000 to spend online at Ohki in Christmas Crackers #1

Gadgetguy.com.au has four $1000 vouchers for the Ohki online store to give away in the next few weeks, and with around 11,000 products on offer, …

2:51 pm 18/11/2011 By Leigh D. Stark

Smart TV: the facts

Just as smartphones changed everything about how we use mobiles, the Smart TV is set to transform the idiot box in your lounge room. Anika Hillery answers some of the most commonly asked questions.

10:12 am 07/10/2011 By Anika Hillery

Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo reviewed

Smartphones might work well as communication and internet devices, but camera performance typically isn’t strong. Sony Ericsson seeks to change this with the Xperia Neo, a phone packed with Sony CyberShot technology and ambitions of replacing the need for a standalone camera.

4:01 pm 04/10/2011 By Leigh D. Stark

Yamaha, Apple making music together

Any electronics maker looking to be relevant to today’s audio buyer needs to make nice with the Apple, and Yamaha’s new range is full of fruity friendliness.

5:07 pm 23/09/2011 By Anika Hillery

Classic kit: home entertainment gear throughout the years

The products that played a role in defining important eras of home entertainment, and in furthering its seemingly unstoppable evolution.

2:44 pm 02/09/2011 By Anthony Fordham

Review: Microsoft Surface Pro 128GB
Viewed as Microsoft’s best attempt at creating a Windows 8 touch experience, the Surface Pro brings with it solid design and powerful parts. But is Microsoft’s hope for the…
LG's $299 Optimus F5 reviewed: a wallet-friendly entry to the world of 4G
The words "budget" and "high-speed" rarely go together, but LG is looking to change all of that, with a smartphone that offers both with a premium name. Packing in…
Review: The Last of Us (PS3)
Naughty Dog’s new post-apocalyptic survival horror adventure, exclusive to the PlayStation 3, "The Last of Us" is the company's first real trek into darker territory, and pulls no punches…
The biggest phablet: 7 inch Asus Fonepad reviewed
How big should a phone be? That's the question Asus is asking with the Fonepad, a product that aims to bridge the gap between phone, tablet, and really provide…
LG's first hybrid tablet laptop in Australia reviewed
If there's one brand we've wanted to see a return from in the computer space, it's LG. The brand has had some pretty neat tablets and laptops announced overseas…
Review: Grid 2 (Xbox 360, PS3, Windows PC)
Arriving four years after the first game in the series, Grid 2 is a great racing game that offers plenty of single player gaming, but so much more…
Review: Jabra Revo Wireless headphones
There's nothing quite like having wireless freedom for a nice pair of headphones, and Bluetooth accessory maker Jabra thinks it has found the solution, with its wireless Revo headphones.
Review: HP Pavilion TouchSmart 14 Sleekbook
There are quite a few Ultrabook computers out there that feature a thin and light design, but lack the touchscreen that Windows 8 works well with. HP is here…
Mid-range meets 4G: Sony's $499 Xperia SP reviewed
Fourth-generation connections make mobile broadband fantastic, but not everyone can afford the ticket price for a smartphone, and that's where a new handset from Sony comes in, delivering 4G…
Times a-changin': Pebble reinvents the wristwatch
Technology is changing everything around us, from the phone to the camera to the refrigerator, and yes even the humble pair of eye glasses. Before everyone's eyes get cameras,…

Celebrate Australia Day with gadgets galore
Australians love to spend their national day outside, and for many of us, that means a nice day with family or friends in the backyard or park. If you're…
2012 GadgetGuy Holiday Gift Guide: Fun & Games
Holidays are part rest and relaxation, and part fun and games – and so are these gift ideas! Check out these last minute buys for everyone on your…
2012 GadgetGuy Holiday Gift Guide: Appliances
Cooking is cool, and with some of the latest appliances in your Santa Bag you'll raise the kitchen fun quotient for all the folks on your gift list. We're…