Posted by James MacArthur to Computing on 14th July 2010 - 0 Comments
Do you like the idea of the Apple iPad, but REALLY don't want to be an Apple zombie? Well check out the Cruz Tablet.
The Cruz Tablet packs an array of premium specs within its ultra thin chassis, making it powerful enough to replace a netbook and portable enough to replace an e-reader.
The Cruz Tablet was designed to be a total multimedia hub with the ability to display pictures and ebooks and play video and music. Key... Read More
Posted by James MacArthur to Computing on 7th July 2010 - 0 Comments
In 1994 the Universal Serial Bus (USB) was introduced to the computing world. It was designed to simplify the myriad of different connection options on your PC. And it was a massive success!
In 2000 USB 2.0 aka Hi-Speed USB was released offering faster data transfer speeds, backwards compatability and a greater number of external device connection.
That was 10 years ago, a lifetime in an industry that traditionally reinvents itself every Friday. In November 2008 the USB 3.0 aka superspeed USB specification was announced promising 10... Read More
Posted by Steve Lawrence to Gaming on 5th July 2010 - 0 Comments
Steam has been around for a while now and is redefining the entire gaming industry. It is one of the most innovative online companies out there. Owned by Valve, the guys who brought us classics such as the Half Life saga and Portal, Steam offers a huge library of games to buy and download instantly. In May they extended their service to Mac and announced at this years E3 that they will also be targeting PS3.
What they have... Read More
Posted by Steve Lawrence to Mobile Phones on 5th July 2010 - 0 Comments
It seems that since its launch the iPhone 4 has been shadowed by the reports of signal problems and supply problems; but everyone seems to be missing the positive aspects of this great new phone.
Apple have not rested on their laurels with this and have once again pushed the boundaries of how we view and interact with our phone. Lets have a look at some of the new features this phone has to offer:
Gone is the rounded plastic, slightly tacky feel of the 3GS. Now... Read More
