OneNote MX: First Take
One of the most useful, and often-overlooked, components of Microsoft's Office suite is the first to get Windows 8's new touch-friendly user interface.
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3M MP220 and MP410 portable projectors: First Take
3M has just released two super-bright portable DLP LED projectors: the battery-powered MP220 and the mains-powered MP410.
Plustek MobileOffice D412 portable scanner: First Take
Hot on the heels of Kodak's recent announcement of its Scanmate i940 USB-powered portable document scanner, Plustek has introduced a competing product, the MobileOffice D412.
Buffalo TeraStation TS5400: First Take
Buffalo Technology is one of the top manufacturers of consumer NAS devices, typified by its LinkStation appliances. It also has a solid range of TeraStation products aimed at SMEs, which are sold pre-populated with hard disks.
HTC Desire C: First take
HTC's latest smartphone is an entry-level handset offering Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich) for around £190 unlocked. It sounds like a bargain on paper, with NFC support an added bonus.
Nokia Lumia 610
Nokia's flagship Windows Phone is the £468 (inc. VAT; £390 ex. VAT) Lumia 900, while the entry-level spot is filled by the £180 (inc. VAT; £150 ex. VAT) Lumia 610. Does the 610's cut-price Windows Phone experience offer enough to make it viable?
AVM Fritz!Box 7330 and 7360 VoIP routers
Hot on the heels of the launch of the entry-level Fritz!Box 3270, German manufacturer AVM has added two more models to its range of consumer VoIP routers.
Kodak ScanMate i940
Kodak's new ScanMate i940 is a good example of the latest generation of portable compact USB scanners, aimed at mobile professionals or those needing a convenient desktop scanner with a small footprint.
Windows Phone 8: the developer perspective
It’s been a big week for Microsoft. Monday saw the arrival of its first tablet, and Wednesday, the latest iteration of its phone OS.
QNAP TS-1079 Pro: a 10-bay storage appliance
Desktop storage appliances tend to stop at eight bays. The QNAP TS-1079 Pro, however, tucks in two more beneath the usual eight, creating a remarkably compact 10-disk appliance with a raw capacity of up to 30TB.