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QUICK LOOK
- 11cm capacitive touchscreen
- Magnetic mount to windscreen docking station
- 2-hour battery life
- Bluetooth hands free calling
- 220 grams
- 4GB internal flash memoryIf playing a “spot the car without a GPS” game is anything to go by, you’ll notice that a GPS has become a necessary accessory for most drivers as they make their way from Point A to Point B. I like to think of myself as a lady with fun taste, but I have yet to find a GPS with pink diamante design to go with this quirky taste… However the TomTom GO LIVE 1000 makes up for it’s plain design by impressing the spark plugs off of Bullet (my car) and me with its amazingness.
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QUICK LOOK
- 3-inch LCD screen
- 12 megapixel camera
- 720p video
- Easy video record button
- Built-in flash
- Auto turn off after 2 minutes
- Image stabilising
- Rechargeable lithium-ion batteryI do not proclaim to be a photography buff. I don’t know my aperture from my shutter speed. But I do know when a camera is easy and fun to use. And the Pen E-PL2 helped put the awe into awesome making my trip to Abu Dhabi unforgettable.
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QUICK LOOK
- FM Radio with 20 pre-sets
- Compatible with all iPhones and iPods with a dock connector
- CD and USB functionality
- Dynamic Sound Generator X-tra Bass boost function (DSGX)
- Speaker units comprising of a 100mm Woofer (cone type) and a 40mm Tweeter (cone type)
- 6,9kg in weight
- Remote control (with 2 AA batteries included)You would think that since the system is so multifunctional, it would be a pain to setup. This was definitely not the case as there are exactly four cables to plug in to set up the system – one to plug the left speaker into the “brain” unit, one to plug the right speaker into the hub, one to plug the radio aerial, and finally one to connect the system to a power source.
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QUICK LOOK
1.5-inch LCD screen that flips out so you can self-record
Takes videos and still photos
Uses 2 AA batteries
Comes with micro SD card
Built-in USB connector
Records 30 minutes in high-quality resolution or +- 2 hours in web-quality modeGetting started was easy as all you need to do is insert the batteries and micro SD card into the Pocket EZ205. It is advisable to set the time and date if you want to keep a record of your recordings and this too was easy.
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AT A GLANCE
- Built-in EDGE modem and memory card
- Operates Vodafone Opera Mini Browser
- Based on Android 2.1 platform
- Uses a normal sized sim card
- Requires a power source
- Needs a TV with RCA inputsInstallation was a breeze! You literally insert the sim card and battery on the underside of the keyboard, insert the micro SD card on the side of the keyboard, plug the RCA cables into the same coloured sockets, and finally plug the keyboard into a power source. You then flip through your television sources until you find the Vodafone logo.
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At A Glance
- Comfortable fit for all hands
- Teeny tiny USB connector
- Thumb buttons for ease of browsing
- Suitable for Mac and Windows
- Runs off 2 AA batteriesWhen I first received this mouse I wondered what on earth I would have to say. Surely all computer mice are the same – they scroll, they click, they right-click, right? Then I got to know this little gem and suddenly there was so much more to say. Let’s start off with the design…
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Coming from a very ungeeky upbringing of regular Hi-Fi systems without fancy connections and adaptors, I was very excited to try out this set of speakers. And living with an Apple-freakazoid fiance, I was able to try out a range of Apple’s music devices (a 2nd generation iPod nano, an iPod classic, an iPhone 3GS and an iPhone 4) with the system. If the fiance’s iPad had fitted, I’m sure I would have tried that too!
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My first impressions of dislike and unease unfortunately stayed for the duration of my review. I did try to keep an open mind and even went so far as getting my usual phone hidden away in order to keep my SIM in the X6. Although I’m making the X6 out to be a completely useless phone (which is not my intention), there were a few things that I did like.
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