Here it is, the iRiver E100 review. No need to hide it any longer, the E100 is an excellent product. Very well built and, at a price of 129€ for the 8GB version, it's as good as it gets.

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Open the box of your brand new E100 and you'll find the usual suspects: player, a USB cable, audio headset, quick start guide, and installation CD. The USB cable can be used to recharge the player and also to transfer files from your computer to the E100 (pictures, ...

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The second generation Sony Mylo is kind of a "User Friendly PDA" with which you can surf the internet (in a/b/g WiFi), send/receive e-mails, use Skype, listen to music, social network, take and view pictures, watch videos... That sort of thing.
Hands-on
The Mylo is really easy to handle and use. It's compact, the keyboard slides perfectly, materials feel pretty good too and in no time you'll type as fast as you're used to... I noticed a couple problems though: the...

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With the HD1000, Sanyo finally takes the Xacti range to the next level! Even though the dimensions have increased, it remains a compact and very practical product. Now let's see if it's worth your money.
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Very close to what your "average" Xacti looks like, the HD1000 will simply require bigger pockets. The weight excess isn't a handicap as it provides additional stability. All in all it's very good even though we've now come pretty far from the discretion...

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Thanks to Geek Stuff 4 U, we were able to get our hands on four USB and e-SATA racks at 2.5" and 3.5" HDD. Make sure you don't miss the video at the end of the news!
The plug & play system makes these devices extremely easy to use, almost like inserting a cartridge in those good old video consoles back in the day! HDD racks are an excellent tool for those who need to store a lot of data in a tiny and robust device.
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Judging by looks, it's pretty hard to differentiate one from the other... let's dig deeper, and see if this new baby is worth it!

Just like the Xacti DMX-CG65, the new HD 700 is very compact; both appear very similar, and that's a great thing because Sanyo managed to put in HD with equal dimensions and weight.
CompanySanyo Type Xacti DMX-HD700 Resolution 7.38 Mpixel Max. resolution 3680x2760 Min. resolution 640x480 Sensor size 1/2.5-inch Sensor t...

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One week with the Canon EOS 40D, there aren't many people who wouldn't like that! As we previously had the pleasure of reviewing the 1D Mark III, this "semi-pro" solution was pretty impressive, and features a lot of things seen on its "big brother". Replacing the 30D (that we still use on a regular basis for a lot of our articles), the 40D brings quite a bit of evolution to the table. A lot comes straight from the 1D Mark III, like a 3 inch screen, AutoFocus-On, Live-View, anti-dust system, an...

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3 Weeks ago, Sega invited us to enjoy some of the coolest games at the Sega Joypolis in Odaiba, Tokyo. Among several nice games we could spend time playing with, was the latest arcade game version of Initial D, the ultimate manga for all Drift fans.
For several months, Japanese gamers have had the chance to play Initial D in one of the cars shown in the manga, especially the TOYOTA TRUENO, used by the young hero of this sequel.
Basically, like a full flight simulator used to train ...

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Banpresto (with Bandai), released this summer a new Arcade video game based on the Gundam world, called Senjo No Kizuna. But hold on, we are not talking about a regular Arcade game system, here, but a realistic simulator where you will pilot a Mecha and fight against other players all across Japan, or the game center where you are located!
Banpresto worked very hard to make this as real as possible, and you will control your Mecha as if you were in the anime; also, thanks to a panoramic vi...

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Geek or not, we all appreciate products which manage to combine functionality and style, and I personally always have had a lot of respect for the craftsmen from all around the world for their work and dedication to create unique objects... especially since I know I could hardly do the same!

Sony has got the technology and even though most of their products already look great, they decided to work hand in hand with "real" artists and come up with unique creations that I had the chan...

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The first generation of SONY laptops saw the light of day in 1997 and was called VAIO for Video Audio Integrated Operation...a name that managed to stay on top of the game ever since...
Thanks to the incredible success of the Playstation console in the video games market (1994), SONY decided to try his luck in another category...the Personal Computers.
By the time SONY entered the "PC battlefield", most products were bland and similar, what the Japanese giant did was to come up with ...

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One of the many aspects of technology as a whole has always been to make things smaller, and possibly faster and better, but the size is the main thing for our product of the day.

Right now the UMPC (Ultra Mobile PC) is getting quite popular, but companies like Toshiba (Libretto 50/70/100) or Sony (Vaio U) have been offering such products for quite a long time, leading the category. As usual the first versions were pretty expensive, until Microsoft decided to turn to the UMPC as a "...

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Sanyo has been very active on the Super Small Camera market with its Xactis, its immediate success pushed Panasonic and the D-Snaps from the reigning champion, to the challenger's seat. Let's take a look at what this last version of the Xacti is capable of.
The first thing that comes to your mind when you hold the Xacti DMX-CG65 is "how could they put so much technology in such a tiny box?". This "toy" is as big as a pack of cigarettes (68 x 100 x 35 mm and 150g) but Sanyo managed to put ...

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We all know that when it comes to video games, Japan stands above all, especially console gaming...in all the western societies you simply won't find anybody that has never spent at least 1 minute on a Japanese machine such as SEGA, NINTENDO, SONY, NEO-GEO or even NEC !

Add to this the fact that the Japanese love to collect things and in no time you'll find yourself (in Akihabara) in shops proposing games for consoles that went out of production 10+ years ago ! Between passion and b...

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It was last year during the CEATEC that Panasonic gave us the possibility to see the 1st prototype of their compact camcorder with support of the new "AVCHD "video codec (developed by Sony and Panasonic) and SDHC cards only for the video (see pictures below).
Several months later Panasonic seems to finally have their baby ready, their first super small HD camera recorder 1080i compatible. It just arrived here so enjoy this little review of this amazing piece of technology!

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