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Evolt E-330

Posted 07/31/2006 at 10:00pm | by Anonymous

Unconventional SLR with Live Previewing

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PowerShot S80

Posted 07/31/2006 at 10:00pm | by Anonymous

Ambitious but Dissatisfying Point-and-Shoot Camera

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mTune-N

Posted 07/31/2006 at 9:16pm | by Roman Loyola

Was your iPod nano meant to be seen and heard? That's your call. Macally's mTune-N headphones have a slot for your iPod nano, so instead of hiding in your pocket, it's out and about for everyone to see - on your head. Accessing the nano's controls is a little tricky if you decide to leave the mTune-N on. The headphones have a 3.5-millimeter jack, so you can connect a male-to-male cable (included) between the headphones and the headphone jack of an iPod or Mac.

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miniStack V2

Posted 07/31/2006 at 9:01pm | by Anonymous

Improved External Hard Drive

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Micro Mini Hard Drive 8GB

Posted 07/31/2006 at 8:52pm | by Anonymous

Spacious Portable Hard Drive

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CyberTablet 8600

Posted 07/31/2006 at 7:53pm | by Anonymous

Displeasing Tablet with Windows Software Bundle

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Mercury On-The-Go FW 800+USB 2.0

Posted 07/31/2006 at 7:47pm | by Anonymous

Attractive Transparent Portable Hard Drive

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Photosmart 475

Posted 07/31/2006 at 6:10pm | by Anonymous

Road-Worthy Snapshot Printer

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huey

Posted 07/01/2006 at 2:32pm | by Anonymous

No-Nonsense Color Calibrator

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TransPod

Posted 06/30/2006 at 9:10pm | by Roman Loyola

The TransPod is the iPod car adapter we've been looking for all our lives. Well, at least since late 2001. The TransPod might be the perfect iPod car adapter. It's well constructed, uses any FM frequency, allows FM presets, is compatible with any dockable iPod, and charges your 'Pod battery. Plus, the signal it transmits to your car radio is solid - we were able to use more than a dozen FM frequencies, all with excellent clarity.

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