Hardware Reviews
Bell ExpressVu was the first distributor in Canada to offer High Definition TV (back in 1999), and the first to offer a PVR (in 2001). Today, Bell remains Canada's leading HD provider, with more than 50 high-def channels offered, almost 500 channels total, standard-def included.
With an HDTV and a Bell ExpressVu's 9200 PVR Plus System in the house, you're ready to stare at the new face of boob tubing: high definition content.
Nintendo's Wii is the underdog in the new generation of console wars. It's not nearly as powerful as Microsoft's Xbox 360 or Sony's PlayStation3, nor is it packed with as many multimedia features, but it does have some awfully strong selling points...
Pulling my Wii out of the box and fiddling with it was easy enough (as described in Hands on my Wii: The Hardware), but the hardware's software and firmware is where its real appeal resides.
While the function-not-fashion rule applies to the Moto Q, it's so slim and pretty that one could almost forgive an executive for choosing to holster it on his waist. Almost, but not quite.
Samsung's ebony SPH-A900 is a capable copy of Motorola's sleek RAZR flip phone; a respectable replica in form, and packed with powerful features.
© ExplodingRobot.com
Data managed by EvergeekMedia.com
Powered by:
Data managed by EvergeekMedia.com
Powered by: