November 8th, 2005
The calendar is what you’ll get the most use out of — all the other features are adequately covered by other devices you’ll already have. It’s handy to have your contacts on it, but they’re probably already on your mobile.
December 4th, 2007
The transparent surround makes it look more like an entertainment unit than a computer, and with the wireless mouse and keyboard, you could conceivably have it set up as your living room media centre.
January 29th, 2008
Yes there’s novelty in writing on a computer with a stylus or light pen and as nice as it sounds having all your notes on your computer instead of scrawled on paper, we simply react differently to compressed wood pulp.
July 15th, 2008
If you want to convert an image to Sepia or bring out more colour but can’t afford Photoshop or you simply don’t want to own a piece of software for a one-off task, Phixr lets you make rudimentary edits to images completely on the Internet.
July 21st, 2008
Most multifunction centres connect straight to your PC via a USB cable, and if you’ve ever tried to share a printer over a network of different operating systems you know how tricky it can be. If you have a small office or home network it’s worth looking at models that connect to your router and let you install the software to access them on each system.
October 8th, 2008
Where a simple file navigation system and a ‘transfer now’ button would have sufficed, the Easyshare software shows only pre-set music, video and picture folders on your computer, and a search for the button of key to enact a transfer media to the device proved fruitless.
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