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Reid and Heath Acoustics MA-350 noise isolating earphones
The MA-350’s are my first set of earphones from the British manufacturer Reid and Heath but they’re unlikely to be the last. For the last 5 years most of my earphone duties have been fulfilled by Shure, firstly a pair of EC2’s, … Continue reading
FiiO E5 headphone amplifier
I was a lucky chap with my old netbook. The Asus EEE 901 had a smashing soundcard and a good turn of volume. It made listening to music streamed over our network or via Spotify a pleasure as I didn’t … Continue reading
Jolicloud and Joli OS 1.2
I’ve now been exclusively using a new and funky Linux distro on my netbook for a couple of weeks. Why? I hear you ask and tha’ts a very good question. I’ve always tended to be a Windows XP sort of person, although … Continue reading
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Boxee Box Review
The Boxee Box is a rather natty piece of hardware, built by D-Link and running the Boxee open source media software. In techie parlance it’s a media streamer, but it does a fair bit more than that. But let’s take … Continue reading
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3 MiFi Review
The 3 MiFi is a funky little device that falls squarely into the didn’t know it existed but now that I do and I’ve bought one I don’t know how I survived without one category. To be more precise, the … Continue reading
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