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Palm Tungsten C review
Reviews The Tungsten C completes Palm's portfolio of connected devices: while the Tungsten W offers voice and data, and the Tungsten T has Bluetooth, the Tungsten C incorporates 802.11b. For the record, the Tungsten C measures 7.8cm wide by 12.2cm high by...
[May 9, 2003, 8:27]
Sony VAIO VGN-SZ4XWN/C review
Reviews Even on the the VGN-SZ4XWN/C's 13.3in.screen, it's a challenge to have two application windows open and still keep the Gadgets sidebar visible. It's perfectly possible to carry the 1.69kg VAIO VGN-SZ4XWN/C to and from work and between meetings.
[April 27, 2007, 16:37]
Sony VPL-CX155 review
Reviews The models in the C series — VPL-CW125, VPL-CX155, VPL-CX150, VPL-CX125, VPL-CX120 and VPL-CX100 — are all based on 3LCD technology with Sony's Advance Crisp Focus glass lens, which is designed to display sharper and clearer images, with minimal...
[January 29, 2008, 7:09]
Sony VAIO TR1: a first look review
Reviews This 1.4kg ultraportable Centrino notebook resembles two other systems -- the Fujitsu LifeBook P series (available in the US but not yet in Europe) and Sony's discontinued C series. The VAIO PCG-TR1 resembles the now-discontinued C series with its...
[June 11, 2003, 11:19]
Travelling light: replacing your notebook with a Palm review
Reviews The larger amount of memory available on the Tungsten C of course makes it much easier to use a Palm as your only computing device on the road. However, what really makes Documents To Go work well for such lengthy documents (at least on the...
[March 18, 2004, 23:05]
A pair of new Palms review
Reviews Tungsten C Tungsten C: a 400MHz Intel-powered device with built-in 802.11b wireless networking. The Tungsten C, which is expected to sell for around £399 (inc. The Tungsten C also features built-in 802.11b wireless networking and comes with 64MB of...
[April 23, 2003, 7:44]
ClearCube PC Blade solutions review
Reviews At the other end, custom C/Port terminals are fan-free, solid-state devices, with connectors for the local screen, keyboard and mouse, along with speakers if required and, optionally, local USB devices.
[November 16, 2005, 9:00]
Spend it like Beckham review
Reviews As well as built-in Wi-Fi, 64MB of RAM and a high-resolution screen, the Tungsten C has a usable thumb keyboard -- so Becks won't have to use Graffiti to enter text. In which case, we recommend the Palm Tungsten C.
[June 18, 2003, 12:01]
Kill the clipboard review
Reviews Place your cursor in the ‘Press new shortcut key’ box and hit Alt+Shift+C (our favourite combination) or a key combination of your own. Now, when you press Alt+Shift+C or the combination you specified, the Office clipboard appears.
[July 8, 2002, 10:04]
Palm Tungsten W review
Reviews That 14.8MB could begin to disappear fairly quickly, which may grate when you realise that the newly-announced Tungsten C comes with 64MB. It runs on Palm OS version 4.1, and its processor is a Motorola Dragonball VZ running at 33MHz -- a far cry...
[May 1, 2003, 10:28]
Blade PCs: the ultimate managed desktops review
Reviews HP’s Blade Workstation is based on its C-Class blades. Shown here is the analogue C/Port (top), which has distance limit of 200m, and the digital I/Port (bottom), which can operate over unlimited distances.
[July 3, 2007, 11:44]
Samsung NP-Q45 review
Reviews This was divided into C and D partitions, with 10GB set aside for Samsung's built-in system recovery solution. When we switched the system on we were reminded to back up the C drive and the backup was sent to the D partition.
[August 29, 2007, 11:23]
IBM DB2 9 review
Reviews The introduction of a pure XML solution and the Express-C edition will make DB2 competitive among developers creating and distributing XML-based applications. The fourth version of DB2 9 is the 'Express-C' edition, which is free and includes the...
[July 27, 2006, 10:00]
Sharp Zaurus SL-5600 review
Reviews At 13.7cm by 7.4cm by 2.3cm and 221g, the sleek, silver Zaurus SL-5600 is not only thicker and heavier than its predecessor, but it makes handhelds such as Toshiba's Pocket PC e750 and Palm's Tungsten C look compact.
[May 20, 2003, 9:58]
Photos: Intel's Silverthorne, Tukwila review
Reviews Silverthorne is a 45 million transistor chip that can run at up to 2GHz while using between around 0.6 and 2 watts at 1 volt and 90 degrees C. Intel has released details on its portable and enterprise processors, new memory technologies and...
[February 5, 2008, 15:28]
TomTom goes upwardly mobile review
Reviews The product -- which comprises a Bluetooth GPS receiver, a memory card containing software and maps, an A/C adapter and a cigarette lighter cable -- costs €299 (~£200), or €79 (~£53) for the software upgrade from TomTom MOBILE.
[June 14, 2005, 10:45]
X1 Search 04.08 review
Reviews Enter the letter 'c' in X1's search window, for instance, and the program immediately lists every file on your hard drive containing that letter. X1 installs in a few minutes. It proceeds to index every file and email on your PC, a system-slowing...
[October 15, 2004, 11:05]
Poweroid 8001 review
Reviews The motherboard is ASUS’s P4T533-C, which can accommodate 533MHz- and 400MHz-bus Pentium 4 chips. The system is housed in a sturdy CoolerMaster 710 case that, as its name suggests, is well kitted out with cooling gear - there are four fan bays...
[August 21, 2002, 11:44]
Pentax *ist D: a first look review
Reviews The *ist D fit nicely in our hands, with a similar feel to enthusiast cameras such as the Canon PowerShot G5 and the Olympus C-5050. The only laughable thing about this long-awaited digital SLR from Pentax is its name.
[November 19, 2003, 8:30]
Athlon XP/2200+: how we tested review
Reviews Asus P4T533-C Benchmark tests used Benchmark type Benchmark name Application-based tests ZD Business Winstone 2001, ZD Content Creation Winstone 2002 Encoding tests LSX MPEG Encoder 3.5, XMpeg 4.5 (MPEG); Musicmatch Jukebox 7.0 (MP3)
[June 18, 2002, 16:04]
