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Logitech Driving Force Wireless review
The key selling point of the Driving Force Wireless steering-wheel controller for the PlayStation 2 and 3 is its convenience factor. It's straightforward to set up and put away, and, besides a power cord, there are no wires involved. Hard-core virtual racers might, however, prefer the performance of other Logitech wheels Read more
18 March 2009 by David Carnoy
CNET UK > Reviews > Gadgets and Gaming > Portable Gaming
Nintendo DSi review
The DSi offers bigger screens and better audio quality than its predecessor, the DS Lite, as well an improved menu system, twin cameras and audio-playback capability. Battery life has fallen and more could have been made of some of its features, but the DSi is a great games console for those who don't already own a Lite Read more
16 March 2009 by Rory Reid
CNET UK > Reviews > Gadgets and Gaming > Ebook Readers
Endless Ideas BeBook review
Relatively compact and lightweight, the BeBook has an excellent screen that's almost as easy on the eye as a real book. A plasticky design and sluggish menu system don't do the device any favours, but compensation comes in the form of exceptional battery life, and good font and file-format support Read more
29 January 2009 by Brian Simmons
CNET UK > Reviews > Gadgets and Gaming > Games Consoles
Sony PlayStation 3 (80GB) review
Still the best value Blu-ray player on the market, the PlayStation has had a hard-drive upgrade to 80GB -- plenty of space to store downloaded games, demos and media. With rapidly improving online services and exclusive games line-up, the PS3 is better than ever Read more
20 October 2008 by Jeff Bakalar
CNET UK > Reviews > Gadgets and Gaming > Portable Gaming
Sony PSP 3000 review
If you're looking for a sturdy portable device that offers great graphics, solid multimedia performance and more sophisticated games than the Nintendo DS Lite -- and a deeper game library than the Apple iPhone or iPod touch -- the PSP is a worthwhile choice Read more
14 October 2008 by John P. Falcone
CNET UK > Reviews > Gadgets and Gaming > Ebook Readers
Sony Reader PRS-505 review
Sony's newly released Reader PRS-505 trumps the competiting ebook readers, if you ask us. Its design is more attractive and it's significantly cheaper than its rivals. It's also rather pleasant to use, with a 600x800-pixel resolution e-ink display that simply doesn't feel like a screen Read more
17 September 2008 by Patrick Wignall
CNET UK > Reviews > Gadgets and Gaming > Gadgets
Alertme review
The Alertme system is designed to tell you if your home is being broken into. With sensors set up around your home, it then texts you or a neighbour if they pick anything up while you're out. But beware, it's pricey at £399 plus subscription fee, and there are some pretty serious limitations Read more
17 September 2008 by Rory Reid
CNET UK > Reviews > Gadgets and Gaming > Ebook Readers
Bookeen Cybook Gen3 review
Like Coronation Street, books have remained remarkably untouched by modern technology. There's been a spate of ebook readers recently, however, so perhaps the humble book is ready for a 21st century upgrade. French company Bookeen certainly thinks so with this, the third generation of its Cybook Read more
19 August 2008 by Patrick Wignall
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Sony PSP Headset with Remote Control review
You can now use your slim Sony PSP to chat via Skype and the Sony PSP Headset with Remote Control bundles the necessary accessories together to make this possible. Available in black and white versions, this comfortable headset with have you chatting in no time Read more
5 June 2008 by Jeff Bakalar
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Nyko Perfect Shot (Wii) review
Finally, the Nyko Perfect Shot provides a practical application for use with most of the Nintendo Wii's shooter games. Slide and snap your Wiimote into the top of the gun and that's it -- you'll be rapidly shooting down zombies and eliminating baddies in no time Read more
25 April 2008 by Jeff Bakalar
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