lightning reviews
Music
11:12AM Nick Broughall | The Gadget: The Livespeakr iPod/iPhone dock, which twists and contorts to support your device in either portrait or landscape mode. More »
Lightning Review: Livespeakr iPod Dock
11:12AM Nick Broughall | The Gadget: The Livespeakr iPod/iPhone dock, which twists and contorts to support your device in either portrait or landscape mode. More » 
Music
10:30AM Nick Broughall | The Gadget: Jamo’s A405HCS5 5.1 home theatre speaker system. More »
Lightning Review: Jamo A405HCS5 Home Theatre Speakers
10:30AM Nick Broughall | The Gadget: Jamo’s A405HCS5 5.1 home theatre speaker system. More »
Software
iDisk iPhone App Lightning Review: Halfway There
5:20AM Matt Buchanan | Apple’s free iDisk app has potential to make that $US60 a year for MobileMe even more worthwhile, but for now it’s little more than a fancy file viewer with mediocre management capabilities. More »
Peripherals
2:25PM Nick Broughall | The Gadget: The Dexim AV Dock, which lets you watch videos stored on your iPod or iPhone on a TV. More »
Lightning Review: Dexim AV Dock
2:25PM Nick Broughall | The Gadget: The Dexim AV Dock, which lets you watch videos stored on your iPod or iPhone on a TV. More »
Phones
Lightning Review: Sony Ericsson W995a – Dumb Mobile Phones Must Die
9:30AM Jesus Diaz | It’s official: I can’t use normal mobile phones anymore. Clunky user interfaces, arbitrary conventions, learning curve… They should all die. More »
Computers
HP LX195 Budget Windows Home Server Review
4:20AM Jason Chen | The Gadget: HP’s LX195, their stripped-to-the-core (but Apple Time Machine capable) implementation of the Windows Home Server, which comes with a 640GB internal drive, but can only be expanded via the four USB ports in the back. More »
Gadgets
Le Whif Chocolate Inhaler Lightning Review
12:40AM Mark Wilson | The product: Le Whif, a puffable chocolate canister that offers the sensation of eating chocolate without the calories. More »
Gadgets
E-MU Pipeline Wireless Audio Transmitter/Receiver Lightning Review
4:00PM Wilson Rothman | The Gear: E-Mu’s Pipeline low-latency wireless music system, which lets you cut the cord on your guitar-and-amp rig for about $US200, or add portable wireless connections to your home sound system. More »
Peripherals
Killer Xeno Pro Network Card Lightning Review
1:00AM Matt Buchanan | A specialised networking card—with blingtastic LIGHTS—designed to murder lag for gamers, the $US130 Killer Xeno Pro practically screams “snake oil.” It’s not quite. More »
Peripherals
