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Monday, April 16, 2007
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Ever felt like sharing that one song's amazing guitar riff with a friend, only to surrender your earbuds or dangle them between yourselves as you both try to listen in on what has now become a miniscule peep? Short of carrying yet another AA-driven pocket weight at all times, there was never really a better alternative, until Samsung smartened up and did something about it. The end result is the YP-K5, the latest in their Yepp line of MP3 players to have crossed our eardrums and clamor for a review.
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Friday, April 13, 2007
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The Samsung LN-S2651D LCD HDTV has a killer picture and even supports video and audio playback from your Apple iPod.
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Wednesday, April 11, 2007
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The GX-10 is a 10.2-megapixel high-performance digital SLR aimed at the enthusiast or semi-professional photographer. It has a number of advanced features, including built-in moving-sensor shake reduction, a two-part anti-dust system to help keep the CCD clean, a strong weatherproof body with environmental seals on all hatches, a large bright pentaprism viewfinder, 11-point autofocus system and a 22-bit A/D converter. High-speed Samsung DDR2 memory chips give it a fast 3fps continuous shooting speed with no frame limit.
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All over the world, people know the Samsung name, and most people have either used or purchased a Samsung product at some point in their lives. In recent years, Samsung has had notable success in the HDTV market as well as the camcorder market. The Samsung SC-DC564, one of the newest camcorder releases, is a beautiful, miniDVD-capable unit that seems to be very budget-friendly at only $349 USD. Check out our hands-on review to see if the SC-DC564 is representative of Samsung's good name or if it'll be remembered as a shameful disappointment.
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Tuesday, April 10, 2007
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Along with the LG VX9400, the Samsung SCH-u620 is one of two phones compatible with Verizon Wireless' V CAST Mobile TV live TV service.
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Friday, March 30, 2007
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Widescreen monitors are becoming more and more common these days. With so many substitutes out there, do we need anymore? Well, Samsung has decided that they can do better than normal with a new monitor that has a crazy 3000:1 dynamic contrast ratio and a 2 ms response time. Housed in an elegant piano black housing, is it the monitor for you? Let's find out!
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Samsung, a widely known, well established company with a reputation for giving its consumers top-notch products, has produced another winner in the LCD HDTV category. The LN-S2651D is a beautiful television that offers rather stunning performance for a price that won't leave you hurting. Check out the review to see if this TV should find its way into your home or office. Chances are, you'll want to get your hands on one right away.
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Thursday, March 15, 2007
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You, see it's all very well harping on about how fantastic the Mac is, and don't get me wrong I think they're great, but when it comes down to it, price counts for a lot. This Samsung R20 is a case in point - it does the classic PC job of offering a lot more for your money than an equivalent Mac. This is particularly relevant as in designing the R20, the first of its notebooks to appear under its new Aura branding, Samsung is clearly gunning for the black MacBook.
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Wednesday, March 14, 2007
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On the outside the Samsung SyncMaster XL20 looks like your run of the mill 20" LCD, but on the inside there's a difference in some of the underlying technology. Rather than using a CCFL (Cold Cathode Fluorescent Lamp) as a backlight the XL20 uses an array of that geeks favourite source of illumination, the LED. In particular, this unit uses an RGB LED that produces a very true white as well as a perfectly even backlight. This is said to produce 114% of the NTSC colour gamut. There's a full run-down on what this monitor can do on the next page as to what this monitor can do. The long and the short of it is Samsung has saddled this new backlight technology to an already super-bright 250cd/m2 monitor with a 1000:1 contrast ratio and an 8ms pixel response time, which makes for a very exciting product that we're hoping pans out in testing.
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Monday, March 12, 2007
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The new Samsung YP-K3 is not only a good DAP, it also has other functions like a built-in FM tuner to give users the total audio package.
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Thursday, March 1, 2007
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Overall I have been very pleased with the 226BW's performance. It offers a great combination of stylish looks and performance that won't be easily matched by its rivals. The high contrast ratio, static and dynamic, combined with the fast response time to produce a stellar image makes me want to grab two for my room!
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If you are a movie buff that also wants a good LCD monitor for home/office work and wouldn't mind the minor extra scrolling, than this monitor will be perfect for you. It has an amazingly bright picture for its specifications and will bring a whole new level of enjoyment to DVD viewing on your computer, or from a HDCP compliant DVD player.
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Wednesday, January 31, 2007
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The nano is dead; long live the nano. The Samsung YP-T9 is everything the iconic Apple MP3 player is, plus much, much more. In fact, we would go so far as to say that unless you are married to a library full of music from iTunes, there is no reason to consider a nano if the T9 is any indication of where Windows Media Player compatible devices are headed.
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Saturday, January 27, 2007
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Always stylish, always sexy. That pretty much sums up Samsung's flat panel TVs these days. Pair one up with a DVD Player/Recorder like the DVD-R145 and you have a sexy/stylish combo you?d be proud have as fixtures in your living room! But how do they perform? Let's find out!
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Wednesday, January 24, 2007
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The Samsung SGH-X830 looks more like a portable music player than a phone - it is tall, thin and undersized for a mobile - the dimensions are 84 x 30 x 19.9mm. It weighs 72g, which is less than any mobile I can remember seeing and supports MP3, ACC, ACC+, e-AAC+, WMA file formats.
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