Daily Reviews!
I never buy something compulsively. Okay, that may not completely true but if it's something worthwhile I spend a good deal of time researching it. I visit manufacturer websites, review sites, blog sites, and stores to make sure what I'm buying is worth it. Everything I post on my website has AT LEAST ONE REPUTABLE THIRD-PARTY REVIEW, otherwise I can't recommend it.
Kodak - Kodak EasyShare M1093 IS 10.0 MP
The good: Nice photos for the money; easy operation; simple, attractive design; optical image stabilization.
The bad: Mixed performance; photo quality dips above ISO 200; only a three-shot burst.
The bottom line: The Kodak EasyShare M1093 IS is a perfectly capable, inexpensive ultracompact point-and-shoot camera. read more...

The good: Excellent design; 7x optical zoom in a compact body; ISO range limiter; good photo quality up to ISO 400.
The bad: Slow performance; photos can look over-processed, soft.
The bottom line: The Nikon Coolpix S630 puts a little extra zoom in your pocket, but you might not find the high-resolution photos it shoots out pleasurable. read more....


Logitech - QuickCam Orbit Webcam

Logitech - QuickCam Pro 9000 Webcam
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The good: Nice click wheel; sleek, slim design; supports wireless 802.11b/g photo e-mail via T-Mobile HotSpot and private access points; optical image stabilization.
The bad: The lack of a built-in browser prevents you from being able to access most free public Wi-Fi access points. read more....

Canon - Digital Rebel XSi 12.2 MP Digital SLR Camera
The good: Excellent photo quality for its class; better-than-average speed.
The bad: Maximum ISO 1600; huge spot-for-spot metering.
The bottom line: It doesn't stand out for its feature set or design, but the Canon EOS Rebel XSi delivers on performance and photo quality. read more....

Sony - Walkman 8GB Video MP3 Player

Panasonic - KX-TG6700B 5.8 Ghz Cordless Phone Two-line Expandable Phone System
Call clarity and range for the handsets are good, and because the 5.8GHz frequency is utilized, one doesn't need to worry about interference with Wi-Fi networks. Meanwhile, due to the Ni-MH battery, one also needn't be concerned about memory effect when recharging. Other features include: 3-way conferencing, remote message retrieval, page, and message waiting indicators on the handsets' antennae.
Pros: Expandable, good range and clarity
Cons: Only one mailbox

Smartparts - SPX12 12-Inch Digital Frame
The bad: Slow downloads; most transition effects do not operate smoothly; very small remote control; only a 90-day warranty.
The bottom line: In spite of some performance issues, the Smartparts SPX12 is a good-looking digital picture frame that for the most part lives up to its claim of making it easy to transfer photos from a memory card to the frame with almost no effort. ...read more
Polk Audio - PSW125 12-Inch Powered Subwoofer
The PSW125's cabinet encloses a 12-inch Dynamic Balance composite woofer in a downward-firing position. The vented cabinet has a round, non-removable black steel grill surrounded by a subtle graphite-colored ring. This makes for a somewhat industrial or pro-audio style that might not appeal to everyone, but with this design, there won't be any little hands damaging the speaker cone. The PSW125 weighs in at just over 40 pounds and is available in cherry and black veneer finishes.

Yamaha - YST-FSW100 6.5" 130-Watt Powered Sub-woofer
The bottom line: Yamaha's pint-size YST-FSW100 subwoofer is the ideal partner for its Digital Sound Projector virtual surround speakers. ...read more
The bad: Terrible remote; difficult setup; competition offers more HDMI inputs for less money; no graphical user interface.
The bottom line: The Denon AVR-1909 sounds great and is fully featured, but isn't the easiest receiver to set up and use. ...read more
The bad: Competition offers more HDMI inputs for less money; cluttered remote; old-fashioned text-only onscreen user interface.
The bottom line: The Pioneer VSX-1018AH's solid sound and generous feature package make it a great value in the midrange AV receiver class. ...read more
Yamaha - HTR-6160BL A/V Receiver
The bad: Only two HDMI inputs, while competing models offers offer three or more; analog upconversion limited to 480p; poor upconversion quality; autosetup gave us an inaccurate warning; frustrating rear panel layout.
The bottom line: The Yamaha HTR-6160 sounds great, but it's tough to recommend with its paltry HDMI connectivity, poor upconversion quality, and other design quirks. ...read more
Logitech - Z-5500 Digital Surround Sound Speaker System
The bad: Expensive; the sub could sound tighter.
The bottom line: A versatile set of high-end 5.1 speakers, Logitech's newest flagship will handle with near-perfect quality as many audio sources as you can throw at it. ...read more

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