The product portfolio of Transcend consists of more than 2000 different products. Transcend produces mainly memory modules, flash memory cards, USB drives, digital audio players, portable hard drives, video cards and accessories. One of the digital audio players of Transcend is the T.Sonic 840, a multimedia player offering many possibilities and available with different memory capacities. The 2GB version is available in white and the version we have tested, the 4GB version is available in black with a silver back.

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Creative is a worldwide manufacturer of digital entertainment products. Creative was founded in Singapore in 1981 with the underlying thought of multimedia starting a revolution in the way people handle their PCs. One of Creative's mobile multimedia players is the ZEN. The Creative ZEN is a multimedia player offering many possibilities and it has the size of a credit card. It's an interesting product for LetsGoMobile to put through the test procedure and offer you some insights in the performance of the ZEN. We have to mention beforehand that the included accessories of this test model deviate from what comes with the Creative ZEN available in the shops.

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HP has been around in the smartphone world for a few years now. Some years ago Compaq was taken over by HP. Since then the name iPAQ is being used for mobile phones of Hewlett Packard. Mid 2007 HP put the iPAQ 514 voice messenger on the market. The HP iPAQ 514 is a straight to the point business device. The consumer looking for a cell phone with a high resolution camera and enhanced multimedia player should forget about the HP 514. The HP iPAQ 514 has been equipped with Windows Mobile 6 and offers many functions that will appeal to the business user. Thanks to its price of around € 200 we can easily call it the cheapest business handset at the moment.

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Cell phones are offering more functionalities every day. A growing crowd seems to consider calling less important than being able to use email, Internet, digital camera and navigation possibilities. The consumer seems mature enough now for the smartphone, or the multimedia computer as Nokia likes to refer to it, and for a good reason. The Nokia Communicator, the mother of all smartphones has had some transformation during the eleven years of its existence. The device was already years ahead to start with. Still it remained a device tailored to the needs of the business user. Moreover; the first devices were rather heavy as far as weight was concerned and they were not the cheapest ones you could lay your hands on.

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When you are looking for more functionality than the average device offers, you have the choice from a broad range of smartphones and PDAs. Both types of devices not only differ physically but also as far as operation system is concerned. The better you know which functions you are going to use on a frequent base, the easier it is to make your choice. The market for PDAs that won't let you call but only use email and visit the Internet decreased drastically. Most current PDAs are handheld computers that also offer the option to call.

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Gisteq Corporation is a young company, founded in 2006. Gisteq develops software and solutions to the specifications of manufacturers and other companies. Gisteq's latest product is the PhotoTrackr GPS Photo Locator DPL700. The Gisteq DPL700 allows you to record and review your trip and the exact location where photos were taken with your mobile phone or digital camera during travelling. The PhotoTrackr GPS Photo Locater will show you exactly where you have travelled and the exact location and time of your pictures. In our PhotoTrackr DPL 700 review we have tested the GPS Photo Locator on the Veluwe, a forrest region in the Netherlands.

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Some cell phone brands are known to be the first to integrate innovative techniques in their mobile phones. When Sony Ericsson introduced the W910i an innovation was born, ready to reinforce the Sony Ericsson Walkman series. The Sony Ericsson W910i comes in a transparent plastic box including a USB card reader, user's manual, software on a CDROM and a USB cable for easy connection. Looking at all this I couldn't wait to start testing the W910i. The elegant slider phone looks simply beautiful. HSDPA, Walkman 3.0 and shake control make us believe we are dealing with a high-end mobile phone here. Will this handset live up to our expectations? Read on and find out if the Sony Ericsson W910 is a winner or not.

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Nokia has introduced a couple of new software additions in the past few months for various Nokia mobile phones. Remember for example the Nokia Ovi Internet browser and the new NGage games. Besides these new software additions, the N82 has also been equipped with an integrated GPS receiver, navigation software and a five Megapixel digital camera with Xenon flash. The N82's digital camera is able to exceed any other camera phone with ease thanks to its superior image quality, speed and user-friendliness. Nokia awaken some high expectations here and the question is; can Nokia live up to these expectations?

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During the year 2007 Samsung have placed various YP-series music players on the market. And the in January 2007 introduced YP-K5 has already seen its successor; the YP-S5 multimedia player. The K5 was known as a light MP3 player with a so-called slider system and a touch screen. In our review about the K5 we called it ‘a very innovative MP3 player’. As always there were some issues that needed improvement such as the Samsung K5 not offering video play function. We will compare the two MP3 players in the following Samsung YP-S5 review as far as differences and similarities are concerned.

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Sony Ericsson are busy producing various music accessories for mobile phones such as headsets and portable speakers that can pair with a cell phone through a Bluetooth connection. The Sony Ericsson HBH-DS220 is one of these new Bluetooth headsets that can pair with almost any cell phone providing it supports Bluetooth. The Sony Ericsson DS220 Bluetooth headset can be adjusted to every ear by means of the included extra earplugs. The price tag that comes with this headset is not one of the cheapest, 75 Euros and if it's worth its money will show from the following Sony Ericsson DS220 headset review.

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