Back when we were younger, my brother received a Game Boy Camera and Game Boy Printer for a birthday or Christmas. It was always fascinating how we could capture and print our own photos, especially due to how uncommon and expensive digital cameras were back then. It’s now 2017 and everyone has a device capable of taking
I adore puzzle games. From classics such as Tetris to more recent games like Pushmo and Professor Layton; I just can’t get enough. Whether it be games with simple mechanics or ones with involved, complicated rules that really make you think, there is nothing more satisfying as finally working out a puzzle after working on it
I signed up for Last.fm in 2006 and have just hit 150,000 scrobbles (track plays). This works out to just about 40 songs played per day, which seems like a lot to me. During the 10 years I have been on Last.fm my music taste has changed a fair amount and I have discovered heaps of
Most record players when purchased tend to come with a flimsy mat. When I purchased my Pro-Ject Debut III it came with a thin fabric one that just loved to leave dust and fibres on all the records it touched, not to mention the increased static. Upon searching for a suitable replacement many people on forums
Back when I started buying movies on Blu-ray I purchased an internal drive to be able to rip them to my hard drive. The one that I purchased, the LG GGC-H20L, is not only capable of reading Blu-ray but also HD-DVD discs. For those unaware HD-DVD lost out to Blu-ray and was quickly phased out. Stores
6 colour variations, available in 1080p or 3840 x 2160 (4K).
I have never been satisfied with media center devices. Whether it be something straightforward as a Chromecast or a Roku set-top box, there have always been compromises to be had. The main negative of such devices is that most seriously lack codec support for popular file types. Most support the basics, such as h.264 and mp3. But what
