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Marantz Pure Basic is not basic at all
Japanese company Marantz introduced from its Pure Basic series. As it is the case with every Marantz model, what we have here are fine examples of audio electronics. Section: small-devices-for-fun
Warm Tube53 sound
Tube53 is a vaccum tube amplifier from Japanese company C.E.C. and one of the finest amplifiers I heard. Be sure to see and hear it. Section: small-devices-for-fun
Take a look at new Sony Vaio
The new Sony Vaio FW with Centrino 2 technology is well designed notebook, both technologically and visually, it is very robust and has all amenities that you need. Section: small-devices-for-fun
CVSJ-1304-4GB or Joe
Joe is a very interesting device. With enough memory, touch button control, bright screen and a recorder, it is a very interesting MP4 player. Section: small-devices-for-fun
Stylish LifeBooks
When we think of new notebook, let’s make six of them. The engineers at Fujitsu were thinking just that when they decided to make a new notebooks. Section: small-devices-for-fun
Small drive for big tasks
Well-known name in hardware industry unveiled the new miracles from its factories: the first 1.5-terabyte desktop and half-terabyte notebook hard drives. Section: small-devices-for-fun
Samsung phone made of corn
The life is not fair. It shouldn't matter where you are born, but it does matter. If you are born outside South Korea you can just read their press releases and cry. It's not fair. Section: small-devices-for-fun
Les Trois Mousquetaires from Sony
Sony introduced three new audio/video receivers in its "Elevated Standard" product line. Section: small-devices-for-fun
Fujitsu F706i for TV under water
For both lovers and non-lovers of wet mobile phones Japanese company Fujitsu created a waterproof phone F706i. Section: small-devices-for-fun
Sharp LB-1085: One inch equal one thousand dollars
Sharp Corporation made an LCD TV of gigantic proportions and gigantic price. The new TV is the biggest in the world and for its every inch you should give 1000 dollars. Section: small-devices-for-fun
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