Posted 12/06/04 at 07:36:45 PM by Maximum PC
Second-gen keyboard/mouse makes steady advances
Month Reviewed: December 2004
Verdict: 8
URL: www.microsoft.com
This latest Bluetooth wireless keyboard and mouse combo corrects many of the problems we had with Microsoft’s initial Bluetooth desktop.
Posted 12/06/04 at 06:53:51 PM by Maximum PC
The best LCD we've seen
Now imagine the glory of SDM-P234 times two! While we were evaluating Sony’s monitor, the f2304 was by its side running the exact same DisplayMate scripts and real-world content via a DVI splitter box.
Posted 12/06/04 at 06:43:25 PM by Maximum PC
Wherein the iPod Mini suffers a mortal wound
Month Reviewed: January 2005
Verdict: 9 Kick Ass
URL: www.digitalnetworksna.com
You’ve got to hand it to Apple—the iPod family of MP3 players is so iconic that every new MP3 player is immediately challenged with the same review cliché: “Is it an iPod killer?” The Rio Carbon is not, but paradoxically, it’s a superior device.
The Rio Carbon uses Seagate’s miniature 5GB drive, putting it a gigabyte over the capacity of the iPod Mini.
Posted 12/06/04 at 02:30:28 AM by Maximum PC
We think of it as a big-ass DVD player
Month Reviewed: December 2004
Verdict: 7
URL: www.averatec.com
We’ve never been impressed by low-cost notebooks, which tend to sacrifice so many features they feel like a car without a spare tire or rear window defroster.
Posted 12/06/04 at 02:13:13 AM by Maximum PC
A complete alternative to Sound Blaster arrives, but with a cost in performance
Posted 10/19/04 at 08:30:23 PM by Maximum PC
A decent ink jet, but it can't compete with the dye subs
Month Reviewed: November 2004
Verdict: 7
URL: www.epson.com
Of the four printers here, Epson’s PictureMate is the only ink jet.
Posted 10/18/04 at 08:38:00 PM by Maximum PC
A fantastic photo printer
Month Reviewed: November 2004
Verdict: 9
URL: www.sonystyle.com
We’ll admit it: Sony’s DPP EX-50 surprised us.
Posted 10/18/04 at 08:34:09 PM by Maximum PC
Incredibly small and convienient, but image quality and included media is a downer.
Month Reviewed: November 2004
Verdict: 6
URL: www.olympus.com
Don’t be fooled by the CP-220’s strikingly diminutive profile—thanks to the Olympus P-10’s cube shape and small paper tray, it actually has the smallest footprint of the printers reviewed here.


