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ReviewsMarch 30th, 2014 by Anthony CaruanaFuji Xerox DocuPrint CM405df
The DocuPrint CM405df is an office printer that would fit in well for a company with lots of people who print regularly. The paper tray can hold more...
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ReviewsMarch 29th, 2014 by Anthony CaruanaEpson Expression Photo XP-850
Epson has been delivering premium colour printers to the market since before man walked on the moon. That experience is visible in almost every model...
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ReviewsMarch 28th, 2014 by Mark HachmanFirst look: Microsoft Office for iPad takes aim at iWork
When Apple announced that its iWork suite would be bundled, free of charge, with new iOS and Mac devices, it seemingly slammed the door on Microsoft’s...
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ReviewsMarch 28th, 2014 by Anthony CaruanaCanon PIXMA MG7160
Over the years we’ve tested and owned a number of Canon PIXMA printers, so we were keen to get our hands on one of the latest models, the MG7160....
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ReviewsMarch 27th, 2014 by Anthony CaruanaHP ENVY 120 e-All-in-One
HP’s long pedigree in the printer business has been built through a reputation for reliability and solid performance. The ENVY 120 is a multifunction...
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ReviewsMarch 25th, 2014 by Kirk McElhearnDragon Dictate 4
It’s been nearly a year and a half since the last update to Nuance’s speech recognition software, Dragon Dictate, was released. Over the past...
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ReviewsMarch 19th, 2014 by Jonathan StewartMoshi SenseCover
Suitable for the iPhone 5/5s, the Moshi SenseCover looks like another wrap-around case, but its unique, standout feature is right in front of your...
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ReviewsMarch 17th, 2014 by James GalbraithApple Mac Pro Quad-Core/3.7GHz (late 2013)
Though we call them late 2013 Mac Pros, it took us until March of this year to receive our new entry-level Mac Pro. Apple released the redesigned...
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ReviewsMarch 15th, 2014 by Anthony CaruanaGarmin Forerunner 620
With over 20 years of experience in developing GPS solutions, it’s no surprise that Garmin has made a strong entry into the exercise and fitness...
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ReviewsMarch 14th, 2014 by Anthony CaruanaNike+ SportWatch GPS
Nike has had a long relationship with Apple, so it’s no surprise that its SportWatch GPS is integrated into the Apple ecosystem. The SportWatch...
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ReviewsMarch 13th, 2014 by James GalbraithHP Z Display Z27i
The HP Z Display Z27i is a 27in professional desktop monitor with 2560 x 1440 native resolution. It features a high-quality IPS screen, LED backlighting...
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ReviewsMarch 13th, 2014 by Anthony CaruanaFitbit Flex
The Fitbit Flex is a two-part device comprising a bracelet and a tracker that slips into a compartment. It comes with two bracelets to accommodate...
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ReviewsMarch 12th, 2014 by Serenity CaldwellThe Slap stylus
When I was in middle school, there were really only two pieces of jewellery anyone cared about: Chinese bead bracelets and snap bands. The latter...
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ReviewsMarch 7th, 2014 by Anthony CaruanaJawbone UP
If the word from this year’s CES is to be believed, then 2014 will be all about wearable tech. The Jawbone UP is a bracelet that monitors you to...
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ReviewsFebruary 27th, 2014 by James GalbraithMac Pro 6-core review
It took some time, but Macworld Lab finally got a stock configuration Mac Pro. This new Mac Pro has a single 6-core Xeon processor running at 3.5GHz,...
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ReviewsFebruary 26th, 2014 by Jonathan StewartBear Grylls Action Case for iPhone 5/5s
The Bear Grylls name is synonymous with exploration. The TV personality’s adventure program is captivating viewing, tasking Grylls to survive the...
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ReviewsFebruary 20th, 2014 by Jonathan StewartBowers & Wilkins P7
Sleek, comfortable and beautifully balanced, Bowers & Wilkins’ P7 headphones are a pleasure to use. This British audio company has a huge reputation...
