Bad news folks, my wordpress sites got hacked yesterday and have had a bit of trouble getting the sites back up.
Digitek's historical posts should now be back, I just need to get the rest of the site like the post ratings back into order.
Bare with me! If you find any pages that are not displaying properly then please let me know.
To the A-hole who hacked me...go fuck yourself!!!
After the terrible experience I had with my Logitech Harmony 890 I was at a bit of a loss as to what to do next. I have been using the Harmony 890 to simply turn everything on and off and my iMon iPad to drive Media Centre but this solution has had problems of its own. Read more...
After the pleasant experience of using the Windows 7 Beta on my EEE PC I decided to give it a crack on my Home Theatre System and see how it performs compared to Vista. Read more...
The TM350H is the current offering from the relatively unknown Trakmate GPS company. It utilises the popular SiRF Star III chipset (also found in devices from Garmin and TomTom), maps from global provider Navteq, and the Horizen NavMate operating system. Read more...
I have come to accept a sad reality of the modern Home Theatre PC and that is that you probably won't be able to pick up every free-to-air channel, all of the time. My own experience over the last 6 months has been that Vista Media Centre will report No Signal for some channels, seemingly at random, and for up to 3-4 days at a time. Read more...
The Windows 7 Beta has been doing the rounds for several weeks now. I have thrown a copy on to my EEE PC 901 and after using it as my main OS for a couple of days I thought I would post some of my initial impressions. Read more...
Perhaps no other driving game peripheral demands attention quite like the Logitech G25 does. Offering a 3-pedal base, a stainless steel force-feedback wheel with leather grip, and a 6-speed H-pattern gear shift, the G25 promises to be the high-end solution that racing enthusiasts crave for. Read more...
Consumers have spoken and the word is 'Netbooks'. They have come a long in way from their humble beginnings as the EEE PC 701 in just a little over 12 months. With the vast majority now sporting the 1.6GHZ Atom processor and a 1024x600+ resolution they have managed to work their way into the realm of everyday computing. Small, light, and most importantly cheap, these mini laptops have proven that consumers are indeed willing to sacrifice on performance for price and portability. Read more...
Universal remotes have been around for some time but most of them came at a very high price and featured a very complicated interface. The Logitech Harmony range of remotes has been a breath of fresh air for this market as they offer a solution for almost every price range and in a relatively simple looking package. Boasting support for a staggering 225,000 devices, the Harmony should allow you to consolidate a number of existing remotes and control all of your A/V equipment with a minimum of fuss. Read more...
Being an avid photography enthusiast i have invested in a Digital Single Lens Reflex (DSLR) to document and capture my life story. One of the crucial components of a DSLR is the memory card utilized in storing the images taken by the user. The Compact Flash (CF) format is used by my Canon DSLR and over the years i have managed to collect an array of Sandisk memory cards. Not all CF cards are created equal and one of the key differentiators is that of read and write access speeds. But does paying a premium for faster memory cards actually hold up in reality?
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