In many phone the menu is often a long list and can b confusing at times. But the LGKS360, like other LG phone, has a nicely arranged menu. The phone is preloaded with many applications and games.

The LG KS360 has an internal memory of 15 MB which can be expanded up to 4 GB with a microSD card. So you don’t have to worry about storage of music files and pictures.

The overall performance of the LG KS 360 is very good. With an excellent FM reception and sound quality the phone is one of the best we have seen. The QWERTY keypad with touch screen dialing is an exciting feature. The phone’s Bluetooth transfer is faster than the cookie’s.

The 2.o megapixel camera gives good performance indoors as well as outdoors. However, the battery back-up was below our expectations. Though the company claims to give a back up of five to hours, we got approximately four hours. The standby time of the phone is 430 hours. Final word, the price of the phone is justify it all.

This Dock is the cheapest model on test, but its no pound-shop peddlers. Audio quality is very impressive for the price. The speakers are too close together to provide much stereo separation, but you don’t really buy this sort of dock for orchestral-sized sound fields.

Its rendition of Led Zeppelin’s pulsating, relentless Achilles’ Last Sound is certainly engaging enough. The bass doesn’t make you feel like you’re standing in the midst of the final battle for Troy, but this means you can crank up the volume without fear of distortion.

There are two, ahem, “dock-ups” here, though. Given how light and compact its design is, it’s ridiculous that Kensington has restricted this to mains rather than battery power. The lack of a remote control is also pretty criminal. This is a good budget option, but no more. I think you would love to buy the product and have a good sound of the music.

This one of the thinnest and lightest laptops in the world, it’s the most connected. It’s the first with a built –in 3g modem, so you can browse the Net without an ugly  PC card poking out the side, plus these’s Wi-Fi and Bluetooth.

The 3G works like a dream­-just pop a 3G data SIM card in the slot under the battery, select your network and that’s it-no confusing configuration needed. Wep pages load as fast as with cheaper home broadband services. Our UK counterparts even managed to secure an ultra –fast 1.8Mbs connection on T- Mobile’s new 3.5G network.

In terms of ergonomics, this is near-perfect. Weighing just 1kg, you’ll barely feel it in your bag. But unlike other ultra-portables, the keyboard is sizable enough to use for long periods. The screen is also lush, matching the brightness and clarity that the best Sony VAIOs offer.

There has to be a trade-off, thought, and it’s the DVD writer. There’s no room for it in the main body. Instead, you have to put the laptop in the provided dock to use it. This nearly doubles the thickness and the weight, so, like Morris dancing, it’s something you’ll only want to do in the privacy of your own home.

Two batteries are provided – the small on fits its hole perfectly, but only lasts1.5 hours. An eco mode saves power by turning superfluous features off, but dims the screen too much to make it useful.

A fingerprint reader helps keep your data secure if your laptop is stolen, although it is a little tricky to setup.

If you use your laptop to watch DVDs on the move, this isn’t for you, and the price make Apple laptop seem cheap. But for the sexiest, most connected choice, look no further.

This hard-disk camcorder is one of the first to use the new AVCHD format in order to compress Hi-Def footage. That means you can cram four hours of HD film on its 30GB hard drive. It can burn the footage to your computer’s DVD drive at the touch of a button and has a huge 3.5-inch LCD. Sony has set incredibly high standards with its tape-based HD’ corders, so we are expecting this to be an absolute stunner.

It accompanies Nero to burn footage to DVD – Blu-ray making up the option Sony hopes consumers attain (and at the consequence that is the only HD quality till recordable HD-DVD discs hit the marketplace). Footage can be tangled and came by some instructions between a computer and camcorder.

The high def DVD option, the HDR-UX1E, records directly to an 8cm DVD that can so be played in a Blu-ray or PC drive. DVD camcorders is looked to initially attract consumers, because the disc can be acquired directly from the device and played in a PC or Blu-ray drive. Merely longer condition, it requires the HDD editions to convert the camcorder of choice.

It’s been the pipeline for longer then we care to remember, but we’re finally getting a tweaked version of this Japanese HD-DVD player. As well as HD-DVDs, it will also upscale your regular DVDs to 720p or 1080i.More intriguingly; it interacts with your discs as never before via broadband. Do you like that phone /car/ holiday in the advert before the main feature? Just hit a button on the remote and it will order it for you! More prosaically, it should also mean you’ll always have up-to-date trailers to watch.

Importantly – and far from coincidently, we find – the HD-XE1’s arrival coincides with studio announcements of newly titles on the HD DVD format. Currently, although, that implies there is still only 95 titles proclaimed for release, although Tosh reckons that there’s “enough more to precede the summer”.

And so, visualize among these 1080p darlings? Check over the specifications on page two and the prescribed release about page three, and then let us hear your absorb these thread in the HEXUS.life-style forum.

Compact and well put together, this won plenty of plaudits on launch, but now it’s struggling against newer rivals.

Stick in your ‘pod and you’ll be rewarded with some fairly solid results. There’s just enough bass and treble here, but tracks such as Pink Floyd’s Wish you were here sound a tad flat compared to the Klipsch and Altec Lansing models. A bit more dynamism would be welcome.

That isn’t the only niggles. There’s no stereo line input, so there’s no way to hook up an iPod shuffle, let alone players from Apple’s rivals. Its once cutting-edge look now seems a bit passé too, frankly.

The Bose name will attract that’s no better then workmanlike. For the princely sum of Rs15,900, you’re entitled to expect more. Altex lansing is the best product to buy at any place because the company motto is to cover the every people with there product. And it is sleek and slender design.

Simple and Sober:

The Intex IN continues dominating the entry-level segment with exciting features like dust and water resistance, which makes it stand out in the crowd. The touch and feel of the Intex IN 3030 is very comfortable. The phone has no connector/port except for the multifunction mini USB port at the bottom.

On The Run:

Typing messages and dialing numbers on the Intex IN 3030 is a comfortable task. The phone’s body is sturdy and tends to get oily if you hold it in your hands for a long time. The music quality of the phone is quite decent. The FN recorder works perfectly fine but as pointed out earlier, it takes time to adjust to the control settings. The microphone is placed at the bottom back so users need to hold the phone in a way that their voice reaches it properly.

Overall the device gives a decent performance, with its dust and water resistance feature.

Spice has recently introduced a candy bar phone, the S940. The steel rim effect with a metallic silver finishing makes it very attractive and sturdy. All physical buttons of the phone are in the front. The sides are empty. Apart from the regular keys there are two extra buttons for the camera and the internet.

The device has an LED flash, which acts as a flash light, and can be directly activated by pressing the key. However, this doesn’t drain the battery well but results can be blurry at time case of larger files. The camera has limited fun frames. The S940 doesn’t have any extra setting to differentiate the phone. However the performance is quite good.

Overall the Spice S940 performs well and its battery backup is above expectations. The phone gives two hours of talk time, twp hours of listening to music and using camera with flash.

So, the overall usage with single charge comes to an average 4, 5 hours every day-close to the company’s claims.

Klipsch Igroove Dock Delivers when it comes to the crunch, Songs such as Radio head’s tremulous melancholy-fest Fake Plastic Trees are detailed across the whole sonic range, with bass and treble well balanced.

There isn’t as much of a low-end kick as you get with the Atlac Lansing. Bose or Apple docks, but this impressing with its versatility. Rather than excelling with some and bombing with others, this is set up to work well with all types of music.

In fact, the only flies in the ointment are the lack of a battery option and the slightly questionable silver-grey finish. Now we’re all for departing from the classic (yawn), iconic (zzzz) iPod white used by the other models here. However, this ends up looking more like something your garn would buy from teleshopping network than a fashionable addition to your home.

However, good sound always trumps goods looks. Just ask Radio head.

This Dock’s Machined cylindrical shape suggests rugged, industrial power and that’s exactly what you get when you slip an iPod into its drawer.

Audio is lively and punchy and as a result it suits high energy material best, Bel Biv De Voe’s Poison sounds superb, thanks to strong clarity throughout and a bass line that kicks like a member of Girl’s Aloud in a nightclub toilet.

The dock also handles softer, more acoustic stuff, although if your taste runs more to James Blunt end of the market you might occasionally notice a slight lack of crispness to his tuneless whimpering.

Load this up with batteries and you can use it on the go. You can also link your photo or video iPod up to a tally via its S-Video output. With performance and features like that, this is an obvious choice. So Altex lansing Inmaotion IM7 is the best product which you might buy.