Gizmo Scene Reviews the BlueAnt EMBRACE Wired On-Ear Headphones

Our sister site Gizmo Scene has posted up a review of the BlueAnt Embrace Wired On-Ear Headphones. The headphones have a remote and mic so they can be paired with the iPhone, iPad, or iPod to listen to music and take calls. Check out the review HERE

ThisIsMyNext reviews the Nook Simple Touch Reader

Paul Miller over at the new Engadget has posted a review of the new Nook. Check out their thoughts HERE

I personally do most of my reading on my phone. It’s always with me, the screen resolution is killer, and it can run any and all book stores (Kindle, Nook, Kobo, Google, iBooks) without a problem. While the new Nook was a pleasant surprise, and certainly a better experience in sunlight, I don’t think it’s enough to make me stray. Similarly, the E Ink quality really isn’t much of an improvement over reading on an LCD, so I don’t see much reason for iPad or Nook Color owners to feel regret.

Unboxing & Photo Review: ViaPad 97 Capacitive Android Tablet

MP4nation blog has posted up a review of the ViaPad 97. This is a Capacitive Android Tablet that looks just like an iPad. Read the entire review HERE

GearDiary reviews the Tycoon Windows 7 Tablet

GearDiary goes hands on with the Tycoon Tablet.

Companies that primarily run on Windows and have a requirement to improve the mobility their work force via a tablet may find the Tycoon to be exactly what they’re looking for. Healthcare can take advantage of the Tycoon’s ‘HealthPad’ version with an antimicrobrial chasis

Read the entire review HERE

Ubergizmo reviews the Dell Streak 7 tablet

Ubergizmo has posted a review of the Dell Streak 7 Tablet on their site HERE

It comes down to your tolerance to pricing and usage model: If you *really* want an Android Tablet now and if you need a small (7”) 4G Tablet, and if can’t afford the Galaxy Tab, the Dell Streak 7 could be an option to consider — that’s a lot of “if+and”. In case you don’t care about Android and the smaller size, the iPad will provide a much better user experience.

2011 Hyundai Equus reviewed by CrunchGear

Korean automakers have not been known for luxury. But that is changing with every new release. Hyundai has released the Hyundai Equus 2011 which should compete with other luxury brands like Lexus. CrunchGear had a chance to go hands on with the new luxury sedan and posted their hands on review.

view review HERE

Tac Drive reviewed by The Gadgeteer

Tac Drive is a dog tag you wear around your neck and provides medical information on the usb stick. The Tac Drive sells for $20 for 1GB stick.

Read The Gadgeteers Review HERE

GizmoScene reviews AeroBed Elevated Mini Headboard Bed - Queen

When you talk about Air Beds there is nothing better than an AeroBed. The latest AeroBed has been release and reviewed on our sister site GizmoScene. Check out the review now HERE

iPad Suede Jacket/Sleeve Review - Waterfield Designs

Check out this review of the Waterfield Suede Jacket. This looks like a decent case that also acts as a cleaning cloth. The only problem I see is that it might be a dust attractor.

Enso ZenPad review

Charbox is at it again with another review of the Android Tablet Enso zenPad. Check out the review now and hit up Ebay to order.

Urbanears Plattan headphones (black) Reviewed

Cnet has reviewed the new $60 headphones Urbanears Plattan headphones (black). It was given a 3 out of 5 rating. Check out the full review HERE

Saddleback Leather Company Wallet Bi-fold Medium Carbon Black Review

We have posted a review of the Saddleback Leather Company Wallet Bi-fold Medium Carbon Black Review. Check out the review now HERE

Barnes & Noble nook eBook Reader reviewed by the-Gadgeteer

Those who bought the Nook when it's was available for preorder are now getting the eBook Reader into their hands. The-Gadgeteer Julie is one them. She has posted her review of the Nook eBook Reader HERE

Barnes & Noble Nook review by Engadget

We've been hearing a lot about the Barnes & Noble Nook ebook reader. But with delays there is not a lot of hands on reviews of the product. So Engadget managed to get one and try it out.

Read their entire take of the device HERE

Gunnar ‘MLG Legend’ Glasses Reviewed

Crunchgear reviews the Gunnar ‘MLG Legend’ Glasses. Crunchgear seemed to like them for gamers and those who sit in front of a computer all day. They are priced at $99 and appear to be decent for gamers.

Product Page HERE

PSP GO reviewed by GearDiary

GearDiary's Michael Anderson reviews the PSP Go and it's not pretty. While the PSP Go has some improvements the overall consensus is that the PSP Go is a fail. The just too much going against it. And the lack of innovation from the first PSP is apparent.

Check out the review HERE

Adesso Wireless SlimTouch Mini Keyboard Review at the-Gadgeteer

Here is keyboard for your PC or Netbook worth checking out at least. It has a full keyboard with touchpad and mouse buttons. It's wireless too so you can free to roam around with the keyboard. The price of this keyboard is just less than $110.

Read entire review HERE

the-Gadgeteer reviews Cirago CST-5000 Slim USB Hard Drive

Cirago claims that the Cirago CST-5000 Slim USB Hard Drive is the slimmest, thinnest usb hard drive.

Sleek, slim-line package; nice graphics; good speeds; aluminum house; nice price… a very nice package!

the Gadgeteer has rated the drive very highly. Check out the full review HERE

the-gadgeteer reviews Brite-View CinemaCube Media Player

the-gadgeteer has posted their review of the Brite-View CinemaCube Media player and seemed to like it.

I really like this device. It is not without its limitations, but what it can do for the price is pretty impressive.

The CinemaCube has dropped in price to affordable $64.99. You can order one now HERE

via the-gadgeteer

PS3 Slim Review 120 GB

Here is a nice mini review of the PS3 Slim from Cnet. This was a smart move by Sony to get a cheaper $300 Slim out their before the holiday season. Though I still think the fat one looks slightly sexier.