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Play Time
B Magazine, Richard Mcleish, Published on 09/09/2012
» It was not long ago that compatibility issues were a nightmare for personal digital media libraries. HTPCs were heralded as the solution, meaning users needed to commit a whole OS to manage their libraries. However, those days were short-lived. Problems with file formats, codecs and file system have all been resolved with the boom of the media player, in a move warmly welcomed by consumers. For a small fee, media players are light, unobtrusive and efficient ways to access your libraries, and they just got smarter too, with internet connectivity.
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Borneo's different beat
Life, Richard Mcleish, Published on 25/07/2012
» Exotic instruments, lush scenery, unpronounceable names _ the annual Rainforest World Music festival rolled out again for the 15th time this month on the Santubong peninsula, in Sarawak, Malaysian Borneo.
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Is it a bird ... ? Is it a plane ... ?
B Magazine, Richard Mcleish, Published on 07/08/2011
» If you haven't seen one buzzing around a gadget shop near you yet, a French manufacturer is pushing the possibilities of Apple's iPhone, iPad and iPod touch devices with a flying toy extension. It's called the AR.Drone remote-control quadricopter, and it takes flight simulation games, and indeed the possibilities of portable devices, to a new level.
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The 3D Revolution
B Magazine, Richard Mcleish, Published on 13/02/2011
» Off the back of the success of 3D movies last year, TV manufacturers started to ship home entertainment systems that reproduced the visual effect in the comfort of your living room. In TV land, 3D was the new black for 2010. With initial viewing results being somewhat mixed, and questions about the availability of content looming, manufacturers have pressed on with the new technology, in an attempt to turn the supposed fad into a richer vein of potential profit.
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Entering the third dimension
B Magazine, Richard Mcleish, Published on 22/08/2010
» The buzz word around tech circles this year has been "3D" and the technology has reached the everyday consumer in the form of not only big-budget Hollywood movies, but also home entertainment equipment.
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