Advantages: Typical AKG bulid quality - sturdy, comfortable and brilliant sounding
Disadvantages: None that i can think of...

...Essentially the same as the old K240 DF's that I replaced, these are another high quality example of AKG's offerings. Sound quality is as excellent as ever. ...Sound... These are very versatile headphones as the sound reproduction is very good - as useful at home as they are in the studio. They have a good MF and HF range, good LF but can be a bit lacking sometimes - compared to the old 240DF's I had anyway. I use them at work sometimes for sound checks and they have always been pretty reliable. ...Durability... They've been dropped, contorted and ran over; they still work as well as ever. Reasonably thick, sturdy cable which not only avoids getting tangled up with itself unlike smaller cables, but also helps to prevent damage from twisting, cutting etc. ...Comfort... This was one of the main reasons I bought the newer... Read review

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Advantages: many
Disadvantages: ---

...a little bit small. As already mentioned smaller, how with the K750i. 5. Important basic features: Size: 105 x 47 x 22 mms Weight: 115 gs Display size: 240 x 320 pixels (2 inches) Color depth: 262.144 colors Nets: GSM 900, 1800, 1900 + UMTS Memory{Warehouse}: approx. 64 mb Memory map: Memory Embroidering Micro (M²) to 1024 mb (not included in delivery) Sound: Polyphonic with 72 voices{votes} Supported audioformats: MP3, AAC, AAC +, eAAC +, WAV, AMR, MP4, M4A, MIDI Camera: 3.2 mega pixels with autofocus and xenon flash (16x digitally zoom) The second camera for videotelephony Interfaces: Bluetooth, Infrared + USB Airplane mode MediaPlayer + radio (RDS) 6. The mobile phone more exactly under the magnifying glass: 6.1 displays: For me the display is a very important thing, in the end, I would also like to be able... Read review

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Advantages: Comfortable, long lead, self-adjusting head band. NOT Earphones.
Disadvantages: Not sound-proof - can sometimes hear sound around you.

...Technical details: Type: closed-back, supraaural dynamic headphones Sensitivity: 115 dB SPL/V Frequency range: 18 to 20,000 Hz Rated impedance: 32 ohms THD: <1 % Max. input power: 200 mW Cable: single cable, approx. 2.5 m (8 ft. 3 in.) Connector: stereo mini jack Adapter: mini to 1/4" adapter jack Net weight (without cable): 190 g (6.7 oz) Opinion: I hate earphones. I hate the way you have to wedge them into your ear, you're constantly worried whether they'll fall out, and they're about as comfortable as sticking gravel in your ear. I wanted a cheap pair of *head*phones, that were comfortable, stereo, and if possible from a good manufacturer. The AKG-44s have been exactly what I'm after. The speaker bits are surrounded by a soft leathery cushion - no rough edges, comfortable, and I feel... Read review

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Advantages: SUPERB 3 MEGA PIXEL CAMERA, MP3 PLAYER AND LOTS MORE!!!
Disadvantages: THAT BLOODY PIECE OF SH*T ANNOYING INTERNET BUTTON!!!

...*** PLEASE NOTE: This review first appeared on www.dooyoo.co.uk under my dooyoo alias of dlb74 *** ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Having recently renewed my contract with Orange (who I was going to leave following a pretty shoddy first year of contract until they went all Marlon Brando in 'The Godfather' on me… No… They didn't have me wake up to a horse's head in my bed! They simply gave me an offer I couldn't refuse…) upgraded my mobile phone from the Sony Ericsson W800i which had been fairly problematic at times to the Sony Ericsson K800i. It's a phone that I quite liked the look of but the fact that it features a 3.2 mega pixel digital camera was something that I loved the thought of - having had a 2 mega pixel camera on the W800i that gave some pretty good results, I thought moving up... Read review

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Advantages: Great price, good quality
Disadvantages: Not quite as detailed as a professional pair - although this is to be expected!

...I consider these headphones to be excellent value for money. While not quite as good quality as AKG's high-end headphones, these are nevertheless an excellent pair of basic decent headphones for what you pay for them. I bought these for both listening for pleasure and for recording rough demos in the studio, and have found them very suitable for both. The closed back means they are suitable for studio recording - I have experienced very little leakage - and I find the sound quality is very good - although as you might expect, not as detailed as the more expensive headphones - with an even balance across treble and bass. They are lightweight and fit comfortably [again, not quite as closely and snugly as a pair that you might pay £90 for, but very well considering the price]. All in all, a useful pair of everyday headphones... Read review

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Advantages: Great Camera, Very good screen, MP3 support
Disadvantages: Stability issues

...tuner which works using the headphones as an antenna. - Memory Card Slot. The K800i has a card slot for Sony Memory Stick Micro M2 Cards (not included). If you planning to take loads of photos and have a large MP3 collection a 1GB card is a good addition to the 64mb of integrated storage. Especially handy for long trips. - Screen. The phone has a QVGA (320x240 pixels) screen and it produces a very bright and sharp picture which is good for playing games and viewing your photo's. - Games. There are loads of K800i games available and most that I have look and play great and the thumb control works very well with them. For anyone that likes space shootem-up/RPG games I highly recommend Galaxy On Fire. - Video playback. I encoded a few movies to the 3gp format that the phone supports and was blown away by the video playback... Read review

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Advantages: Cheap,Upgradeale, Easy to Setup, Compact, Consealed slots
Disadvantages: onboard graphics, Product registration, Upgradeability

...automatically adjusted to the load on the processor and is whisper quiet Construction is simple Remove the outer case by removing 2 screws and sliding the case backwards and place to one side Remove the HDD and DVD cage so you can access the cooling fan screws, remove fan and fit processor and put heat paste (included) on processor to ensure heat disipation close the clamp to secure processor and fit fan over securing it The memory is fitted by clicking it in position in the slots of which there are 2 taking ddr2 240pin ram upto 1GB each Fit the DVD in the cage making sure it is the right way around and also fit the HDD fit the power and information cables for the HDD and DVD drives. Fit cage into main body of the case and secure with screws removed earlier Check all connections are secure and refit outer case replace screws and its... Read review

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Advantages: It has just about all features you could want a phone to have
Disadvantages: bigger than your average phone, internet quick link button on the front

...and it should take you to that section of the review. a1.3 - Introduction to K800i The K800i, released by Sony Ericsson in 2006 is one of the best camera phones out there, it has just about every feature possible to a phone, from infrared, to blue tooth, to video messaging, the phone is very exciting and a good all rounder. It is stylish, comes in 1 of 3 different colours and has a very good battery life, as for the ins and outs? I go more into depth about the phone below =) = b2. Sony Ericsson K800i Specs b2.1 - Technical Specs Size: 105x47x22mm (4.1x1.8x0.9) Weight: 115g (4.1oz) Colours: Velvet black, concrete silver, royal silver (James Bond special edition) Screen: 262,144 colour TFT, 240x320 pixel. Memory: Memory... Read review

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Advantages: Small size, Lights, Looks smart!
Disadvantages: Some say it looks bland, Small size limits functionality

...Watching the ICT market depresses me. Only a couple of short years ago I invested in the biggest desktop hard disk drive I could ever find - A roomy 120GB Seagate. Now we are up to 750GB, yet these cost only half of what I paid for my drive. The same is the story with the ThinkPad 240 - I remember when these were £1,699 brand new. Luckily I never bought one new, but I did receive one second hand a few months ago. This is probably my first review where I have a few serious issues with a product, as the 240 did leave a lot to be desired. But let's start with what's good. The first thing that will attract a lot of potential buyers to this laptop is it's diminutive size. It truly is amazing how IBM have managed to squeeze a full laptop into such a small case. The screen has a resolution of 800x600 pixels, which is enough for office... Read review

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Advantages: 3.2mp Camera with autofocus, quality feel, looks, battery
Disadvantages: Not Smartphone, No Memory card

...), simply by falling out of the poket and has succesfully survived the drop test, not even the back cover came off. I think the first thing to break will be the navigation joystick, simply because it feels the cheapest thing on the phone. I think they could have made that better, perhaps coated it in the textured plastic stuff the rest of the phone has, as the joystick does have a rough feel to it. ----------Screen---------- This is one of the best features about this phone. Its a 262K colour display, working with a resolution of 240x320. It's incredibly bright and clear, one of the clearest i've seen, and adequetly displays everything it needs too. It makes photo viewing and indeed photo taking(the camera uses the screen as a view finder) a pleasure. The backlight is excellent, and theres no shining light along the bottom of the screen like... Read review

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