The PCW Product of the Week takes a look at the best product we've seen, and explains why it is better than the rest.
Street-level maps on your mobile
Recharge these innovative batteries via USB
A Bluetooth travel mouse like no other
Wirelessly stream videos, music and photos around your home
A pacey notebook featuring Intel's latest Core 2 Duo notebook processor
Get running motivation from your iPod and trainers as you burn those calories
Panasonic Toughbook CF-74
Panasonic's latest rugged notebook goes under the microscope and gets a couple of drop tests
(review coming soon)
Shuttle latest small form factor PC based on notebook components
A massive 20in notebook entertainment system with a detachable keyboard
A powerful AMD dual-core SLI gaming machine
With an overclocked Core 2 Duo processor this is a lightning-fast PC
Use your mobile phone to set your Sky+ planner to record your favourite shows
The new desktop dual-core processor is surpassed only by its faster sibling, and will give AMD a headache
June 30th 2006: News from HP Labs
Plastic chips, longer lasting ink and the future of digital cameras - the latest research from the HP Labs
A 4GB mp3 player with a long battery life
June 16th 2006: Two products impressed us this week
A stylish digicam with Wifi and a host of other features
Watch your home TV from anywhere in the world
The Core Duo black and white successor to the iBook, aimed at consumers and professionals
Stream radio and music easily around your house
Not one for the catwalk, but a good business notebook with excellent battery life
The first Origami ultra-mobile PC is about to hit the market, but just who is it aimed at?
Good performance, a 20in monitor and a stylish case all for under £1,400
With an Athlon FX-60 processor and ATI Radeon X1900 XT graphics card, this is the fastest small form factor PC we've ever seen
Finally you can run Windows XP on an Intel Mac, but it's only
a beta release
April 6th 2006: Two products impressed us this week
March 31st 2006: We look at three products again this
week
March 23rd 2006: This week, we look at three products
Speeds up the Internet on Java-enabled mobile phones and reduces your bill
Small, quiet and ultra-portable, this new LED projector from Samsung marks a huge leap in projector technology
A 5.1 Dolby Digital surround sound speaker system with wireless rear satellites
A directional Wifi adaptor complete with an 8dbi antenna to improve your wireless connection
A hardware VoIP adaptor that works independently from your PC and is incredibly easy to set up
Get access to your desktop PC through your mobile phone. Although fiddly
to use at times, it's still a great service
Get access to your desktop PC through your mobile phone. Although fiddly to
use at times, it's still a great service
The 02 XDA Mini is a fully-featured PDA phone with the added bonus of a slide out Qwerty keyboard, making emails on the go a real possibility
What is a podcast?
A podcast is an audio programme that can be downloaded and listened to on any PC, Mac, digital audio player, PDA or smartphone capable of playing the industry standard MP3 audio format.
Subscribing
Never miss an episode by subscribing to the podcast using RSS. Simply right-click on the RSS button and select 'Copy Link Location' (Firefox) or 'Copy Shortcut' (Internet Explorer) and paste this into your preferred RSS reader.
If you are looking for a good RSS Reader, try
Newsgator, or browse our
Downloads section where you will find a good selection.
With Newsgator
If you have a
Newsgator account, then simply click the Newsgator button to launch a web browser, where you can log in to your Newsgator account and have the podcast automatically added to your subscriptions.
In iTunes
If you are an
iTunes user, then simply click the iTunes button to launch iTunes and have the podcast automatically added.
Podcasting tools
If you're looking for some software to manage your podcast subscriptions, then try these:
Apple iTunes
The popular media player reaches its sixth version
Juice
Listen to internet radio on a music player
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