Strange Old-World Sights at Samsung Launch
Samsung's latest high-tech AV products pack vacuum tubes. Are we seeing things?
What’s With All The ‘Phones?
Kramer talks up the joys of earphones and headphones
Keyboardist poops on Witchdoctor reviewer!
Yes keyboardist heaps scorn on Gary Steel. The hapless reviewer responds.
f11 Magazine issue 9 now live and ready to read
The 9th issue of f11 Magazine is now live
Budget Hi-Fi Still Has Plenty Of Fi
Ashley Kramer gets in front of speakers again and likes what he hears
Amplified Streetnoise
Gary Steel unearths an interview with The Gordons MkII, who reveal they would like to have "a negro chorus section"
Hamilton Music Appreciation Evening – April 10th
A chance to hear some high-end hi-fi gear in Hamilton in April
Paradigm Shift Now In NZ
Paradigm's Shift range of computer and portable audio products are now available in NZ
Dick, Dick, Dick..Failed Again Eh?
Where's my MacBook Pro Dick?
RIP Firefox???
Is Firefox on its way out asks Pat Pilcher
TomTom’s iPhone App in South Africa
TomTom's iPhone app gets put to the test in South Africa by Ashley Kramer
Why Does This Thing Torment Me So?
Kramer reveals more disturbed audio thinking as he proposes simplicity in his audio system
Back in the Head-Fi Space
Ear-Fi or Head-Fi - call it what you like, Ashley Kramer is a fan
Torrent Tech Breakthrough Could Turn TV on its head
Pat Pilcher looks at the possibility of Torrent TV
Windows Phone 8 details leaked
Windows Phone 8 is coming....details leaked.
Is Sony capitalising on Whitney’s demise?
Sony Music UK bumped up the price of Whitney Houston's Ultimate collection 30 minutes after her death.
In-Flight Creature Comforts
Pat Pilcher inspects Air NZ's hi-tech premium economy class
Star Wars Episode 1: The Phantom Menace 3D FILM REVIEW
Gary Steel reviews the new, 3D version of Star Wars Episode 1: The Phantom Menace
Petition against online censorship
Pat Pilcher looks at a groundswell against anti-counterfeiting "treaty" ACTA
Hi-fi Nostalgia
Is the hi-fi past all that it's cracked up to be? John Groom ponders this heavy philosophical question.
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