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Micro projectors are a great way of getting a big screen out of your mobile devices. A typical business device will set you back over £400, but on Ebay you can get them for as little as £35! Dependent on Gadgets set out to find if they really can match the big brands for so little money.
Read MoreVirtual reality has been teasing us for years. Whilst we wait for Oculus Rift and other dedicated headsets to arrive, there is a cheap way any smartphone user can experience virtual rollercoasters right now, courtesy of Google. This reviewer eschews the seasickness tablets and jumps into Google Cardboard's other worlds.
Read MoreAs the national electricity grid struggles, the xtorm offers massive power capacity that you can carry round in your bag. Able to add up to 50 hours extra usage to your smartphone, this power bank will also charge an iPad or other large tablet with it's second higher power output. DependentonGadgets goes off-grid to see how it copes.
Read MoreThe internet is great - but it's not everywhere. The MobileLite will stream all your movies, music and photos to your device. It will convert a wired internet connection to wireless and recharge your phone. All for £35. But is it any good at any of it?
Read MoreWireless headphones are convenient and getting more affordable. But what if you already have a great pair of headphones and buying a new set just for wireless seems too much? Well the Sony SBH20's have a trick up their sleeve. Full review!
Read MoreHaving a smartphone can really come into its own when on holiday. Watch entertainment on the way, use navigation to get by and read reviews of local attractions. Trouble is, will the battery get you through the whole day without access to a mains socket?
Read MoreThe iPad is a great tablet, can the addition of a Brydge keyboard make it a great hybrid?
Read MoreThe iPad is a premium device. There are plenty of keyboards on the market that try to hide into covers and cases, but what if you want that premium MacBook feel from your trusty tablet too? Brydge+ keyboards sit proudly at the top end of the market, but do they bridge that gap?
Read MoreWe willing spend a small fortune on our tablets, but often wrap them in the cheapest case possible. Is it worth spending a little more? The Lavish Folio from Cygnett is here to convince.
Read MoreApple may reel at an accessory that makes an ipad a little more like a laptop, but anyone who wants to do some serious writing should consider a keyboard folio. Question is, do Zagg make the best in a crowded market?
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