The Samsung SA950 monitor has a lot going for it. It stands there in a paragon-esque stature; you can tell from its design that it’s outright designed to make a point, that this is a premium monitor that sails the flagship proudly and ostentatiously. And for all that’s worth, it deserves the praise and our applause to go with it.
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We could see it as HTC said it – the HTC EVO 3D is a little more than just a phone slapped with a 3D-capable screen; it’s a wholly new 3D experience, freshly ground into a smartphone mould, and meant to usher a new 3D-steered direction. But does adding 3D deepen an experience? And – most importantly, of course – how good is the experience itself?

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USB 3.0 is fast, surely, but it’s been only working with USB 3.0 devices, with the most portable being a USB 3.0 pen drive. What about SD-cards, and CF-cards, and microSDs? Can’t they have the USB 3.0 treatment too? Well, fortunately, they can, with the Kingston USB 3.0 Media Reader. This is essentially a media reader (or multi-card reader, you pick) like any other, only that it comes with a USB 3.0 cable which, naturally, means it gets to read regular media in USB 3.0 speeds. The Media Reader supports SD cards (up to SDXC), microSDs and Memory Sticks (all the way to M2). It’s also USB 3.0 compatible, so no harm getting it for when you finally have USB 3.0 in your systems.

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Introduced earlier this year to the South East Asian region at the Samsung Forum 2011, the latest Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 is not just an evolution from the Galaxy Tab tablet that was introduced last year, but it brings a whole shebang of improvements with it apart from the increased screen real estate. First off, the device is a super-sleek tablet designed to look somewhat like its competitors although with its plastic back and thinner size.

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