Gough's Tech Zone

In this final installment of my week in London earlier this year, I look at some of the other places I visited – some of which were definitely must-see places, while others are more of a “well, at least I visited.”

Now, I know DVD-RAM is not a type of DVD±RW, but hear me out – I thought it was worth including in this round-up for a few reasons.

In the previous post, I covered the contenders that would be taking part in this second round of DVD rewriting endurance tests.

At the time I posted the results of the first round, it seems there was still some interest in the topic of how long a rewritable DVD could last, even though the technology is considered by many to be outdated.

When supplying power to electronics projects, it’s usually the case that one voltage won’t satisfy everything.

Shopping around for more power stations, I was looking for something a little different to try.

With just seven days to tour London on my own on my recent work trip, this post will look at a few more places that I visited.

In recent years, I’ve been quite pleased with how many of the reasonably-priced products in the personal audio market sound quite good.

In the last post, I described my glee at receiving a very competent Sony Optiarc AD-7280S.

It’s fun being on the “trailing edge” of technology, when you get to catch-up on things you’ve always wanted to find out about, at a price you can afford.