Review Roland JP80 Jupiter 80 Live Synthesizer

Review Roland Jupiter-80

Roland is well known for having made some of the most legendary and influential synthesizers of all time, and in recent years it has been bringing some of these much-loved classics back to life - only this time around they are packed with cutting-edge technology. The latest to get a makeover is the Jupiter-SO, based at least in name on the Jupiter-B. Billed by Roland as a performance synthesizer, it's an extremely solid piece of kit, and in contrast to the standard muted looks of modern synths has a multitude of coloured buttons and lights, in keeping with the design of the original

REVIEW - LOGITECH FOLD-UP KEYBOARD FOR IPAD

REVIEW - LOGITECH FOLD-UP KEYBOARD FOR IPAD

Because all you ever really wanted was for your iPad to be a laptop

Since the iPad debuted a couple of years ago, people have been trying to turn it into a low-cost, lightweight replacement laptop. Adding a Bluetooth keyboard is a good start, of course, but then you're stuck lugging around two separate items. That's hardly an argument for being able to simplify your life with an iPad. Or is it? Logitech's Fold-Up Keyboard turns your iPad into a Transformer, letting you use it tablet-style, or with a full-size keyboard when you need a productivity boost. 

Computer Diet For Weight Loss

The trouble with eating is the body does not tell you exacriy when your needs are satisfied, and by the time you feel full, you might well have packed away extra calories that show up on your waisriine. That is where the Mandometer, they claim, helps. The device consists of a scale that is connected to a computer.

The software allows the patient to see on the computer display a comparison between a normal rate of eating and level of satiety and an overweight user's own rate and satiety perception. In arollnd four months, the user is apparenriy trained to eat like a normal person does. Eat normal, weigh normal, voila!