The Honeywell 18155 is a mid-range air purifier that features a “True HEPA” filtration system; this means that the filter has been tested to capture at least 99.97% of particles as little as 0.3 microns in size.  As with many other air purifiers, the 18155 also has a carbon pre-filter, that keeps other larger particles…

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The Honeywell HHT-011 air purifier is a good alternative to other more expensive units. This is a basic unit, that doesn’t include a remote control or an advanced LCD display, but it does have an advertised permanent filtration system, a washable-filter and an optional ionizer for a fresher air.

The HTC Droid Eris, Verizon’s second Android phone after the Motorola Droid, is essentially a re-branded HTC Hero; it has the same specs and a very similar exterior design. This phone seems to be a great starter-smartphone, it offers a beautiful exterior design, a highly customizable OS and a bright and clear touchscreen display; you…

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The Samsung Moment introduced some hardware innovations into the Android arena; It was the first QWERTY Android phone to use an AMOLED display and the first to sport the powerful 800MHz ARM11 processor. The only “problem” with the Moment, is that it *currently* runs Android 1.5 (Sprint will release an upgrade for it in mid…

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Palm’s latest phone, the Pre, brings some interesting features in a small, yet highly advanced smartphone. The Pre was introduced in early 2009 at CES 2009 and was later released on June 6th 2009. The Pre’s design is quite impressive; it features a shinny, black case with rounded corners, a sliding QWERTY keyboard and a…

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The Motorola DROID is the first Verizon phone based on the Google Android 2.0 platform. This device offers some highly advanced features, like its high-resolution, 3.7″ display that looks simply amazing, or the advanced Arm Cortex A8 CPU, clocked at 550MHz that makes Android perform they way it’s supposed to. Besides its advanced internal components,…

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