DCP, or Desktop and Control Panel to give it it’s full moniker, is checked out by delusional and found to be at worst servicable.

delusional learns that his Revo can also help him to save money, as well as produce ways to spend it. He tests three packages designed to help in acheiving this goal.

After some initial confusion delusional realises that the ps-Scribe is a stylus, not someone else to do his writing for him.

Pretty colours abound when Rob takes a look at the PalmTec stylii. But were the colours enough? Read the review to find out.

In our fist external review, Rob takes a look at PalmTec’s Series 5 soft case.

delusional takes a look at mobile war on the Psion, after deciding that a full scale war just didn’t fit in with his busy schedule. And he couldn’t find anyone to join in.

Due to his lack of memory, delusional needed some way of fitting more into his brain. Before squashing his head, he decided to try one method on his Revo.

Another one for harsh environments, Inertia goes to Death Valley occasionally. We think the heat has got to him, what with him being just outside the room labeled sane and all.

Psion? Skinnable? Inertia has a look at the Psion skin from POS and is disappointed there isn’t a Lockergnome skin to match his WinAmp.

And there came unto delusional a need. And that need was to protect his precious new purchase and so the case came unto him and offered it’s services.

For the more harsh environments in which he sometimes finds himself, delusional had to check out some heavy duty protection.

So, once he ended up with a Revo, what did delusional think of it? I think you can guess where to look…

SimCity is one of the most popular PC games of all time, so it was with bated breath that delusional sat down to test the Psion version…