Playstation 4: Sony Reveals Next Gen Gaming

Elysium Magazine takes a look at Sony’s Playstation 4 – billed as the most powerful entertainment console and the future of next generation gaming. You’ll want one this Christmas…

Vertu Ti – The £7,000 Smartphone

Elysium Magazine takes a look at the Vertu Ti – a £7,000 smartphone that could, quite possibly, deliver you the world with one phone call to the concierge.

Man Vs Machine: iRobots

It is 2013 and it is about time you reclaimed some time and let the robots do all the work. Yes, thats right! If, like us, you’ve wanted to live in a world where robots did all of the work while the humans kicked back and relaxed, the influx of robot vacuum cleaners on the market may be the first step.

Nintendo Wii U

The Nintendo Wii U is released today – is the next generation console a worthy purchase this Christmas? Find out in the Elysium Magazine review.

Elysium’s Mini Tablet Guide For Christmas

This Christmas it’s all about the mini tablet. That svelte sheet of gadgetry perfection that’ll be entertaining you over the festive period and well beyond. It’s crucial to pick the best tab for your needs. Luckily Elysium is on hand to assist the discerning gent’s choice.

Halo 4: The Review

After five long years, Master Chief is back to take the war to the alien invaders! Elysium Magazine found some time to boot up the xbox and see whether it was worth the wait.

Do you tweet Mr. Bond?

The world’s favourite secret agent 007 is back on the big screen next week. Seeing that most of the world has embraced social networking, Elysium Magazine asks the question: “Do you tweet Mr. Bond?”

It’s finally here: iPhone 5

You have probably walked past the queues on the way into the office this morning – yes the iPhone 5 in finally here! Elysium Magazine gives you everything you need to know on the new iPhone on the block!

The iPad Mini: Steve Jobs knew it was next

Steve Jobs was never against the idea of a iPad Mini – does this mean we will see one launched later this year? Read on to find out how we discovered Steve Jobs gave it the thumbs up and what we can expect from the iPad.