The cut and paste may be more accurate than you think, and I think that he uses a template too. For example, he always criticizes the inability of a camera to use AA batteries, when such batteries have been shown to be far less efficient and powerful than the batteries now used by dSLRs. Granted, the Sony battery is priced high, but we all know that there will be generics coming.
Another one is his worshipping of the battery chargers that hang on the socket/wall instead of using a cord. Perhaps he has never stayed at a hotel with only a couple of spare sockets and then had one blocked by the oversized camera charger using the one next to it? Many hotels have electricity setups that cut the power when you leave, so you must charge your camera, razor, phone, iPod, notebook and who knows what else in today's world during the brief time that you are in your room, making socket access critical. And, having to move that big desk to get at the wall socket everytime you switch batteries is another hassle.
Granted, my second example really referred to those of us who travel alot, especially those who go outside the realm of the most developed countries, but, for me, it is valid, and I become tired of reading the exact same words in every review.
To be fair, I do read those reviews and appreciate the photos posted and many conclusions that are made, but I think that they could be a little more professional.
