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Samsung Galaxy Ace review A smart design, colourful screen and decent camera make the Ace an attractive phone, but it lacks room for apps and a big screen.£215 -
Nokia E7 review A beautifully designed, well-built phone with an excellent camera and a full QWERTY keyboard, but the OS is on the way out£440 -
Philips Brilliance 234CL review This monitor is amazingly thin, but it also feels quite fragile, and has washed-out images, poor contrast and dull colours£164 -
recommended
Belkin Surf N150 review The Self Healing feature and a clear and simple setup process make this ideal for the novice user£25 -
Draytek Vigor 2710n review Capable of great speeds and packed with sophisticated features for business users, but channel bonding technology is tricky to disable.£94 -
Sony Ericsson Xperia arc review Subtle and practical improvements to Android, a decent camera and a large, colourful screen make the arc tempting£399 -
Zoom Model 4520 We3G review The cute little We3G can share a 3G data connection over 802.11g wireless, but it's much slower and pricier than its competitors.£100 -
MSI CX640 review A fast processor can't make up for the CX640's poor keyboard and terrible touchpad, and build quality isn't the best either.£630 -
Zyxel P-660HN-T1A review Expensive for an N-lite router, but support for up to four wireless networks makes it worth considering.£55 -
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recommended
TP-Link TD-W8951ND review Fiddly to configure and disappointing speeds at long distances, but at this price it's hard to be critical.£26 -
Asus K53S review The K53J looks like a decent-value budget laptop at first glance, but the dedicated graphics card isn't up to much£530 -
EnGenius ETR9350 review A 3G WiFi router with a host of advanced functions, but it's awkward to use.£73 -
best buy
Asus N53S review The N53S is a well-designed, well-built laptop that's packed with features including a large hard disk and a Blu-ray drive.£728 -
Packard Bell EasyNote TS44-HR-035UK review A stylish budget laptop with decent performance and a good selection of expansion ports. It can't quite match Dell's Inspiron 15R, though.£450