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Asus N53JG review Well built and with a striking design, but its dedicated graphics chip isn't powerful enough and the keyboard is ugly and uncomfortable.£650 -
best buy
Rift review An ambitious take on the classic swords-and-sorcery MMORPG, Rift could be the game that topples Warcraft from top spot.£24 -
best buy
Dell XPS L502X review Fast in games and applications, a good battery life, a fantastic Full HD screen. This is the best laptop you can buy.£929 -
Cisco Linksys E4200 review Capable of amazing speeds, and set to get even faster when compatible laptops appear, but it's not enough to justify the inflated price.£170 -
BT Home Hub 3 review Caters well for novice users, but advanced features are conspicuously absent and wireless performance is pedestrian.£92 -
Sony Ericsson Xperia X8 review The X8 has some clever features, but it can't match Motorola’s Defy on contract. It’s a good choice on prepay, though.£149 -
Lenovo U160 review Around the same size and price as a netbook, but more powerful and with a higher screen resolution – an excellent budget choice.£388 -
Philips PicoPix 1430 review It may be cute, but the PicoPix's image suffers heavily from the rainbow effect, and you'll need an adaptor for VGA.£250 -
HP Pavilion dv7-4035sa review The 17in screen and high quality keyboard are tempting but there's no excuse for such poor performance or the unusable touchpad.£600 -
best buy
Palicomp Phoenix i5 Nemesis review The second Sandy Bridge PC we’ve seen is almost unbeatable value, with excellent performance and expansion potential.£800 -
Samsung RV511-S01UK review Impressive core components and performance to match, but its dedicated graphics card doesn't add enough value to warrant its high price.£579 -
Y-Cam Bullet Black review A well-built IP camera with all the features we'd expect, plus a clear and comprehensive manual, but it's too expensive for the average home user.£319 -
Sony Vaio VPC-S13L9E review Just light enough to count as an ultra-portable, but with near-desktop performance, a decent display and an optical drive built in.£645 -
best buy
Toshiba Portégé R700-17W review Small and incredibly light, the R700 still has a decent display resolution, near-desktop performance, good battery life and a three-year warranty.£690 -
Archos 101 Internet Tablet review The Archos 101 has impressive battery life and supports external storage, but it doesn’t feel as tough as its rivals£240