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Barry de la Rosa
Barry de la Rosa has written various articles on a range of topics covering everything from TVs to mobile phones.
- Eminent EM7280 hdMEDIA RT3 review A hard disk, USB3 port and support for HD Blu-ray audio are attractive options, but the WD TV Live Hub is similar and easier to use£136
- Etymotic Research mc2 review Good for phone calls, but we didn't find the mc2s comfortable and we were disappointed with their music sound quality£63
- HTC Explorer review A pleasingly chunky smartphone, but it's not the best value budget model we've seen£130
- Nokia Lumia 710 review Another lovely Windows Phone 7 handset from Nokia, but the Lumia 800 just has the edge for value£255
- AC Ryan Veolo review A media streamer running Android might sound like an interesting idea, but the implementation is poor and it's far too expensive£168
- AC Ryan PlayOn!HD Mini 2 review Excellent file support and a low price, but the interface is clumsy and slow and the streamer doesn't support many internet services£93
- Syabas Popcorn Hour A-300 review A fully-featured media streamer with some unique features, the A-300 requires a bit of work to get up and running
- Sapphire Vid-2X Display Expander review An easy way to add dual-monitor support to a single DVI output PC or a DisplayPort laptop, but it's pretty expensive£125
- Asus O!Play Mini Plus review A budget player with good file support, but the O!Play Mini Plus has a laggy and convoluted interface£94
- iPad 3 under attack from growing Android sales Apple still ahead, but Android catching up fast; is there any hope for Microsoft?
- Orange San Francisco II review The San Francisco II improves on the original in every way, and, small amount of app storage aside, is a great budget handset£100
- best buySamsung SyncMaster S27A850D review The S27A850D's adjustable stand and 2,560x1,440 resolution are all good, but it's the new PLS panel, with its amazing contrast and colours£544
- Arbico Excel 2168 CS review A well-rounded PC with room for expansion and a smart monitor, but AMD Llano-powered systems are better value£500
- CyberPower Ultra Triton SE review Good Windows and gaming performance, but the 18.5in monitor lets the package down. You can get much better value elsewhere£500
- Viewsonic VP2765-LED review A solidly-built business monitor with a fully-adjustable stand and a four-port USB hub, but the VP2765-LED can't deliver on colour accuracy£324