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Asus Eee PC 1001P review Provided you don't mind having Windows XP and the slightly dark screen, this netbook is great value and has stunning battery life.£229 -
Arbico P250 CS review There's nothing particularly wrong with Arbico's P250 CS, but for similar money you can get a PC with more memory and a faster processor.£424 -
Hiyatek Multi-Function Panel HY-CR-720-ES review With a fast memory card reader and a fan controller in a 3.5in bay, this is a great choice, but you can get cheaper readers.£15 -
Mesh MatriX6 Ti review AMD’s new six-core processor isn’t as exciting as we’d hoped, but the MatriX6 Ti remains a powerful, well-built computer£1149 -
MSI Wind U160 review A stylish and sleek netbook with long battery life, but strong competition holds it back from winning an award.£316 -
Lindy USB 2.0 22-in-1 Card Reader review Decent performance and interchangeable front panels make this an attractive reader, but it's fiddly to connect.£20 - best buy
Toshiba NB300 review Stunning battery life, a brilliant screen and large keyboard make this a great 10.1in netbook, but it doesn't have Bluetooth.£286 -
HP Mini 210-1012ea review Its red finish is certainly eye-catching, but it's strange that there's only 802.11g wireless networking and you can't upgrade the memory.£300 -
Ergo4u ergoCloud review It's incredibly expensive for what it is, but if you want a simple way to alleviate wrist and forearm pain when using your computer it could be a good choice.£112 -
Devolo dLAN 200 AVsmart+ Starter Kit review This kit is quick, but you pay a lot of money for the LCD screen and you can get better-value pass-through HomePlug AV adaptors -
Battlefield: Bad Company 2 review Massive maps and vehicles give this game a completely different slant to other first-person shooters and make it great fun.£27 -
HP TouchSmart 600-1050UK review The screen's fantastic and it's a decent all round PC, but you can buy similarly-specified all-in-one computers with slightly smaller screens for a lot less.£1260 -
Sony Vaio M Series (M11M1E) review This is the first cheap netbook that Sony has done, but it's no different to all the other 10.1in models out there.£284.50 - best buy
Panasonic Viera TX-P46G20B review Freeview HD and Freesat HD make this the most flexible TV for free high definition broadcasts and it has stunning image quality£1300 -
HP TouchSmart TM2-101ea review Touch applications that don't work in portrait mode, poor display viewing angles and an annoying touchpad make this frustrating£800