K.G. Orphanides

Lenovo IdeaCentre A720 review It’s expensive and doesn’t have the high-resolution screen of Apple’s iMacs, but is both highly capable and very stylish

Deponia review It's Monkey Island lite, and not quite as endearing, but there are still plenty of laughs to be had

Samsung Series 5 550 Chromebook review More powerful hardware and a new edition of Chrome OS that lets you work offline make this the best Chromebook yet

HP Z1 Workstation review Whether you're kitting out a design department or creating a digital artist's studio, this powerful all-in-one will meet your every need

Sony VAIO S Series 13 review A well equipped business centric laptop that struggles to compete with similarly-priced Ultrabooks

Packard Bell Dot S review This netbook has the latest Atom processor and doesn’t cost much, but it’s not as stylish as some of its rivals

Asus X501A review This sharp-looking laptop lacks an optical drive, but is surprisingly powerful for its price

Toshiba NB520-124 review A great media-playing netbook, despite its low screen resolution

Violet Karotz review No-one really needs a helpful and interactive robot rabbit, but if you want one, Karotz is fun without being annoying

Acer Aspire Timeline Ultra M3 review With sleek lines, a 15.6in display and a massive battery life, this well-made ultra-portable lets you work all day

Vibox Juggernaut review This Ivy Bridge system is massively powerful, but you can do a bit better for the same money

Lenovo G570 M51BPUK review A Blu-ray drive and tons of RAM makes this £500 laptop a good buy, but there are better deals if you don’t need to play HD movies

Dell Inspiron 15R This hefty laptop has a decent specification, but you can get better laptops for the same money

CyberPower Apollo GT review This PC packs in gaming and processor power at the cost of a comprehensive specification

Toshiba NB510-11E review A refreshed processor improves performance slightly, making this netbook a great deal if you don’t need much power