K.G. Orphanides

Cyberpower Xtreme XT review A good buy if you want a Sandybridge-E processor and motherboard, but you can get the same power for less

Epson Aculaser C1750N review This unobtrusive compact colour laser is ideal for low-yield home and small office use

Sound Blaster Recon3D PCIe Fatal1ty Professional review It sounds great and its drivers are feature packed , but you can get similar performance from the non-Fatal1ty version

Propellerhead Balance review Propellerhead’s Balance USB sound card bundle is the perfect home production environment

Fitocracy review It's still rough around the the edges, but Fitocracy's attempt to turn fitness training into an addictive online game has already proved to be a massive success

Win Tickets to London 2012 with Cisco’s KayakAttack Procrastinate from work and try to score some sweet loot in the process

MSI 990XA-GD55 review This modestly priced motherboard lacks the dual PCI-E x16 channels of some rivals, but it’s still a decent budget option

Sandisk Sansa Clip Zip review Despite its mediocre battery life, this tiny MP3 player is a great budget option

Chillblast Fusion Olympian review If you’re keen to game with AMD’s very latest graphics card, this top-notch PC is for you

Asus Crosshair V Formula review With Creative audio drivers and one of the best AM3+ UEFIs around, this is a great motherboard for overclockers, despite its expense

Lenovo Ideacentre B520 review This impressive all-in-one entertainment PC can handle everything from games to 3D movies

Phonak Audéo PFE 232 review They’re incredibly expensive, but these earphones are certainly among the best money can buy

Sapphire Pure Black 990FX review It looks flashy, but this high-end motherboard’s performance is disappointing for the price

Eglove Sport review No more holding your glove in your teeth to operate your smartphone with these exercise-friendly gloves

Gigabyte A75-UD4H review Despite having plenty of ports and a thoughtful expansion slot layout, this isn’t the best FM1 motherboard around, but it certainly does its job well