Dino PC Ceratops 2500K review With a Blu-ray drive and a hefty overclock, the Ceratops can keep you entertained and is easily upgradable in the future
£450
Ginger6 ND400 review This little AMD system feels underpowered when compared to most Intel-based rivals, but it's also cheaper
£400
CyberPower Ultra Triton CyberPower's overclocked AMD Fusion system with masses of RAM performs well and has plenty of upgrade potential
£450
Palicomp Phoenix i5 Supreme review Palicomp has combined our favourite processor with plenty of RAM and a Blu-ray drive to make a versatile all-rounder
Lexmark Genesis S815 review One of the best MFP interfaces, but scan and print quality is too poor to justify the price
£210
Sony Walkman NWZ-W262 review Sony's new Walkman is perfect for sports and fitness training, unless you have a small head
£49
Lexmark Interpret S405 review The S405 doesn't disappoint when it comes to its core functions, but print costs are high
£59
Canon Pixma MG5350 review The MG5350 is excellent at printing, scanning and copying, but it isn't particularly fast
£118
Sony Walkman NWZ-B162 review The NWZ-B162 charges quickly and clips to clothing securely but it's fiddly to use and offers no advantages over rivals from Apple and Sandisk
Dino PC Ceratops 2500K review With a Blu-ray drive and a hefty overclock, the Ceratops can keep you entertained and is easily upgradable in the future£450
Ginger6 ND400 review This little AMD system feels underpowered when compared to most Intel-based rivals, but it's also cheaper£400
CyberPower Ultra Triton CyberPower's overclocked AMD Fusion system with masses of RAM performs well and has plenty of upgrade potential£450
Palicomp Phoenix i5 Supreme review Palicomp has combined our favourite processor with plenty of RAM and a Blu-ray drive to make a versatile all-rounder£450
Chillblast Fusion Shadow review This powerful, versatile and easily upgradable PC is one of the best deals you can get for £450£450
Get lost: cycling with Google Maps Google's GPS would be perfect if it didn't keep insisting that motorways and road bikes are a perfect match
HP LaserJet Pro 100 M175a review Although the LaserJet Pro 100 is a very capable small office colour laser MFP, its running costs are too high£200
Chillblast Fusion Thrust review Chillblast has put together an excellent PC, but it's not the perfect graphics station we were hoping for£999
Brother DCP-J525W review This no-frills MFP is quick and functional, but print and scan quality is below par£89
Lexmark Genesis S815 review One of the best MFP interfaces, but scan and print quality is too poor to justify the price£210
Sony Walkman NWZ-W262 review Sony's new Walkman is perfect for sports and fitness training, unless you have a small head£49
Lexmark Interpret S405 review The S405 doesn't disappoint when it comes to its core functions, but print costs are high£59
Canon Pixma MG5350 review The MG5350 is excellent at printing, scanning and copying, but it isn't particularly fast£118
Sony Walkman NWZ-B162 review The NWZ-B162 charges quickly and clips to clothing securely but it's fiddly to use and offers no advantages over rivals from Apple and Sandisk£28