K.G. Orphanides

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

Ginger6 ND400 review This little AMD system feels underpowered when compared to most Intel-based rivals, but it's also cheaper

CyberPower Ultra Triton CyberPower's overclocked AMD Fusion system with masses of RAM performs well and has plenty of upgrade potential

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

Chillblast Fusion Shadow review This powerful, versatile and easily upgradable PC is one of the best deals you can get for £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

Chillblast Fusion Thrust review Chillblast has put together an excellent PC, but it's not the perfect graphics station we were hoping for

Brother DCP-J525W review This no-frills MFP is quick and functional, but print and scan quality is below par

Advent DT1308 review A cheap, no-frills PC with some upgrade potential

Lexmark Genesis S815 review One of the best MFP interfaces, but scan and print quality is too poor to justify the price

Sony Walkman NWZ-W262 review Sony's new Walkman is perfect for sports and fitness training, unless you have a small head

Lexmark Interpret S405 review The S405 doesn't disappoint when it comes to its core functions, but print costs are high

Canon Pixma MG5350 review The MG5350 is excellent at printing, scanning and copying, but it isn't particularly fast

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