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Amazon Kindle app review With Amazon's app, the Kindle experience is almost as good on a smartphone or tablet as on a Kindle eReader
Icarus eXceL review This huge eReader has some great features, but they aren't all easy to use and it's very expensive
£277
Binatone ReadMe Colour review Incredibly cheap for a colour eBook reader, but it feels it. Serious readers should spend more for something with an E Ink screen
£50
Binatone Kidzstar eReader review This cheap and tough reader can take a few knocks, but its kid-friendliness is patchy and its features sparse
£70
Icarus Pocket review An eReader that's as easy to use as it is comfortable to hold. It's just a little too expensive to be a winner
£71
Prestigio Nobile PER5162 review A premium reader that, despite some strengths and a decent case, isn't especially good value
£94
Brother HL-5470DW review A solid choice for a small business or workgroup, but Samsung's cheaper ML-3710ND performs just as well
£261.25
Kodak ScanMate i940 review There's a wide choice of document scanners at this price. Though capable, the ScanMate i940 isn't the best
£230.35
Brother DCP-J140W review The DCP-J140W is cheap, but it's also slow to print and expensive to run
Xerox WorkCentre 3315 review It doesn't excel in any respect, but Xerox's WorkCentre 3315 is a good choice for cost-conscious small businesses£263.26
Fujitsu ScanSnap S1300i review A highly-portable, easy to use document scanner that produces great results£205.54
Epson Expression Premium XP-605 review Epson has produced an effective all-rounder MFP, but it's expensive to run£122.88
Nero 12 Platinum review Nero's multimedia and disc-burning suite is a jack of all trades and master of one£57.74
Sage One Accounts review An easy-to-use accounts service for business newcomers, but it's too simple for larger firms£12
Kobo eReading App review A great alternative to Kindle which gives you a wider range of bookstores to choose from
Amazon Kindle app review With Amazon's app, the Kindle experience is almost as good on a smartphone or tablet as on a Kindle eReader
Icarus eXceL review This huge eReader has some great features, but they aren't all easy to use and it's very expensive£277
Binatone ReadMe Colour review Incredibly cheap for a colour eBook reader, but it feels it. Serious readers should spend more for something with an E Ink screen£50
Binatone Kidzstar eReader review This cheap and tough reader can take a few knocks, but its kid-friendliness is patchy and its features sparse£70
Icarus Pocket review An eReader that's as easy to use as it is comfortable to hold. It's just a little too expensive to be a winner£71
Prestigio Nobile PER5162 review A premium reader that, despite some strengths and a decent case, isn't especially good value£94
Brother HL-5470DW review A solid choice for a small business or workgroup, but Samsung's cheaper ML-3710ND performs just as well£261.25
Kodak ScanMate i940 review There's a wide choice of document scanners at this price. Though capable, the ScanMate i940 isn't the best£230.35
Brother DCP-J140W review The DCP-J140W is cheap, but it's also slow to print and expensive to run£50.28