Tom started writing about technology right after graduating from University, but has been a games and gadget fan for as long as he can remember. Beyond photography, music and home entertainment, he's also the first port of call for all reviews content on Expert Reviews.
Sony Bravia KDL-40NX713 review The stunning design and excellent connectivity makes the KDL40NX713 one of the best high-end TVs we’ve seen
£700
Sony VAIO VPC-Z21M9E review Quite possibly the ultimate ultra-portable thanks to an external graphics card, but you have to pay through the nose for it
Philips BDP7600 review All the features you would want from a Blu-ray player, with the addition of fantastic design and a straightforward user interface
£175
Panasonic DMR-BWT800 review Packed with features, but we weren't keen on the user interface and it's expensive
Fujitsu Lifebook NH751 review A powerful high-end laptop, but make sure you need its features and performance as there are cheaper alternatives
£1022
Acer Aspire Ethos 5951 review A few very clever features that aren’t well suited to a laptop of this size make the Ethos poor value, despite the powerful hardware
£999
HP Pavilion dv7-6051ea review An excellent design, great speakers and plenty of performance, but MSI's GE620 is better value if performance is your top priority
£814
Tritton AX 720 review The AX 720 is an excellent headset for console gamers, with great sound quality and the added bonus of PC compatibility
Sony Bravia KDL-40NX713 review The stunning design and excellent connectivity makes the KDL40NX713 one of the best high-end TVs we’ve seen£700
Sony VAIO VPC-Z21M9E review Quite possibly the ultimate ultra-portable thanks to an external graphics card, but you have to pay through the nose for it£1454
Dell Alienware M14x review A no-compromise gaming powerhouse squeezed into a very compact 14in chassis£1879
Acer Aspire 5755G review Plenty of performance, great battery life and a new look; the Aspire 5755G is a powerful multimedia machine£888
Top Ten ... Things people think Apple invented Apple makes some truly great products, but you'd be wrong in thinking it got there first with many of them
Philips BDP7600 review All the features you would want from a Blu-ray player, with the addition of fantastic design and a straightforward user interface£175
Panasonic DMR-BWT800 review Packed with features, but we weren't keen on the user interface and it's expensive£687
Super Street Fighter IV: Arcade Edition review A worthy upgrade that can take an eternity to master, but fans will learn to love it all over again£25
Duke Nukem Forever review He may have beaten the odds and made it to 2011, but Duke Nukem should probably have stayed in the 1990s£24
Medion Erazer X6813 review Very powerful components, but the keyboard and screen let the Erazer down£1099
Toshiba Satellite P750-115 review Plenty of power and a Blu-ray player, but the screen is average and the keyboard disappointing£1000
Fujitsu Lifebook NH751 review A powerful high-end laptop, but make sure you need its features and performance as there are cheaper alternatives£1022
Acer Aspire Ethos 5951 review A few very clever features that aren’t well suited to a laptop of this size make the Ethos poor value, despite the powerful hardware£999
HP Pavilion dv7-6051ea review An excellent design, great speakers and plenty of performance, but MSI's GE620 is better value if performance is your top priority£814
Tritton AX 720 review The AX 720 is an excellent headset for console gamers, with great sound quality and the added bonus of PC compatibility£115