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.
Hitachi Deskstar 7K3000 3TB review It might lack support for legacy operating systems, but the Deskstar 7k3000 is still a very fast disk with masses of storage space.
OCZ Vertex 2E 120GB review Great performance for a reasonable price makes the Vertex 2 one of the best-value SSDs we’ve seen.
£162
Tom Morgan
NZXT Panzerbox review It has an interesting interior layout, but the Panzerbox can’t match other cases for noise reduction.
£80
Tom Morgan
Enermax Luxuray review A well laid out interior and reasonable cooling, but it’s difficult to like the gaudy LED lighting.
£55
Tom Morgan
InWin Dragon Slayer review An inexpensive mini-tower with decent cooling options, but the Dragon Slayer doesn’t compare particularly well to other small cases.
Antec Lanboy Air review An interesting concept that doesn’t work in practice, the Lanboy is overpriced and not very effective at cooling components.
£144
Tom Morgan
Panasonic SC-BTT775 review Slightly below average speaker build quality, but impressive audio and an excellent Blu-ray player make this a superb all-in-one setup.
£540
Tom Morgan
Samsung Q330 review Improves on the original, but only just; we still want to see 4GB of RAM, but the Q330 is still an excellent ultra-portable laptop.
£560
Tom Morgan
Samsung 8000 55in Smart 3D LED TV review It oozes style, but some problems with image quality and poor internet TV functions prevent the 8000 from becoming a showstopper.
£2599
Tom Morgan
NZXT H2 review The H2 is a stunning PC case, with a great design and plenty of clever features.
£90
Tom Morgan
Thermaltake V9 BlacX Edition review The drive caddies are useful for quickly installing graphics cards, but the V9 BlacX needs refining in other areas.
£76
Tom Morgan
Crysis 2 review It isn’t such a technical leap forward as the first game, but Crysis 2 ups the ante with its action-packed gameplay.
Western Digital Scorpio Black 750GB review An excellent combination of speed and capacity, the Scorpio Black 750GB is a fantastic all-rounder.£80
Brink review An immensely fun and fast-paced action FPS that’s great to play with friends, even if it isn’t quite as well-rounded when played solo.£25
Hitachi Deskstar 7K3000 3TB review It might lack support for legacy operating systems, but the Deskstar 7k3000 is still a very fast disk with masses of storage space.£120
OCZ Vertex 2E 120GB review Great performance for a reasonable price makes the Vertex 2 one of the best-value SSDs we’ve seen.£162
NZXT Panzerbox review It has an interesting interior layout, but the Panzerbox can’t match other cases for noise reduction.£80
Enermax Luxuray review A well laid out interior and reasonable cooling, but it’s difficult to like the gaudy LED lighting.£55
InWin Dragon Slayer review An inexpensive mini-tower with decent cooling options, but the Dragon Slayer doesn’t compare particularly well to other small cases.£61
Mad Catz Marvel Vs. Capcom 3 Special Edition Fight Stick Superb construction and an excellent design makes this stick one of the best out there£150
Antec Lanboy Air review An interesting concept that doesn’t work in practice, the Lanboy is overpriced and not very effective at cooling components.£144
Panasonic SC-BTT775 review Slightly below average speaker build quality, but impressive audio and an excellent Blu-ray player make this a superb all-in-one setup.£540
Samsung Q330 review Improves on the original, but only just; we still want to see 4GB of RAM, but the Q330 is still an excellent ultra-portable laptop.£560
Samsung 8000 55in Smart 3D LED TV review It oozes style, but some problems with image quality and poor internet TV functions prevent the 8000 from becoming a showstopper.£2599
Thermaltake V9 BlacX Edition review The drive caddies are useful for quickly installing graphics cards, but the V9 BlacX needs refining in other areas.£76
Crysis 2 review It isn’t such a technical leap forward as the first game, but Crysis 2 ups the ante with its action-packed gameplay.£32