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HP Pavilion DM3-2040ea review The DM3's good-looking exterior can't make up for average performance and poor usability.£586 -
Acer Aspire One 533 review The best Aspire One yet, with a long-lasting battery and excellent usability this is also one of the best netbooks around.£300 -
Kingston Datatraveler USB3.0 64GB review Super-fast, pocket-sized storage, as long as you have the hardware to support it.£149 - best buy
Synology DS210j review Synology's DS210j has excellent software and simple setup, and there's the added security of RAID 1 support.£150 -
Samsung X420 review The excellent battery life can’t make up for a lack of performance and a relatively high price£605 -
Toshiba Satellite A660-17T review A competent desktop replacement, but it's more expensive than similarly specified rivals.£650 - best buy
Fallout: New Vegas review Everything we loved about Fallout 3, and much more. New Vegas improves on the original in almost every way.£24 -
Acer Aspire 5741G (5741G-334G50Mn) review Viewed on its own, the Aspire 5741G is a solid laptop, but battery life isn't great and you can have the same specifications for less money elsewhere.£580 -
Medal of Honor review Breaks new ground for the Medal of Honor series, but the short campaign and limited multiplayer do little to improve gameplay.£27 - best buy
Packard Bell EasyNote TM (TM99-GN-005UK) review A laptop with great performance and a good screen. As long as you can live with the design, it's great value.£549 -
Samsung Q330 (NP-Q330-JA01UK) review It's a decent ultra-portable, but for this price you can get a laptop with more memory.£561