Reviews
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Lenovo IdeaPad Z580 review Perfect if you like to watch films or play games, but its poor battery life and touchpad prevent the Z580 from achieving true greatness£550 -
Dell S2740L review Excellent brightness and contrast levels, but its glossy display will drive you mad£298 -
Schenker XMG A722 review A powerful 17in gaming laptop at a good price, but it's let down by its screen and touchpad£993 -
Steinberg Cubase 7 review Has improved ergonomics and is still incredibly powerful, but you need to invest time to get the best out of it£435 -
Scan 3XS Graphite LG10 review It's powerful, can play the latest games and has a Full HD screen, but the LG10’s chassis is a bit boring and the keyboard a bit frustrating£1143 -
Far Cry 3 review It takes a while to get into, but this varied open-world shooter is worth the effort£26 -
Palicomp Alpha Inferno review This blisteringly fast PC is among the most powerful you can get at this price£850 -
Acer Aspire E1-571 review It may have a cramped keyboard, but this cheap laptop is great for everyday use£348 -
PC Specialist Inferno V-3K review Perfect for gaming on the go, with decent battery life to match£638 -
Acer Aspire V5-571 review The V5's keyboard is comfortable to use, but the laptop misses the mark when it comes to performance£390 -
HP Pavilion G6-2242ea review An impressive specification, but the G6-2242ea is just too slow to recommend£328 -
Lian Li PC-V355 review It’s stylish and has lots of room for expansion, but it’s large for a living room PC£95 -
Android 4.2 review Multiple user accounts are a huge step forward for tablets, but there's little for smartphone users to get excited about