Reviews

  • best buy
    iPad
    Apple iPad 3 (2012) review LTE is unlikely to take off soon, but the retina display alone makes this new model worth having
    £399
  • Philips E-Line 273EQPH
    Philips E-Line 237EQPH review A 23in IPS monitor for under £150 looks like a bargain, but the dim backlight and fiddly touch-sensitive controls make it less impressive
    £142
  • Akvis Refocus
    Akvis Refocus V.1.5 review An interesting focus-manipulation tool, but not one that we'd pay £40 for
    £40
  • Antec 1100
    Antec 1100 review The usual superb build quality we expect from Antec, but its competition is slightly better priced
    £105
  • Fitocracy tracking screen
    Fitocracy review It's still rough around the the edges, but Fitocracy's attempt to turn fitness training into an addictive online game has already proved to be a massive success
  • best buy
    Lightroom white balance
    Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 4 review Seriously powerful, extremely responsive and a steal at its new low price
    £104
  • Oil Rush
    Oil Rush review A good looking strategy game set on the water, but it’s ironically lacking in depth
    £13
  • Gotham Impostors
    Gotham City Impostors review An interesting take on the FPS genre, but it’s not as slick as most full-price titles
    £12
  • Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.7
    Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.7 review The Galaxy Tab 7.7 has a gorgeous screen, a thin and light body, amazing battery life and sturdy construction
    £469
  • Chillblast Fusion Olympian
    Chillblast Fusion Olympian review If you’re keen to game with AMD’s very latest graphics card, this top-notch PC is for you
    £1199
  • Syndicate
    Syndicate review Nothing ground-breaking, but ticks most of the FPS boxes and the online co-op mode is fun
    £27
  • Datacolor Spyder 4 Express
    Datacolor Spyder 4 Express review An easy and good value way to get the most out of your screen, but the iPad feature is less useful
    £89
  • best buy
    AOC i2352Vh
    AOC i2352Vh review Great image quality, excellent viewing angles, a good choice of video input ports and a three-year, repair-or-replace warranty make the i2352Vh incredibly good value
    £129