Reviews
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Bullguard Backup 10 review A decent budget option if you've not got much to backup, but most people will need more, better value storage£17 -
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 -
Packard Bell EasyNote TS11-HR-040UK review A good-value laptop, but not as good as Packard Bell's own NS44£479 -
Sony Vaio F-Series VPC-F22M1E review Fantastic performance and a great HD screen, but the bulky dimensions look dated and it's a bit too expensive£1299 -
Rock Xtreme 685 review By placing gaming performance above everything else, the Xtreme 685 loses out to more well-rounded laptops from other manufacturers£1399 -
best buy
Dell XPS 15z review Excellent 2D and 3D performance, and it looks stunning. If you want style as well as substance, the XPS 15z is almost perfect£1199 -
Samsung NC110 review A well-built netbook with a great keyboard, but it suffers from the usual netbook problems: limited power and a low-resolution screen£280 -
best buy
MSI GE620 review Great performance in both 2D and 3D makes the GE620 a real bargain if power is your priority£750 -
recommended
Packard Bell EasyNote NS44-HR-033UK review Packard Bell may appear to concentrate more on style than substance, but the NS44 has healthy performance and features at a great price£399 -
Thermaltake Armor A30 review The A30 is a compact and quiet case with room for powerful components - if you like the heavy gamer-styling£76 -
HP TouchPad review WebOS helps make the TouchPad a powerful tablet which is mainly a joy to use£400 -
Sony Vaio E-Series VPC-EJ1Z1E review Sony’s E-series makes more sense as a 15in laptop; the 17in model is underpowered and overpriced compared to the competition£999