Reviews
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Medion Erazer X6811 review This gaming laptop has a good specification and phenomenally powerful graphics processor, but skimps on screen resolution.£950
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OP3 Fury review OP3's budget gaming PC is well balanced, but you can get more processor power for only little more cash.£400
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Sony Vaio F13M0E review A smart laptop with great connectivity, 2D and 3D performance, but is let down by its small, dull display£1199
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Blue Lounge Cable Box review It's a very expensive way to manage your cables and not particularly attractive, either.£40
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Plantronics K100 review Good value if your phone supports voice dialling, and if you can find a clear FM channel, the transmitter is a nice bonus.£34
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Zotac Zbox HD-ID40-U review A well-designed mini PC for those who want to specify their own hard disk, memory and operating system.£190
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recommendedAdvent Vega review It's cheap, but the high spec and decent screen make it a good choice - just make sure you install the Mod to get the Market.£250
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Terratec T5 review It comes with better software than some, but it's still far from perfect and much too expensive to recommend.£95
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Toshiba Satellite P500-1DZ review The massive P500 has performance, expansion potential and even a decent set of speakers, but the dull display lets it down£1000
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best buyPackard Bell EasyNote LM86 review Great image quality from the large widescreen display, coupled with decent Windows performance, make the EasyNote LM86 a worthy Best Buy award-winner£500
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Samsung SyncMaster BX2331 review Samsung's BX2331 is a gorgeous design, but its image feels far too processed, and it's much too expensive compared to the competition.£190
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Viewsonic ViewPad 7 review It's a big improvement over Viewsonic's ViewPad 10, but the Galaxy Tab is a similar price, faster and has better customisation of the OS.£400
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Asus EeePC 1015PE review One or two minor issues can't overshadow a great all-round netbook with a fantastic design.£304