Reviews

Sony Vaio M Series (M11M1E) review This is the first cheap netbook that Sony has done, but it's no different to all the other 10.1in models out there.

Panasonic Viera TX-P46G20B review Freeview HD and Freesat HD make this the most flexible TV for free high definition broadcasts and it has stunning image quality

Magix Audio Cleaning Lab 16 deluxe review Almost too powerful for the simple task of transferring vinyl to MP3, but this audio editor also has other, more creative uses.

Sony Vaio E Series (VPC-EA1S1E/L) review A beautifully-made laptop, the VPC-EA1S1E/L has average performance, battery life and multimedia features

HTC Legend review Fantastic build quality, good battery life, a vibrant display, and superbly functional software make the Legend the best value smartphone

Advent Centurion CBE1401 review A well-designed case and quiet water-cooling can't make up for the poor choice of motherboard, and it's much too expensive.

Serif Digital Scrapbook Artist 2 review There's not a lot of clip-art, but the tools provided are of excellent quality - perfect for anyone that takes scrapbooking seriously

Arctic Cooling Silentium T1 Eco-80 review Arctic Cooling's attempt to reduce both noise and power consumption isn't a great success of either front.

Packard Bell Easynote TJ75 review A pleasant design and bright screen add some class to this powerful Core i3 laptop, but we didn't like the keyboard or touchpad and it's missing some useful features.

Sunpak PF30X hot shoe flashgun review It’s a little slow and lacks manual control, but this is an affordable option for flash-lit automatic exposures

BenQ G2222HDL 22in widescreen monitor review A brilliant follow-up to the incredible G2220HD, the G2222HDL has an LED backlight for a brighter picture, and still has great contrast and vibrant colours.

PC Nextday Zoostorm 72-4301 Core i3 Advanced HD PC review The Zoostorm 72-4301 just doesn't do enough to justify its price when there are much more powerful PCs available for the same money.

Intel Core i7-980X review Yes it's ridiculously expensive, but you are getting a processor that's way ahead of anything else available at the present time.