Reviews
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Cooler Master CM 690 II Advanced review The CM 690 II Advanced is a well made and easy to build case with plenty of features, although it's not quite the best in its price category.£90
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Acer Aspire 7740-334G50Mn review Despite the fast new Core i3 processor and large screen, the 7740 is let down by a poor keyboard and touchpad.£600
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Cloudmade Mapzen review Slick-looking online mapping software for OpenStreetMap, but it's not a revolutionary jump over what's currently available.
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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.£284.50
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best buyPanasonic 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£1300
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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.£25
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Sony Vaio E Series (VPC-EA1S1E/L) review A beautifully-made laptop, the VPC-EA1S1E/L has average performance, battery life and multimedia features£655
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best buyHTC Legend review Fantastic build quality, good battery life, a vibrant display, and superbly functional software make the Legend the best value smartphone£367
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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.£699
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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£25
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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.£101
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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.£600
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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£71