Reviews

Philips 40PFL7605H review The Philips 40PFL7605H is a stunning TV, but it’s expensive. If money's not a problem, though, it's an excellent choice.

Samsung P580 This sleek-looking business laptop is very comfortable to work with but its battery life and processor are rather poor for the price.

Palicomp Core i3 Blast 530OC41-22 review An insanely fast processor, a host of expansion ports and a svelte, LED-backlit Full HD monitor make this one of the best value PCs available.

Sharp Aquos LC40CT2E review The Sharp LC40CT is very cheap, but the poor image quality means that it's not worth buying.

Roxio Creator 2011 review Roxio's all-encompassing media suite sticks a 3D feather in its cap, but there’s little to lift it above the competition

LG 32LE5900 review At approaching £500, the LG 32LE5900 is quite an expensive 32in TV

F1 2010 review F1 2010's realistic dynamic weather is outstanding and this level of realism extends throughout this excellent racer

MSI GX740 (GX740-061Uk) review This chunky desktop replacement is great for playing games but is otherwise underpowered and has poor battery life.

Motorola Milestone XT720 review Great battery life and a large touchscreen don’t often come in the same package, but the phone falls short elsewhere

Acronis True Image Home 2011 review An excellent backup application just got a bit better and now offers tight integration with Windows 7.

Samsung LE32C580 review The Samsung LE32C580 is aggressively priced and looks great, but its picture quality isn’t as good as we'd hoped for.

Casio Exilim EX-H5 review A breakthrough price for a compact ultra-zoom camera, but photos and videos don’t stand up to close scrutiny.

UpdateStar Online Backup review UpdateStar offers easy-to-use unlimited storage, but it's priced significantly higher than all of its competitors.