Reviews

  • Samsung SP-P410M review A good LED projector with great brightness and colours. It's only flaw is the lack of audio output.
    £449
  • Philips Brilliance 225P1ES review Great image quality and adjustability, and the sensor works well, but at this price it'll be a while before you make any savings.
    £215
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    HP MediaSmart EX490 review HP's MediaSmart EX490 isn't cheap, but it's packed full of useful features.
    £462
  • MindGenius 3 review A powerful mind mapping application that offers a good trade- off between price and features.
    £170
  • Adobe Premiere Elements 8 review There's lots to like here, but many of the new features are designed to appeal to people who aren't interested in video editing.
    £57
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    Steinberg Cubase Essential 5 review Mature, elegant recording software for producing music with live instruments, and great value.
    £110
  • Acronis True Image Home 2010 review A great backup and disk imaging application with system rollback capabilities.
    £40
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    Y-Cam Black SD review A simple interface and lots of recording features make this camera a great buy, whether you're keeping an eye on the cats or securing your home.
    £170
  • LG GT505 review LG's hardware has potential, but the GT505 is hamstrung by a lack of bundled applications and external memory.
    £460
  • Samsung GT-I7500 Galaxy review A sub-par screen and an unadorned Android installation make the Galaxy seem like less than the sum of its parts.
    £431
  • Nokia N97 review The keyboard is disappointing, and the Symbian OS feels outdated compared with those of more intuitive Android and Apple phones.
    £416
  • Palm Pre review The Pre is interesting but flawed: it has some amazing features but is let down by a slow processor, poor battery life and software quirks.
    £97
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    HTC Hero review The new Hero is fast, with a good screen and camera, and Android's unrestrictive software is complemented by HTC's Sense apps and interface.
    £361