Reviews
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Virgin Mobile 7.2Mbit/s Mobile Broadband review Virgin's upgraded mobile broadband is good value and easy to use, but better deals with higher monthly download limits are available.£15
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Acer Aspire 5739G review An expensive, but otherwise good all-round laptop. The 5739G has great build quality, a funky design and even a decent set of speakers.£672
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LG InTouch Max GW620 review A good first effort from LG, but the GW620 is already out of date thanks to Android 1.5,£270
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Joby Gorillatorch review Incredibly bright and the most flexible torch we've reviewed to date, but the Gorillatorch isn't cheap.£30
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Sony Vaio VPC-EB1S0E/WI review A gorgeous design and a fast, new processor make the EB1S0E stand out, but the screen isn't as good as it could be.£614
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Magix Rescue Your Videotapes 2.0 review With simple to use software and capture hardware this bundle is a straightforward way to preserve old video recordings.£40
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Advent Centurion CQ9204 review Unless you're absolutely smitten with the look of Advent's Centurion, there are far better value PCs available.£650
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Mesh Edge17 Inspire CS review Poor build quality and a stingy helping of RAM undermine the Edge17's advantage in having a slightly larger screen, and the screen itself is patchy and dark.£499
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Asus MS236H 23in widescreen monitor review A great-looking 23in display, but it's let down by annoying touch-sensitive controls and distinctly average image quality.£216
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Lucidity review Lucidity is an inexpensive diversion that failed to really captivate us, despite its distinctive style and gameplay.£7
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best buySamsung R620 review Along with Samsung's great design and build quality, the R620 includes a Blu-ray drive – that's a great bargain£645
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recommendedKWorld PC160-2T dual Freeview tuner review This budget dual Freeview tuner may not have great software, but that won’t bother Vista and Windows 7 users.£33