Xara Xtreme 5 review This friendly, highly polished illustration package excels at creating graphics and logos, and can turn its hand to DTP
£69
Aastra 6731i review It works well, but the Aastra 6731i was hard to set up, required a firmware update to work and doesn't even come with a power supply.
£104
Fujifilm FinePix S1500 review A capable ultra-zoom camera at a remarkably low price, but even better-value models are available.
£139
eMachines EZ1600 review Despite limited features and performance, the EZ1600 is a neat package that's good value, but it doesn't topple our current award-winners.
£350
Arbico Value i7 Gamer review A very fast PC at a very reasonable price, but you'll need to supply your own peripherals.
£799
Chillblast Fusion Pegasus review The most powerful PC we've seen to date, it can take on everything from HD video editing to playing the latest games.
£1249
Dell Studio One 19 review The Studio One 19 is a little overpriced at £799, but children will love the touchscreen and its range of included applications.
£799
Billion BiPAC 2071 review The BiPAC 2071 adaptors are cleverly designed, but they're expensive and performance is disappointing.
D-Link DHP-303 review Relatively inexpensive, easy to secure and incredibly fast, D-Link's DHP-303 adaptors are our Best Buy.
£65
Devolo dLAN duo Starter Kit review Devolo's dLAN duo Starter Kit is a cheap way to get a computer online, but too slow for any other practical use.
£48
Solwise NET-PL-200AV-PIGGY The pass-through power sockets make the Piggy adaptors a good choice for rooms with too few wall sockets.
£42
Solwise SEC-C1062W review This is a serious camera, with some complicated settings but excellent video quality. It's a good choice if you need pan and tilt.
£114
Sitecom WL-404 review With good video quality, plenty of features, a built-in microphone and a speaker output, this is a very capable IP camera.
Xara Xtreme 5 review This friendly, highly polished illustration package excels at creating graphics and logos, and can turn its hand to DTP£69
Aastra 6731i review It works well, but the Aastra 6731i was hard to set up, required a firmware update to work and doesn't even come with a power supply.£104
Fujifilm FinePix S1500 review A capable ultra-zoom camera at a remarkably low price, but even better-value models are available.£139
eMachines EZ1600 review Despite limited features and performance, the EZ1600 is a neat package that's good value, but it doesn't topple our current award-winners.£350
Arbico Value i7 Gamer review A very fast PC at a very reasonable price, but you'll need to supply your own peripherals.£799
Chillblast Fusion Pegasus review The most powerful PC we've seen to date, it can take on everything from HD video editing to playing the latest games.£1249
Dell Studio One 19 review The Studio One 19 is a little overpriced at £799, but children will love the touchscreen and its range of included applications.£799
Billion BiPAC 2071 review The BiPAC 2071 adaptors are cleverly designed, but they're expensive and performance is disappointing.£80
D-Link DHP-303 review Relatively inexpensive, easy to secure and incredibly fast, D-Link's DHP-303 adaptors are our Best Buy.£65
Devolo dLAN duo Starter Kit review Devolo's dLAN duo Starter Kit is a cheap way to get a computer online, but too slow for any other practical use.£48
Solwise NET-PL-200AV-PIGGY The pass-through power sockets make the Piggy adaptors a good choice for rooms with too few wall sockets.£42
Solwise SEC-C1062W review This is a serious camera, with some complicated settings but excellent video quality. It's a good choice if you need pan and tilt.£114
Sitecom WL-404 review With good video quality, plenty of features, a built-in microphone and a speaker output, this is a very capable IP camera.£108