Reviews
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HP TouchSmart TM2-101ea review Touch applications that don't work in portrait mode, poor display viewing angles and an annoying touchpad make this frustrating£800 -
Dell Inspiron Zino HD review It's rare we see a PC that's both good value and great-looking, but this Blu-ray-equipped mini PC scores in both categories.£540 -
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Mass Effect 2 review A change of direction brings more exciting combat to the Mass Effect universe, but still retains the depth and charm typical of Bioware.£20 -
Acer Aspire 5740-332G25Mn review A decent Core i3 laptop for under £500... but spend a bit more cash and you can get a much better laptop.£490 -
Shinobii Console Toolkit review Everything you'll need to open your console is included in Shinobii's toolkit, but the instructions aren't great.£19 -
Corel PaintShop Photo Pro X3 review Lots of new features, but all in all there’s a lot of useful stuff here for an impressively low price.£66 -
Dell Inspiron One 19 Touch review The Inspiron One isn't a bad PC, it's just not a desirable product, which we think is a key part of a good all-in-one PC.£549 -
HannsG HP222DJ0 22in widescreen monitor review A relatively low resolution and poor contrast make this a monitor to avoid.£150 -
Sharp Aquos LC32LE600E review The full-LED backlight makes this a bright TV with great colour, but it lacks many extra features, and Toshiba's larger 37RV635D is much better value.£448 -
BioShock 2 review An accomplished game, with solid mechanics, luscious locations and a new multiplayer mode, but it’s a conservative update£20 -
Packard Bell OneTwo L X8020 UK review This surprisingly powerful all-in-one touchscreen PC comes at a disconcertingly high price, and you can get better equipped models for less.£899 -
Panasonic Viera TX-L32G10B review A great TV with built-in Freesat HD and excellent image quality, but its relatively steep price counts against it.£556