Reviews
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Nokia E55 review Nokia's decent hardware is let down by its choice of operating system, which is outdated and lacks developer support.£241
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RIM BlackBerry Curve 8520 review The 8520 has an accurate trackpad button, good application support and is great for music, but lacks GPS and high-speed 3G.£199
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recommendedT-Mobile Pulse review A decent screen and camera, and a more customisable version of Android, but the highlights are the pay-as-you-go tariff and reasonable price.£180
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Toshiba Satellite U500-186 review It's well built, but the U500-186's poor battery life and oversensitive touchpad let it down.£599
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Acer Aspire Timeline 5810TG review Its long battery life is impressive, but poor performance and a large case let this laptop down. We'd have preferred a more powerful processor.£580
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Samsung Q320-JS03UK review The Q320's excellent design, great keyboard and small size make it a decent travelling companion.£570
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HP ProBook 4510s An interesting design and reasonable performance, but considering the low specification it's simply too expensive.£570
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Mesh Edge17 HD CS review It has a big screen and a reasonably low price, but general build quality and performance didn't meet with our expectations.£549
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recommendedMSI CX700 review A decent desktop-replacement laptop that's capable of playing games. With a large hard disk and powerful components, it's a great choice.£533
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Lenovo G550 With a fast processor and good all-round specification, the G550 is a well-built laptop and is reasonably priced£519
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Medion Akoya E3211 review The Akoya E3211 is light and easy to carry around, but with a single-core processor it's also low-powered, and there are better alternatives.£500
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best buyAsus K50IJ review A great mix of decent performance, sturdy build quality and good usability makes this laptop an excellent choice.£500
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Stone Neo review The ExpressCard slot, long warranty and great keyboard makes the Neo stand out from the pack, but its battery life is below par.£316