Technology

7in Flyer tablet demoed by HTC Small tablet comes with capacitative stylus

LibreOffice 3.3 review It’s not without its quirks, but LibreOffice is still a capable open-source office suite and a fine free replacement for Microsoft Office.

Mesh Inspire XM2 review If you buy the Iiyama monitor as part of the bundle, this isn't a bad PC. However, on its own, it's a little underpowered and the low-wattage power supply limits upgrade potential.

GE DV1 review It’s inexpensive and easy to use, but the DV1’s video quality is distinctly average.

Samsung launches Galaxy Tab 10.1 Samsung's bigger new tablet uses Nvidia Tegra 2 chipset

Acer Iconia Smart – the super widescreen smartphone Acer's brave new smartphone design incorporates a super-long 21:9 display

Archos 32 Internet Tablet 8GB review Once we fixed its limitations we enjoyed using the Archos 32, but we're sure better Android media players will be out soon.

D-Link ShareCenter Pulse DNS-320 review A basic two-bay NAS with a simple user interface, but it’s not particularly fast or quiet.

Webroot Internet Security Essentials 2011 review Webroot provides 100 per cent protection against malware – unfortunately, it stops a lot of legitimate software from running and installing too.

Nikon Coolpix P7000 review High image quality and lots of impressive features, but painfully slow menus are enough to put us off

Virgin Media Super Hub review An inexpensive router, but those with specialist requirements may need to plug in an additional router of their own.

Canon PowerShot SX30 IS review The enormous 35x zoom is tempting but neither the lens nor the sensor lives up to expectations at this price.

Arbico AMD CS555 review The AMD CS555 is fast enough and has a large hard disk, but its legacy ports and limited expansion potential make it a poor investment compared to the alternatives available at this price