Technology
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Chime review OneBigGame's charity project has produced a game that's truly excellent in its own right.£3.99 -
Asus Xonar DG review This is a cheap card with good audio quality and stable drivers, but you'll get more features if you spend just a little more.£26 -
Cyber Patrol Parental Controls 7.7 review CyberPatrol feels long-in-the-tooth, with middling performance and a fiddly interface. We hope the next release improves it.£26 -
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AMD Radeon HD 6850 review A great card at a great price, if you held off upgrading to the 5000-series, then this is the card for you.£133 -
Mesh XGS ProFire review A decent monitor, fast processor and graphics card are great to see, but it's a shame there's no USB3 at this price.£899 -
McAfee Family Protection 2011 Family Protection's default setting is far too lax for kids and too restrictive for adults.£30 -
Netgear Push 2 TV review Fiddly to set up, and you can't use your laptop for other tasks while streaming video. Image quality isn't great either.£68 -
Arbico OC 7600 XL review Arbico has concentrated on making the OC 7600 XL as fast as possible, but has neglected the hard disk, graphics card and monitor in the process.£750 -
M-Audio Axiom 49 2nd Generation review A well-built and feature-packed keyboard that comes with all the software you'll need to use it out of the box.£275 -
Toshiba Satellite A660-17T review A competent desktop replacement, but it's more expensive than similarly specified rivals.£650 -
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Panasonic Viera TX-P42G20B review Panasonic’s Viera TX-P42G20B balances excellent picture quality with an amazing price, making it a deserving Best Buy winner.£647 -
Symantec Norton Online Family review Online Family is easy to configure and friendly to use, producing great results. Sadly, it's not infallible. -
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Fallout: New Vegas review Everything we loved about Fallout 3, and much more. New Vegas improves on the original in almost every way.£24