Technology
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recommended
Samsung R730 review Well designed, with an incredible screen and decent battery life – a great choice if you need an inexpensive desktop replacement£451 -
Iomega StorCenter ix4-200d Iomega's StorCenter ix4-200d has some interesting and useful features, but its high price puts it out of reach for most people.£669 -
Flip MinoHD 2nd Gen review Flip's excellent UltraHD packed into a sleeker casing. It's a great little camcorder, but doesn't do enough to fully justify the price rise over its lardier sibling.£180 -
Buffalo TeraStation III 2TB review Buffalo's TeraStation III is very fast, but its high price makes it poor value for most people.£582 -
Oki C110 review The C110 would have been our first choice for a budget colour laser if it weren't for Oki's inordinately low recommended monthly usage figures.£113 -
Asus Home Server TS Mini 1TB review Asus' TS Mini is too slow, expensive and awkward to upgrade for us to recommend.£349 -
Draytek Vigor2710Vn review This effective and feature-packed router would benefit from more documentation in the web interface and a simple option to disable channel-bonding.£122 -
RaidSonic IcyBox IB-318StU3-B review RaidSonic's USB3-capable IcyBox looks good and is straightforward to assemble, but its performance is disappointing.£43 -
Olympus E-PL1 review More sensibly priced than earlier compact Micro Four Thirds cameras, the E-PL1 is a definite step in the right direction£477 -
Canon i-Sensys LBP3250 review Despite good looks and fast print speeds, the LBP3250 fails to match the low print costs of other mono laser printers.£100 -
LaCie Network Space2 1TB review Lacie's Network Space2 is good value, but patchy USB support and folder restrictions can make it frustrating to use.£114 -
recommended
Synology DS110j review Synology's DS110j is an excellent value network storage enclosure with lots of handy features.£111 -
HP LaserJet P1006 review HP's tiny LaserJet doesn't take up much desk space, but high print costs negate all its other advantages.£109