Olympus VG-130 review
Looks great for the price on paper, but automatic exposures leave a lot to be desired
£80
Ben Pitt
Pentax Optio RS1500 review
Not without problems, but serviceable photo and video quality, fun designs and a low price add up to an attractive deal.
£90
Ben Pitt
Sony Cyber-Shot DSC-J10 review
Generous memory capacity and a USB plug built in, but they don't make up for the basic VGA video resolution and noisy photos.
£143
Ben Pitt
Kodak ESP C310 review
The ESP C310 isn't perfect, and it's not the cheapest wireless MFP we've seen, but it's incredibly cheap to run.
£79
Simon Handby
Epson Aculaser M2400DN review
This swift and well-specified printer is economical to run, but it's not class-leading and graphics prints are mediocre.
£174
Simon Handby
Nikon Coolpix S2500 review
Slim, attractive and relatively quick, but mediocre photo and video quality take the shine off.
£84
Ben Pitt
Nikon Coolpix L23 review
A seriously low price, but with disappointing automatic exposures and no way to adjust settings, you get what you pay for.
£62
Ben Pitt
Panasonic Lumix DMC-FS16 review
Dependable photo and video quality, great controls and a stylish design; a strong contender that just misses out on an award.
£120
Ben Pitt
Canon PIXMA MX420 review
While the MX420's mono print costs are disappointing, it's otherwise a good value MFP that's well suited for the home office.
£95.62
Simon Handby
Fujifilm FinePix T200 review
Image quality is nothing special, but with a strong set of features topped off with a 10x zoom, it's easily worth the low price.
£130
Ben Pitt
Fujifilm FinePix JX300 review
Image quality is far from perfect, but this is still a competent camera at a competitive price.
£80
Ben Pitt
Casio Exilim EX-ZS10 review
We like the smart design but the ZS10's features and image quality are below par for the price.
£128
Ben Pitt
Canon PowerShot A800 review
Features and performance are in line with the rock-bottom price, but it punches above its weight for image quality.
Olympus VG-130 review Looks great for the price on paper, but automatic exposures leave a lot to be desired£80
Pentax Optio RS1500 review Not without problems, but serviceable photo and video quality, fun designs and a low price add up to an attractive deal.£90
Sony Cyber-Shot DSC-J10 review Generous memory capacity and a USB plug built in, but they don't make up for the basic VGA video resolution and noisy photos.£143
Kodak ESP C310 review The ESP C310 isn't perfect, and it's not the cheapest wireless MFP we've seen, but it's incredibly cheap to run.£79
Epson Aculaser M2400DN review This swift and well-specified printer is economical to run, but it's not class-leading and graphics prints are mediocre.£174
Nikon Coolpix S2500 review Slim, attractive and relatively quick, but mediocre photo and video quality take the shine off.£84
Nikon Coolpix L23 review A seriously low price, but with disappointing automatic exposures and no way to adjust settings, you get what you pay for.£62
Panasonic Lumix DMC-FS16 review Dependable photo and video quality, great controls and a stylish design; a strong contender that just misses out on an award.£120
Canon PIXMA MX420 review While the MX420's mono print costs are disappointing, it's otherwise a good value MFP that's well suited for the home office.£95.62
Fujifilm FinePix T200 review Image quality is nothing special, but with a strong set of features topped off with a 10x zoom, it's easily worth the low price.£130
Fujifilm FinePix JX300 review Image quality is far from perfect, but this is still a competent camera at a competitive price.£80
Casio Exilim EX-ZS10 review We like the smart design but the ZS10's features and image quality are below par for the price.£128
Canon PowerShot A800 review Features and performance are in line with the rock-bottom price, but it punches above its weight for image quality.£66