Printing & Cameras
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recommended
Panasonic Lumix DMC-S3 review Its construction feels a little flimsy but otherwise this is a dependable camera at a very reasonable price.£102 -
best buy
Canon Ixus 115 HS review A little pricier than most budget cameras, but its styling, features, photo quality and video quality are all in a different league.£144 -
HP LaserJet Pro P1606dn review This isn't a bad printer, but Canon's LBP6300dn is cheaper to buy, cheaper to run, faster and more upgradable.£135.61 -
Oki B411dn review The B411dn is swift and its print quality is above average. Running costs are also above average though.£217.01 -
Xerox Phaser 6500N review The Phaser 6500N is readily upgradable and produces stunning prints. However, it lacks a duplexer and has high running costs.£276.88 -
Brother HL-3070CW The HL-3070CW is fairly good value and quite quick in colour, but its print quality – particularly in photos – is very disappointing.£188 -
Canon Legria HF G10 review A beautifully made high-end camcorder, but we don’t think its image quality matches its price.£1300 -
Kyocera Mita FS-1370DN review It's hard to love the Kyocera for its print quality, but if you'll mostly print text its low running costs make it incredibly cheap to run.£208.76 -
best buy
Panasonic HDC-SD900 review Amazing video quality and easy to use manual controls. The best high-end camcorder we've seen.£705 -
Nikon D5100 18-55mm VR Kit review Takes beautiful photos and videos but at this price it needs more accessible controls. We'd stick to the cheaper D3100.£780 -
best buy
Panasonic Lumix DMC-FT3 review Image quality isn't outstanding but the long list of great features makes this an impressive all-rounder£300 -
Fujifilm FinePix XP30 review A handsome little camera that's built to withstand water, impacts and cold. Sadly, image quality is astonishingly bad.£167