Printing & Cameras
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Panasonic Lumix DMC-GH2 with 14-140mm lens review Photo quality fails to live up to the high price, but for videos, the smooth autofocus, extensive options and sublime quality are a winning combination.£1050 -
best buy
Nikon D3100 18-55VR Kit review Not without flaws, but sumptuous photos and videos at a sensible price make it an unbeatable package£459 -
Panasonic Lumix DMC-GF2 with 14mm lens review Slimmer and lighter than the GF1 but image quality is eclipsed by the cheaper Sony NEX-5£620 -
Ricoh CX4 review A minor update over the CX3, but the lower price makes this a serious contender for the compact ultra-zoom crown.£229 -
best buy
Nikon D7000 18-105 VR Kit review The D7000 is a joy to use, and takes breathtaking photos and videos.£1179 -
recommended
Samsung SCX-3205W review A good-looking and affordable MFP that's let down only by slightly high running costs£121 -
recommended
Advent AWP10 Wireless Multifunction Inkjet Printer review The AWP10 doesn't do anything exceptionally well, but it's a competent all-rounder – and great value if you don’t print high volumes.£50 -
Fujifilm FinePix Real 3D W3 review Taking 3D photos and videos is great fun, but 3D playback options are limited and the W3 isn’t so impressive in 2D mode.£297 -
HP Photosmart Premium C310 review There's a versatile printer at the heart of this MFP, but it's let down by its frustrating controls and nannying driver interfaces.£162 -
Canon PIXMA MG8150 review The MG8150 produces good prints and great scans, but it's very expensive to buy and run.£220 -
Sony Alpha SLT-A33L review Packed with innovative features, but some of these have drawbacks as well as advantages.£527 -
recommended
Canon PIXMA MG5150 review At this price it's hard to fault the MG5150. If you don't need network sharing, look no further.£72 -
Canon PowerShot SX130 IS review An affordable compact ultra-zoom camera that delivers the goods – as long as you can put up with the bulky design and AA batteries.£151