Printing & Cameras
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Pentax K-x This capable all-rounder has excellent performance and image quality, but lens upgrades can be expensive.£571 -
Roboform Roboform Pro 6.9 review Roboform is a useful tool for filling in forms and remembering passwords.£20 -
Canon Pixma iX7000 review An appealing low-cost alternative to an A3 colour laser printer for office use, but HP's Officejet 7000 is faster and better value.£296 -
Samsung ST1000 review GPS, WiFi, Bluetooth and a 3?in touchscreen are amazing at this price. It won't meet the highest expectations but it impressed us cynics.£220 -
Canon PowerShot S90 review An exceptional compact camera for demanding enthusiasts and affluent point-and-clickers, but it doesn't surpass Panasonic's LX3.£345 -
Canon Ixus 200 IS review Image quality isn't the best, but the touchscreen, wide-angle lens, HD video mode and HDMI output justify the high price.£254 -
Nikon Coolpix P90 The massive zoom range and articulated screen are highlights, but image quality is bettered elsewhere.£260 -
best buy
Fujifilm FinePix F70EXR review It's rare that a camera rewrites the rule book, and even rarer when it's so well rounded and affordable.£199 -
Ricoh GR Digital III review A true enthusiast's camera that prioritises image quality and ergonomics over fancy features. Stiff competition is its only stumbling block.£450 -
Medion Life S47000 review This inexpensive splash-proof camcorder loses out to the Flip Ultra HD in terms of ease of use and video quality.£100 -
Samsung ML-1915 review The benefits of mono laser printers are slim, thanks to affordable colour lasers and business inkjets, but this is the best example available.£83 -
business buy
HP Officejet 7000 review With low running costs, a fast draft speed and dependable print quality, this is a great choice for small offices that need A3 colour output.£185 -
Epson Stylus Office B40W review A simple, well-built network inkjet that performs well and is inexpensive to run. It loses out only to the better-value HP Officejet 6000.£93