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Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon: a boardroom Ultrabook with excellent performance 

Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon: a boardroom Ultrabook with excellent performance

by Sasha Muller  |  25 Feb 2013  |  Comment now
Lenovo's Thinkpad X1 Carbon is the ThinkPad Ultrabook we’ve been waiting for from Lenovo.
5 iPad keyboards reviewed 

5 iPad keyboards reviewed

by Anthony Caruana  |  12 Feb 2013  |  Comment now
From Logitech to Belkin, here are four iPad keyboards and our verdict on which we think is the best. [Updated with Kensington Keyfolio Expert].
Reviewed: Microsoft Office 2013, should you upgrade? 

Reviewed: Microsoft Office 2013, should you upgrade?

12 Feb 2013  |  Comment now
Microsoft Office 2013 is better value than ever for small and medium businesses with more than one computer. As this review explains, it isn’t for everyone, though.
Review: Samsung Galaxy Note II, an ideal phone and tablet combo 

Review: Samsung Galaxy Note II, an ideal phone and tablet combo

8 Feb 2013  |  Comment now
The size of the Samsung Galaxy Note II means it won’t suit everyone, but in every other respect it’s a superb smartphone - the ideal combination of phone and tablet. Read the review.
Review: Apple MacBook Pro 13in with Retina display 

Review: Apple MacBook Pro 13in with Retina display

by Sasha Muller  |  6 Feb 2013  |  Comment now
If you’re a creative professional who is constantly on the move, then the appeal of the 13in Apple MacBook Pro with Retina display is obvious. Read the review.
The good and bad: A review of the Microsoft Surface with Windows RT 

The good and bad: A review of the Microsoft Surface with Windows RT

by Barry Collins  |  6 Feb 2013  |  Comment now
A unique, superbly designed tablet that’s ideal for mobile professionals, but it has too many compromises to make it a must-have.
Product Brief: TP-Link AV500 Powerline Starter Kit 

Product Brief: TP-Link AV500 Powerline Starter Kit

by John Gillooly  |  7 Jan 2013  |  Comment now
Not cheap, but the TP-Link AV500 Powerline Starter Kit works wonderfully and is a superior alternative to wireless around the house in most situations.
Product Brief: Netgear WN2500RP wireless range extender 

Product Brief: Netgear WN2500RP wireless range extender

by John Gillooly  |  17 Dec 2012  |  Comment now
This Netgear WN2500RP wireless range extender is a handy way of fixing a wireless network blackspot in your home.
Review: Acer's Aspire S7, a laptop with a touchscreen 

Review: Acer's Aspire S7, a laptop with a touchscreen

by John Gillooly  |  13 Dec 2012  |  Comment now
It is a truly luxurious product, with great attention to engineering detail as well as great integration with Windows 8.
First Look: A hard drive that requires a fingerprint to unlock the data 

First Look: A hard drive that requires a fingerprint to unlock the data

by Daniel James  |  12 Dec 2012  |  Comment now
This James Bond-like Imation hard drive requires a fingerprint swipe to unlock the encrypted data.
Product Brief: Charge your phone and tablet without a power point 

Product Brief: Charge your phone and tablet without a power point

by Sasha Muller  |  10 Dec 2012  |  Comment now
It’s expensive, but this Mophie Juice Pack Powerstation Duo lets you charge your tablet and phone even when there isn't a power point around.
iPhone 5 reviewed: what we love, what we don't 

iPhone 5 reviewed: what we love, what we don't

by Jonathan Bray  |  4 Dec 2012  |  Comment now
Apple has given the iPhone 5 a taller screen and a sumptuous redesign, though it's no longer the only phone to consider. Read the review.
Product brief: TPLink N750, great networking at a competitive price 

Product brief: TPLink N750, great networking at a competitive price

by John Gillooly  |  27 Nov 2012  |  Comment now
TP-link's N750 dual band router delivers great networking performance at a competitive price.
Data storage for the home office: Synology's Diskstation DS213 reviewed 

Data storage for the home office: Synology's Diskstation DS213 reviewed

by John Gillooly  |  15 Nov 2012  |  Comment now
If you're looking to store anywhere up to 8TB, then this is a solid Network Attached Storage (NAS) box that could be used for the home office.
HTC One V reviewed: a great first step into the smartphone world 

HTC One V reviewed: a great first step into the smartphone world

by John Gillooly  |  8 Nov 2012  |  Comment now
The HTC One V is a budget smartphone with looks and design that belies its status.
Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 reviewed: an intriguing concept, but not quite perfect 

Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 reviewed: an intriguing concept, but not quite perfect

by Sasha Muller  |  7 Nov 2012  |  Comment now
Samsung's Galaxy Note 10.1 adds multitasking and stylus control to Android, but it isn’t quite the perfect fit
Asus Transformer Pad Infinity 700 reviewed: stunning, but expensive 

Asus Transformer Pad Infinity 700 reviewed: stunning, but expensive

by Sasha Muller  |  12 Oct 2012  |  Comment now
The ASUS Transformer Pad Infinity 700 laptop/tablet has a stunning screen and a turbo-charged processor, but it’s expensive. Read the review.
Thunderbolt external drives: does the speed justify the price? 

Thunderbolt external drives: does the speed justify the price?

by Darien Graham-Smith  |  9 Oct 2012  |  Comment now
Hard disks using the superfast Thunderbolt interface are starting to appear – but do the performance benefits justify the price? Read the review of four quite different drives.
Dell Inspiron 15R Special Edition reviewed: not pretty, but it will get the job done 

Dell Inspiron 15R Special Edition reviewed: not pretty, but it will get the job done

9 Oct 2012  |  Comment now
It doesn't look "special", but a luscious display and top-notch specification mean the Dell Inspiron 15R Special Edition is only a whisker behind the top-of-the-class Asus. Read the review.
Bento 4: take care of inventory, customers, time billing all from your iPad 

Bento 4: take care of inventory, customers, time billing all from your iPad

by Jenneth Orantia  |  8 Oct 2012  |  Comment now
The latest update to Bento has made it easier than ever to organise things into neat little databases.
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