The Acer Aspire 5942G is a 15.6-inch laptop aimed at the home user looking to get more from their laptop than just access to the internet, as this widescreen laptop offers up full Blu-ray and multimedia entertainment. Find out how we got on with our Acer Aspire 5942G review.
March 12th, 2010
HTC Legend Review
The HTC Legend is the smartphone of the moment, packing in a unibody design that puts the svelte lines of the Apple iPhone 3GS to shame. What’s more, packing in the HTC Sense interface it could well also be the easiest Google Android smartphone yet. Find out whether it’s been worth the wait with our HTC Legend review…
March 12th, 2010
Nokia 7230 Unboxed (Image Heavy)
The Nokia 7230 is an entry-level smartphone. Unlike the recent deluge of high-end devices, such as the HTC Desire, the Nokia 7230 provides an easy to use experience that’s ideal for those who care more about communication than features. A review sample has just arrived on our desk, so read on to find how we’re getting on with the Nokia 7230…
March 10th, 2010
Asus UL20A Review
The Asus UL20A is the smallest and newest addition to the Asus UL (UnLimited) range of laptops. Designed around power efficiency rather than outright performance, and with a small and lightweight design, it could be the perfect device for the daily commute. Is it worth the extra cost over similarly sized netbooks, however? Read on to find out…
March 8th, 2010
Advent Verona Review
The Advent Verona is an ultra-slim laptop that comes with a 13.3-inch screen and entry-level CPU. With a good looking design and a lightweight 1.7kg casing, it offers plenty of portability. Find out how practical it is with our Advent Verona review.
March 5th, 2010
Samsung Galaxy Portal i5700 Review
The Samsung Galaxy Portal i5700 started life last year as the Samsung Spica in mainland Europe and Ireland. It’s now finally arrived here in the UK with a name change but the same entry-level Google Android spec. Will this be enough to tempt you away from your current smartphone, find out with our Samsung Galaxy Portal i5700 review.
March 3rd, 2010
Packard Bell EasyNote TJ71 Review
The Packard Bell EasyNote TJ71 is a desktop replacement built around a sharp 15.6-inch screen. The widescreen panel makes this a bulky laptop but you’ll find it fully-loaded and ready to be used by the whole family. Find out how we got on with our Packard Bell EasyNote TJ71 review.
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