There’s no denying it: the Samsung UE46C8000 is a creature of astonishing beauty, seeming to hover in thin air like a slim silver blade, yet offering a window into a 3D world of rich textures, vibrant colours and infinite depth. Whether this is all smoke and mirrors or indeed a true evolution in TV watching, perhaps only our Samsung UE46C8000 review will unveil…
The Nikon Coolpix P7000 is being pitched by the imaging giant as the crowning glory of its compact Coolpix range to date, aimed squarely at the dedicated snapper who needs a high spec compact digital camera that still manages to pack many of the settings and options of a full DSLR. Is it a yay or nay from us? Only once you’ve delved into our Nikon Coolpix P7000 review will you know whether to raise a royal cheer or blow a common raspberry.
There’s something very familiar about the Ricoh CX4, the fourth in the series that began in March 2009 promising to “expand your range of expression”. Is it the shape, the features, the size, or just the colour of the exterior that resonates in the mind of the keen compact digital photographer? Zoom into our Ricoh CX4 review to unravel the answer…
Toshiba wants to buck the laptop trend with the U500-1EX, eschewing the overall move towards Apple-like looks and super-slim design. Not to mention loading it up with touchscreen tech that some manufacturers just don’t seem too keen on. Does this make it a winner? Read our Toshiba Satellite U500-1EX review.
The Toshiba Satellite U500-1EX has some pretty cool moves when it comes to touch screen features and we know its performance is impressive when you look under the hood. But let’s be honest – is it the kind of notebook you’d be proud to show off to your pals and will it fall apart if you bump it lightly? Our Toshiba Satellite U500-1EX design and build review has the inside story.
While 3D laptops are slowly making waves, touchscreen machines are becoming rife thanks to Windows 7’s support for multitouch gestures and prods. The Toshiba Satellite U500-1EX is the latest effort to get the touchscreen treatment. So how does it stack up to our probing digits? Read our Toshiba Satellite U500-1EX multitouch screen review now and find out.
The Toshiba Satellite U500-1EX can handle some nifty tricks with its multi-touch capability. We also know it looks funky and cool at the same time with is textured chocolate lid and chrome gilding. But it’s what’s inside that counts, right? Read our Toshiba Satellite U500-1EX review: speed & performance and find out if this micro machine can live up to our lofty expectations.
Chances are the keyboard that came tucked into your hulking desktop box is about as responsive as National Rail Enquries. Which is why nabbing yourself a neat new one is where it’s at. The Microsoft Arc is the all new design-led effort vying for that space in front of your monitor. The question is, does it cut it? read our complete Microsoft Arc review now and we’ll give you our tuppence worth.
