The Prevail Pro705 is Lexmark’s all-purpose office machine and we recommend it for home offices or small work groups; just don’t expect it to print out high-quality graphics or high-resolution photos.
The Canon Pixma MX410 isn’t the fastest printer in its image class, but its auto-document feeder, wireless connectivity and the comprehensive Canon software suite earn this multifunction printer our recommendation for light to moderate monthly output.
Apple has announced its latest range of MacBook Pros, featuring Intel’s Sandy Bridge CPU. We take a look at the 13-inch model.
Take note all balding cricketers! iGrow headphones serve up hair rejuvenation with your tunes.
Victorinox Swiss Army combines SSD and USB flash drives with traditional multi-tool devices.
It’s going to be a lot harder to hide this from your partner/parents/roommates, but imagine holding years of Playboy magazines in a 2.5-inch portable enclosure.
The Logitech Z305 is an unobtrusive solution if you’re sick of the tinny, enclosed sound from your laptop speakers but don’t have room for a five-piece PC speaker set. We recommend this plug-and-play external audio device for its simplicity of operation, low cost and convenience for use on the run.
If you do your typing in the dark, the adjustable backlit Wireless K800 won’t disappoint.
Most new computers have built-in webcams, but if you want to stream your magnificent face in HD to your friends over video chat, you’ll need to upgrade. Microsoft and Logitech have you covered with the latest batch of 720p cameras.
With a handful of extra features like one-click uploads to YouTube or Facebook and fun video effects, the Logitech HD Webcam C510 is an inexpensive solution for computers that don’t come with built-in cameras.
The Microsoft LifeCam HD-6000 for notebooks offers impressive HD video output quality and excellent sound definition over previous models for an overall smooth video-chatting experience, but the continual autofocus feature can be distracting to your chat partner.
At Apple’s music event earlier this month, Steve Jobs announced that iOS 4.2 will finally allow wireless printing directly off the iPad, and an official press release from the company today confirms the developer release of the beta version of AirPrint.
Apple bundles its Wireless Keyboard with every new iMac because it matches the computer’s strengths in terms of minimal design and simple functionality. While some may bemoan its lack of extra features, the Apple Wireless Keyboard does the job and looks good doing it.
We recommend the Canon Pixma MX870 as a do-it-all device with an affordable price tag; just be ready to stomach its intermittent print lag.
Razer’s new BlackWidow mechanical keyboards have been designed to give you faster key presses during gameplay.
The Epson Stylus Office TX610FW meets the needs of businesses and home-offices shopping for a competent, dependable all-in-one device. Whether it’s printing, faxing, copying or scanning, this Epson is a cut above the competition.
The Lexmark Impact S305’s low price tag, simple set-up and straightforward features are sure to draw in budget customers with intermittent printing needs. With extra features like wireless printing and a media card reader, the Impact earns a solid recommendation.
The Magic Mouse introduces some new innovations, but its long-term comfort and lack of customisability puts it behind the competition.
The Magic Mouse introduces some new innovations, but its long-term comfort and lack of customisability puts it behind the competition.
LaCie clearly spent a lot of time designing the look and feel of the Starck Mobile Hard Drive, but it trips up on the basic essentials like weight, ease of use, cost per gigabyte and transfer speed.
