Epson Stylus Photo 1400 review
This inkjet produces excellent A3 photo prints, but can it reproduce the same form with normal documents?
Geek accessories
HP Photosmart Pro B9180 review
As the price tag indicates, this semi-pro inkjet is no budget office accessory – but it’s a serious tool for the discerning photographer…
Canon Pixma iP5300 review
This four-ink laser number serves up super-fast printing of both photos and text – and has a few handy extras besides
Tag Heuer Aquaracer Calibre S review
This Tag Heuer features the neatest chronograph functions ever seen on an analogue watch. And, you never know, you might actually use them…
Logitech Driving Force EX review
Logitech have become the name to watch in game steering wheels – but can this cut-price model live up to its predecessors?
Joytech Xbox 360 AV Centre review
This is the bargain-basement version of a big, fat AV receiver – designed to cut down the tangle of wires in your home, and work extra-well with Xbox 360
Logitech Chillstream review
This is – unsurprisingly – the first joypad with a built-in fan that cools your hands as you play on your PC. It’s a decent enough joypad – but can it dry out hands moistened by online Halo?
Blaze XPloder PS2 HDTV review
Is it possible to ‘upscale’ games from a PS2, just as you can upscale DVD? Possible or not, Blaze is going to have a go anyway…
Berghaus Big Wall Bivi Bag review
Rough sleeping has never been so high-tech. No tent required – this bag will keep you dry, no matter where you lay your head
Icebreaker Bodyfit 260 review
LeggingsForget about hi-tech synthetics – it’s wool you want. Merino wool, the latest wonder fibre for outdoor base layers
Aliph Jawbone review
The Jawbone is a Bluetooth headset with a kick-ass design, military connections and remarkable noise-terminating technology
Elgato EyeTV for DTT review
Mac-heads aren’t exactly flush with TV tuner options, but Elgato’s eyetv promises to bring digital telly to your Apple. Is it a worthy investment?
