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Samsung Q70 review

The Q70 one may not be the thinnest or lightest ultra-portable laptop Samsung has produced, but it uses the latest Intel Centrino technology, codenamed Santa Rosa, and is fully Vista-capable Read more

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17 May 2007 by Patrick Wignall

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Samsung F300 review

The Samsung F300 combines phone and MP3 player like none before it. Styled along the lines of the iPod nano, this two-faced handset is impressively slim and even manages to pack a camera into its slender frame Read more

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17 May 2007 by Frank Lewis

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Samsung U600 review

An even slimmer, sleeker slider phone from Samsung, the U600 is jam-packed with excellent features such as a 3.2-megapixel camera with autofocus, an MP3 player, FM radio and stereo Bluetooth. And it's only 11mm thick Read more

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2 May 2007 by Andrew Lim

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Samsung YP-K3 review

Samsung's YP-K3 is a slim and stylish MP3 player with a touch-sensitive interface and a seamless design. If you only want to carry a couple of hundred songs around it's a desirable option that won't break the bank Read more

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12 April 2007 by Nate Lanxon

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Samsung LE40F71B review

Samsung's LE40F71B is a 40-inch 1080p LCD TV that won't break the bank. It combines an attractive design with plenty of features, and its high-definition pictures look stunning Read more

£1,200

23 March 2007 by Ian Morris

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Samsung YP-T9 review

Samsung employs the twin weapons of Bluetooth and video playback on its YP-T9 in an attempt to blast the iPod nano out of the water. It's slightly more expensive than the nano, but good design, long battery life and FM radio recording are worth it Read more

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22 March 2007 by Nate Lanxon

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Samsung D840 review

The curved metallic details on the front of the Samsung D840 look as though they've been ripped off a brand-new E-Class. Fortunately, unlike a Mercedes, the D840 is very pocket-friendly, measuring only 12mm thin Read more

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13 March 2007 by Andrew Lim

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Samsung X830 review

The Samsung X830 looks like an MP3 player and works much like one too. As a music machine it offers 1GB of memory and an iPod-like scroll wheel on the front, so searching through tracks is easy. But the innovative, flick-knife design means using it as a phone isn't terribly easy Read more

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2 February 2007 by Andrew Lim

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Samsung Z560 review

The Samsung Z560 is a humble phone. On the outside it looks like a standard clamshell phone but on the inside beats the heart of a high-speed Internet racer. It features HSDPA, which lets you access the Internet at speeds of up to 1.8Mbps, as well as a 2-megapixel camera and an MP3 player Read more

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15 January 2007 by Andrew Lim

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3G phones for multimedia on the move

3G phones open up the world of mobile multimedia, enabling you to make video calls, download video clips and music, install games and applications, and access news, sport and interactive services Read more

4 December 2006 by Andrew Lim