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Palm Z22 review

Targeting first-time handheld users, parents and students, this £80 device has no tricks or gimmicks. It organises your most important data -- contacts, appointments and so forth -- and lets you view photographs, but that's about it Read more

£190

19 October 2005 by Bonnie Cha

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Apple AirPort Extreme Base Station (dual-band) review

The dual-band wireless-n AirPort Extreme Base Station is a good option for those seeking a simple router for home use. But those looking for advanced networking functionality won't find it here. Nevertheless, the Base Station is good-looking, easy to use, and offers fast throughput speeds and excellent range Read more

£140

1 April 2009 by Dong Ngo

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Barnes & Noble Nook HD review

The Nook HD has a slick design, a high-resolution screen and attractive software, but its lack of apps mean it's no match for the Nexus 7. Read more

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23 November 2012 by Luke Westaway

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Andy Pad review

The Andy Pad suffers from some pretty serious faults, but it's currently the best option if you're seeking a low-cost Android tablet. If you're new to the tablet world or seeking a child-friendly slate, it's worth considering. Read more

£130

27 September 2011 by Damien McFerran

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Amazon Kindle Fire HD review

The Amazon Kindle Fire HD packs a 7-inch HD screen to burn through movies and ebooks -- but it can't hold a candle to the Google Nexus 7. Read more

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12 December 2012 by Jason Jenkins

CNET UK > Reviews > Computers > Monitors

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ViewSonic VX1962wm review

The ViewSonic VX1962wm monitor is a sleek, 19-inch display with good gaming performance and unusually high resolution at 1,680x1,050 pixels. It has its fair share of problems, however, including a relatively high £145 price tag. Find out if this could be the monitor for you Read more

£145

13 November 2008 by Eric Franklin

CNET UK > Reviews > Computers > Printers

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Kodak ESP 7250 review

The Kodak ESP 7250 impresses with the range of features that it offers and its low running costs. However, its print quality, especially for photos, could be better and it is not exactly a speed demon. Read more

£145

11 July 2011 by Niall Magennis

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How to get Maps, Gmail on the Kindle Fire HD without rooting

Amazon doesn't offer Google's services on its app store, but it's not too tricky to install them yourself. Here's now. Read more

15 February 2013 by David Nield

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Samsung SPP-2040 photo printer review

With its good-looking 100x150mm dye-sub prints, compact chassis, easy standalone operation and multiple connectivity options, the Samsung SPP-2040 is a photo printer you'll be tempted to carry with you everywhere -- but you'll need a good-sized bag Read more

£130

3 October 2005 by David D. Busch

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How to root the Kindle Fire HD

If you want to install other apps and use Android as it was meant to be used, you'll need to root your Kindle Fire HD. Here's how. Read more

18 February 2013 by David Nield