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Dell IN1910N review

You can't expect to get market-leading performance and features from a monitor that costs around just £90, and the IN1910N is a case in point. If you're looking for a cheap way to watch movies and films on a computer screen, though, this monitor may meet your needs Read more

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27 January 2010 by Eric Franklin

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Dell 1355cnw review

The Dell 1355cnw multi-function, colour laser printer offers a good range of features and produces great printouts, but it's let down by its slow print speeds and the relatively high price of its toner cartridges. Read more

£270

25 August 2011 by Niall Magennis

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Dell Inspiron 11z review

The mid-range Inspiron 11z ultra-portable laptop that we were given to review proved a capable machine. Its trackpad was poor, but its ultra-low-voltage processor delivered better performance than that of more expensive ULV laptops, and its 11.6-inch screen was great Read more

£764

6 November 2009 by Julian Prokaza

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Dell XPS 10 review

Dell's XPS 10 is relatively affordable by itself but the crucial keyboard dock is an expensive extra and it's let down by poor build quality issues. Read more

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6 February 2013 by Andrew Hoyle

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Dell E207WFP review

Dell's E207WFP's design is pleasing to the eye -- it has a thin outer bezel finished in matte black and its controls are sensibly located. Under the surface, however, it's not all rosy. Its image quality lets it down and the colour reproduction is awful. And now priced at £272 rather than the £155 first listed, it's not so much of a bargain after all Read more

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14 November 2006 by Rory Reid

CNET UK > Reviews > Computers > Monitors

See the big picture with a 19 or 20-inch monitor

A 19-inch monitor might not sound much bigger than a 17-inch model, but you'll notice the difference. Read more

13 May 2005 by Mary Lojkine

CNET UK > Reviews > Computers > Laptops

Desktop-replacement laptops

Desktop-replacement laptops are a great alternative to owning a full-sized PC. They have the advantage of being portable (or at least luggable) and many of the latest models offer performance in line with the fastest desktop PCs... Read more

5 April 2006 by Rory Reid

CNET UK > Reviews > Computers > Desktops

Dell XPS One preview hands-on

The latest in Dell's XPS series is the XPS One, a self-contained, all-in-one desktop PC. Looking just like a monitor without a base unit, it saves space and is almost free of cables. With an integrated hybrid TV tuner and some great design touches, will this PC compete with Apple's iMac? Read more

25 March 2008 by Rory Reid

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Which 17-inch monster laptop?

So you want a 17-inch monster of a laptop and you're prepared to pay for the privilege. Which of the top giant-screened machines should you choose... Read more

11 May 2005 by Chris Stevens

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Dell Latitude E4200 preview hands-on

The Dell Latitude E4200 is tiny -- its screen is just 12 inches and it weighs less than 1Kg -- and it'll come with all manner of ways to connect to the Internet: 3G, WiMax, 802.11n Wi-Fi. On top of all that, it's attractive, with a definite air of 'cool' about it Read more

18 September 2008 by Rory Reid