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Microsoft Xbox 360 Kinect review

You'll need plenty of space to use Microsoft's Kinect motion-gaming system, but it's just about the most fun you can have with your hands free. It's not accurate enough to win over hard-core gamers, but it's simple and hugely entertaining. Read more

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4 November 2010 by Luke Westaway

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9 December 2004 by Darren Gladstone

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Nyko Wand Action Pak for Nintendo Wii review

Fans of shooting games on the Wii should definitely investigate the Nyko Wand Action Pak pistol accessory. It's more comfortable to use for extended periods of time than competing gun accessories, it's surprisingly customisable, and it's not exactly expensive either Read more

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29 September 2009 by Jeff Bakalar

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iRex iLiad review

The iRex iLiad has the best screen we've seen on an ebook reader -- it's made using E Ink technology, which doesn't flicker and doesn't use a backlight. It also has built-in Wi-Fi. But is that enough to make us burn our paperbacks? Read more

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8 August 2007 by Patrick Wignall

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Nintendo Wii Zapper review

The Nintendo Wii Zapper is a curved, gun-shaped accessory for shooting games on the Wii console and houses a remote and nunchuk attachment. It comes with a free game, Link's Crossbow Training, and provides a comfortable grip for shooting and is available for an attractive low price Read more

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21 November 2007 by Will Greenwald

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OnLive review

The OnLive service streams games to your computer, TV or tablet. It's a really cool concept that we'd recommend checking out, although the games selection isn't amazing, and occasional lag may spoil your fun. Read more

23 September 2011 by Luke Westaway

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Powermat Home & Office Mat review

The Home & Office Mat can charge up to three mobile devices wirelessly, as long as you don't count the cable that supplies the mat itself with power. It's an innovative technology and, in our experience, it generally works well, so this mat might be worth buying if you can convince yourself that you actually need it Read more

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26 January 2010 by Kent German

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Bookeen Cybook Gen3 review

Like Coronation Street, books have remained remarkably untouched by modern technology. There's been a spate of ebook readers recently, however, so perhaps the humble book is ready for a 21st century upgrade. French company Bookeen certainly thinks so with this, the third generation of its Cybook Read more

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19 August 2008 by Patrick Wignall

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Powermat Portable Mat review

If you overlook the cable that supplies the mat itself with power, then the Portable Mat can be regarded as capable of charging up to three mobile devices wirelessly. We found the system worked well, and the fact that it folds up for greater portability and easier storage is a pleasing bonus Read more

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1 February 2010 by Kent German

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GamePark Holdings GP2X review

If the Nintendo DS and Sony PSP are the cool kids of the portable gaming world, the GP2X is the geeky lad with NHS specs and corduroy trousers. It uses Linux, so you can make your own applications for it, and it runs emulators, so there's loads of old-school games out there. It's not accessible, but it rewards dedication Read more

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28 September 2006 by Rory Reid