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CNET UK > Reviews > Computers > Computer Accessories > Hard Drives
Kingston SSDNow V100 64GB review
The Kingston SSDNow V100 64GB solid-state drive will make a great addition to your PC. If you want to squeeze as much performance as you can out of your system, you should check it out. Read more
30 November 2010 by Ian Morris
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Razer Imperator review
The Imperator is a cracking gaming mouse at a decent price. Although it doesn't offer as many features as some rivals and lacks a wireless mode, it's well designed and responsive. It's also one of the most comfortable gaming mice we've ever used Read more
5 July 2010 by Luke Westaway
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Gyration Air Mouse Elite review
The Air Mouse Elite works both in standard desktop fashion and in mid-air, letting you navigate your computer wirelessly from up to 30m away. Performing admirably in both capacities, it will please people who make plenty of presentations, as well as those who want to navigate media on their PC from the couch Read more
17 March 2010 by Luke Westaway
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Logitech Speaker System Z523 review
The Speaker System Z523 is a good option if you're after a reasonably affordable PC-speaker set with a subwoofer. Pricier speakers offer more detailed audio, but the Z523's sound quality is decent enough, offering plenty of bass. It's packed with connectivity options too Read more
4 March 2010 by David Carnoy
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Hitachi SimpleTough review
The SimpleTough is the sturdiest ruggedised external hard drive we've tested so far, capable of withstanding drops of up to 3m and up to a tonne of pressure. It also has a built-in USB cable and software that lets you back up your data to Hitachi's servers. If you're clumsy, you should check it out Read more
17 December 2009 by Justin Yu
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Seagate Replica review
Available in 250GB and 500GB versions, the Replica external USB hard drive is the very definition of bother-free back-up. It doesn't offer enough flexibility or storage capacity to satisfy everyone, but, for those of a non-technical bent who don't have a huge collection of data, it's well worth a look Read more
20 November 2009 by Nik Rawlinson
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Logitech Performance Mouse MX review
One for those who take cursor control seriously, plenty of thought has been put into the Performance Mouse MX's design and features. Sporting the most versatile mouse sensor on the market, it not only works on all the same surfaces as mice with Microsoft's BlueTrack sensor, but it also tracks on glass Read more
11 September 2009 by Rich Brown
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M-Audio Studiophile AV 30 review
The Studiophile AV 30 PC speaker set shares many features with the much-lauded, and more expensive, Studiophile AV 40. It also retains the same solid build quality, while taking a more compact form. Most importantly, it delivers hearty, well-balanced sound that you don't often get at this price Read more
9 September 2009 by Donald Bell
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Razer Mamba review
Dedicated gamers will find much to like in the Mamba, including its seamless wireless and wired connectivity, unmatched precision, and on-board memory that lets you take your profiles and macros on the road. The main downside is that it's very expensive, even for a gaming mouse Read more
23 July 2009 by Peter Brown
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Microsoft SideWinder X8 Mouse review
Allowing you to swap seamlessly between a wired and wireless connection, the SideWinder X8 Mouse is a worthy addition to any gamer's arsenal. With a BlueTrack sensor, it works well on a variety of usually off-limits surfaces, it sports a well-sculpted design, and it won't break the bank either Read more
21 July 2009 by Peter Brown
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