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Alertme review

The Alertme system is designed to tell you if your home is being broken into. With sensors set up around your home, it then texts you or a neighbour if they pick anything up while you're out. But beware, it's pricey at £399 plus subscription fee, and there are some pretty serious limitations Read more

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17 September 2008 by Rory Reid

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Sony Ericsson MBW-150 Music Edition watch review

The Sony Ericsson MBW-150 Music Edition watch is a stylish-looking watch that has Bluetooth capabilities allowing you to pair it with Sony Ericsson mobiles. It will alert you to any incoming texts or calls on your phone and you can control the handset's music player. It's waterproof up to a depth of 30 metres Read more

£200

16 November 2007 by Frank Lewis

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4 July 2011 by Mark Harris

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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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Y-cam Bullet review

You'll need to be handy with a drill to install it, but the Y-cam Bullet is a very good, professional-standard wireless surveillance camera. It could be more discrete, though. Read more

£320

16 December 2010 by Rory Reid

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AlertMe Energy review

The AlertMe Energy system allows you to monitor your home's energy use via a PC or smart phone. It's very easy to set up and the online interface for viewing your energy consumption is excellent. It might be a while before you claw back your investment through energy-bill savings though Read more

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8 April 2010 by Patrick Wignall

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Samsung NaviBot review

Samsung's NaviBot robotic vacuum cleaner aims to free mankind from the shackles of domestic drudgery. While it doesn't clean thoroughly enough to totally replace a standard vacuum cleaner, it could fit the bill if you're ashamed of your own filth but too lazy to do very much about it Read more

£390

27 May 2010 by Charles Kloet

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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

£54

26 January 2010 by Kent German

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Asus Videophone Touch AiGuru Sv1T review

If you're a regular Skyper, the Asus Videophone Touch might tickle your fancy. It's a touchscreen device that lets you make video calls from your Skype account, without the need for a computer. Easy to use and solidly built, it is on the pricey side though -- is it really that much better than just using a netbook? Read more

£200

28 April 2010 by Luke Westaway