LG BD370 review The BD370 has great format support, is reasonably quick and has all the features of more expensive players. It wins our Budget Buy award.
£130
Vodafone Vodafone 360 review Despite great hardware and contact aggregation, the H1's LiMo operating system doesn't have the application support of its rivals.
Samsung HT-BD1252 review A budget home cinema kit, the HT-BD1252's tinny speakers don't impress, and it has limited features.
£400
iRiver Story review An attractive and sturdy device, the Story has more open format support, but the keyboard is almost redundant and it's not as easy to use or as good value as Amazon's Kindle.
£229
MSI Wind U210 review The new Wind is well designed, and its AMD processor is quick in some applications, but its short battery life lets it down.
£399
Amazon Kindle 2 review Kindle ties you into Amazon's proprietary format, but the hardware is good and you can buy books from practically anywhere.
Toshiba Satellite T130-11H review Light and slim, but large enough for a decent keyboard, the T130 has the battery life of a netbook and far better single-application performance.
£469
Motorola Dext review A large, heavy phone with a full QWERTY keyboard, the Dext isn't as slick as HTC's Hero.
Acer Ferrari One review A bright screen and better performance than most netbooks, but the Ferrari styling won't suit everyone.
£399
Samsung N510 review Its 720p-capable screen and Ion chipset are welcome, but its battery life is poor compared to the N120.
£380
Acer Aspire One D250 The inclusion of Android is ultimately disappointing, and otherwise the D250 is just another netbook.
£280
ViewSonic VTV35 review A simple portable TV player; the lack of media file playback is offset by its low price.
£66
Sony Reader Pocket Edition review With little improvement over the original model and lots of missing features, the Pocket Edition isn't Sony's best Reader.
LG BD370 review The BD370 has great format support, is reasonably quick and has all the features of more expensive players. It wins our Budget Buy award.£130
Vodafone Vodafone 360 review Despite great hardware and contact aggregation, the H1's LiMo operating system doesn't have the application support of its rivals.
Samsung HT-BD1252 review A budget home cinema kit, the HT-BD1252's tinny speakers don't impress, and it has limited features.£400
iRiver Story review An attractive and sturdy device, the Story has more open format support, but the keyboard is almost redundant and it's not as easy to use or as good value as Amazon's Kindle.£229
MSI Wind U210 review The new Wind is well designed, and its AMD processor is quick in some applications, but its short battery life lets it down.£399
Amazon Kindle 2 review Kindle ties you into Amazon's proprietary format, but the hardware is good and you can buy books from practically anywhere.£155
Toshiba Satellite T130-11H review Light and slim, but large enough for a decent keyboard, the T130 has the battery life of a netbook and far better single-application performance.£469
Motorola Dext review A large, heavy phone with a full QWERTY keyboard, the Dext isn't as slick as HTC's Hero.
Acer Ferrari One review A bright screen and better performance than most netbooks, but the Ferrari styling won't suit everyone.£399
Samsung N510 review Its 720p-capable screen and Ion chipset are welcome, but its battery life is poor compared to the N120.£380
Acer Aspire One D250 The inclusion of Android is ultimately disappointing, and otherwise the D250 is just another netbook.£280
ViewSonic VTV35 review A simple portable TV player; the lack of media file playback is offset by its low price.£66
Sony Reader Pocket Edition review With little improvement over the original model and lots of missing features, the Pocket Edition isn't Sony's best Reader.£160
NCsoft Aion: The Tower of Eternity review Beautiful graphics and Eastern mythology make for a unique world, but the grinding play will put off casual players.£25
Samsung SP-P410M review A good LED projector with great brightness and colours. It's only flaw is the lack of audio output.£449