Lenovo IdeaCentre A720 review It’s expensive and doesn’t have the high-resolution screen of Apple’s iMacs, but is both highly capable and very stylish
£1299
Deponia review It's Monkey Island lite, and not quite as endearing, but there are still plenty of laughs to be had
£16
Samsung Series 5 550 Chromebook review More powerful hardware and a new edition of Chrome OS that lets you work offline make this the best Chromebook yet
£361
HP Z1 Workstation review Whether you're kitting out a design department or creating a digital artist's studio, this powerful all-in-one will meet your every need
£2431
Sony VAIO S Series 13 review A well equipped business centric laptop that struggles to compete with similarly-priced Ultrabooks
£769
Packard Bell Dot S review This netbook has the latest Atom processor and doesn’t cost much, but it’s not as stylish as some of its rivals
£229
Asus X501A review This sharp-looking laptop lacks an optical drive, but is surprisingly powerful for its price
Violet Karotz review No-one really needs a helpful and interactive robot rabbit, but if you want one, Karotz is fun without being annoying
£79
Acer Aspire Timeline Ultra M3 review With sleek lines, a 15.6in display and a massive battery life, this well-made ultra-portable lets you work all day
£465
Vibox Juggernaut review This Ivy Bridge system is massively powerful, but you can do a bit better for the same money
£1300
Lenovo G570 M51BPUK review A Blu-ray drive and tons of RAM makes this £500 laptop a good buy, but there are better deals if you don’t need to play HD movies
£499
Dell Inspiron 15R This hefty laptop has a decent specification, but you can get better laptops for the same money
£449
CyberPower Apollo GT review This PC packs in gaming and processor power at the cost of a comprehensive specification
Lenovo IdeaCentre A720 review It’s expensive and doesn’t have the high-resolution screen of Apple’s iMacs, but is both highly capable and very stylish£1299
Deponia review It's Monkey Island lite, and not quite as endearing, but there are still plenty of laughs to be had£16
Samsung Series 5 550 Chromebook review More powerful hardware and a new edition of Chrome OS that lets you work offline make this the best Chromebook yet£361
HP Z1 Workstation review Whether you're kitting out a design department or creating a digital artist's studio, this powerful all-in-one will meet your every need£2431
Sony VAIO S Series 13 review A well equipped business centric laptop that struggles to compete with similarly-priced Ultrabooks£769
Packard Bell Dot S review This netbook has the latest Atom processor and doesn’t cost much, but it’s not as stylish as some of its rivals£229
Asus X501A review This sharp-looking laptop lacks an optical drive, but is surprisingly powerful for its price£349
Violet Karotz review No-one really needs a helpful and interactive robot rabbit, but if you want one, Karotz is fun without being annoying£79
Acer Aspire Timeline Ultra M3 review With sleek lines, a 15.6in display and a massive battery life, this well-made ultra-portable lets you work all day£465
Vibox Juggernaut review This Ivy Bridge system is massively powerful, but you can do a bit better for the same money£1300
Lenovo G570 M51BPUK review A Blu-ray drive and tons of RAM makes this £500 laptop a good buy, but there are better deals if you don’t need to play HD movies£499
Dell Inspiron 15R This hefty laptop has a decent specification, but you can get better laptops for the same money£449
CyberPower Apollo GT review This PC packs in gaming and processor power at the cost of a comprehensive specification£1170
Toshiba NB510-11E review A refreshed processor improves performance slightly, making this netbook a great deal if you don’t need much power£240