TP-Link TL-WR741ND review With a ridiculously low price, decent wireless speeds and all the features most users will ever need, this budget router deserves to be a best seller.
Blue Microphones Yeti review The Yeti's sensitivity and recording quality make it well worth its cost to any serious podcaster.
£100
Belkin F5D4074UKS review With a surprisingly high price and mediocre performance, there's little to commend this adaptor, despite its lifetime warranty.
£48
Epson B-510DN Phenomenally low print costs make this heavy duty inkjet a good choice for business users
£417
Netgear RangeMax DGN3500 review This very capable ADSL router has decent wireless speeds and plenty of features, but is only worth its substantial price if you actually need them.
Billion BiPAC 7800N review The BiPAC 7800N is expensive but its wealth of security features and dual Ethernet and ADSL WAN ports make it a good choice for home and small office users, even without load balancing.
£115
Elgato EyeTV Netstream DTT review The Netstream does a great job as a network TV tuner, but we're still left with the question of whether anyone really needs it, especially at this price.
Zyxel PLA-401 v3 Kit review Zyxel's kit is good value, but you can get a pair of similarly-performing adaptors with built-in power socket pass-through for almost exactly the same price.
£66.88
HP LaserJet Pro P1566 review Driver-free installation is handy, rather than essential, but this is still a great little mono laser.
£139
D-Link DSL-2740R review Perfect for home users who just want something that works, this inexpensive router finds the sweet spot between price and performance.
TP-Link TL-WR741ND review With a ridiculously low price, decent wireless speeds and all the features most users will ever need, this budget router deserves to be a best seller.£17
Sony Vaio EE2E1E/WI review The Vaio EE2E1E/WI looks great, but it's underpowered for this price.£497
Phonak Audéo Perfect Fit Earphones PFE 111 review Phonak's first entry into the consumer headphone market rivals the best out there, but they're expensive£119
Blue Microphones Yeti review The Yeti's sensitivity and recording quality make it well worth its cost to any serious podcaster.£100
Belkin F5D4074UKS review With a surprisingly high price and mediocre performance, there's little to commend this adaptor, despite its lifetime warranty.£48
Epson B-510DN Phenomenally low print costs make this heavy duty inkjet a good choice for business users£417
Netgear RangeMax DGN3500 review This very capable ADSL router has decent wireless speeds and plenty of features, but is only worth its substantial price if you actually need them.£95
Billion BiPAC 7800N review The BiPAC 7800N is expensive but its wealth of security features and dual Ethernet and ADSL WAN ports make it a good choice for home and small office users, even without load balancing.£115
Elgato EyeTV Netstream DTT review The Netstream does a great job as a network TV tuner, but we're still left with the question of whether anyone really needs it, especially at this price.£186
Billion BiPAC 6200NXL review Fast wireless speeds and loads of features including support for mobile broadband modems make this a versatile router£75
Sam & Max Series 3: The Devil’s Playhouse – Episode 1: The Penal Zone review Surreal logic, strange wit and a healthy dose of supernatural powers makes the Freelance Police's latest outing a must-have for any adventure game fan.£25
Zyxel PLA-401 v3 Kit review Zyxel's kit is good value, but you can get a pair of similarly-performing adaptors with built-in power socket pass-through for almost exactly the same price.£66.88
HP LaserJet Pro P1566 review Driver-free installation is handy, rather than essential, but this is still a great little mono laser.£139
D-Link DSL-2740R review Perfect for home users who just want something that works, this inexpensive router finds the sweet spot between price and performance.£62