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Portable Hard Drive review

Portable Hard Drive review
3

Thursday, 27 November 2008

£149.99

With this Portable Hard Drive from Verbatim, you have both USB 2.0 and FireWire 400 connections and a drive that comes pre-formatted for your Mac. We take a look to see how it performs.
My Passport Studio review

My Passport Studio review
3

Wednesday, 26 November 2008

£86.91

With the My Passport Studio from Western Digital you have a slick and slimline drive pre-formatted form your Mac; coming in at under £100 for 250GB. We take a look.
FreeAgent Go for Mac review

FreeAgent Go for Mac review Editors Choice
5

Tuesday, 25 November 2008

£106.38

In the FreeAgent Go for Mac, Seagate have introduced a slimline product specifically for the Mac. It's light so suitable for carrying around, and is pre-formatted for Mac. We take a look.
Apollo review

Apollo review
3

Thursday, 20 November 2008

£59 (160GB)

If you're in the market for a slim and light backup device, it's worth taking a look at the Apollo from iMation. Available in four different capacities, they suit all budgets and offer impressive performance from USB. We take a look.
MiniStation TurboUSB review

MiniStation TurboUSB review
4

Wednesday, 19 November 2008

£49.98 (250GB)

The MiniStation TurboUSB from Buffalo represents a budget backup offering; that comes supplied with Mac-ready backup software. We take a look to see how well it performs.
Epson Stylus PX800FW review

Epson Stylus PX800FW review
4

Tuesday, 18 November 2008

£300 inc VAT

Few printers have as many new features as this Epson Stylus PX800FW. It's touchscreen interface looks set to transform the multifunction printer. Take a closer look and discover why this should be high on your shopping list.
BeBook e-reader review

BeBook e-reader review
3

Tuesday, 18 November 2008

£229

Most of the world's great literature can be read for free online, so why are most e-readers obsessed with selling you books? We take a look at BeBook from Endless Ideas BV, an e-reader designed to display virtually any kind of digital book format.
Mobile Drive XXS review

Mobile Drive XXS review
4

Tuesday, 18 November 2008

£60

When it comes to slimline storage, it's difficult to compete with the Mobile Drive XXS from Freecom. There are three sizes available to suit most budgets and requirements, at competitive prices. We take a look at one of them.
HandyDrive review

HandyDrive review
4

Monday, 17 November 2008

£99.99

When it comes to backing up data, you need quality at a reasonable price and with a small form factor. We take a look at Fujitsu's HandyDrive which offers all three.
MacBook 2.0GHz review

MacBook 2.0GHz review
4

Friday, 24 October 2008

£949 (2.0GHz)

With a completely new aluminium "Unibody" case and a glass trackpad, Apple's is attempting to redefine the notion of what a quality laptop should be. But at what price? We take a close look at the MacBook 2.0GHz and ask if it's really worth the money?

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