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This is great! Small, easy to use (no set up ata all!) and clear maps. The price was very competitive (£259) and for a navigational dunce like me, the reasuring voice of 'Jane' telling me where to go is perfect. Recalculates your route quickly when you decide to stray! (49 words)

At a few millimeters thick and 5 megapixel resolution it's hard to imagine cameras getting much smaller. This really is a superb bit of engineering. You lose a traditional viewfinder, but who uses those any more anyway. The LCD has cracking resolution and even the lens is pretty good. (49 words)

After losing my previous phone, this is its replacement and boy what a replacement! With a memory stick duo card I can use it as a music player (with some very good headphones) and with the synching ability to my PC there is a usable calendar. (46 words)

A replacement for the trusty (well, except for the battery)2002 20gb i-Pod and it's great. This has a colour screen, room for tens of thousands of songs and photos and the ability to do slide shows through the TV. Much better sound quality than the 2nd generation i-Pod. (48 words)

My first new phone for 3 years (!) and a direct replacement for my old Motorola V60. This has all the required specifications - 300+ hours of battery life, tri-band, colour screen, digital camera, mini USB link and, of course, a game involving little fish! Screen resolution could be better. (50 words)

A very stylish (set in anodised aluminium) little toy. Digital radio is ever-increasing in popularity, but there aren't many personal DAB radios on the market. I can't think there are many better than this. Simple, easy to use and pleasing on the eye. Reception good even with normal headphones. (49 words)

Having reviewed this previously, I thought readers might be interested to learn that I have returned the item from whence it came for a full refund. Quite simply the most frustrating and excrutiating piece of equipment I have ever (failed to) interfaced with. (43 words)

Compared to the Streetpilot III better functionality, maps and battery in a package the size of a mobile phone. The only annoyance is the windshield mount which doesn't stick. But that's easy to resolve. After selling the old one a zero cost move well worth making. (46 words)

After an hour and a bit to get it set up and a scary reliance on internet resources rather than supplied documentation this is a really cool gadget. It allows you to replace your living room stereo. The fully integrated home computer is nearing reality. (45 words)

With a very slim form, integration of all of the formats you need (DVD, CD, DVD-R, DVD-RW, CD-R, JPEG etc) and an appealling price, what more can you ask for. I suppose a digital out but I don't need that. The menus are clear, picture excellent. A good budget buy. (50 words)