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Another great piece of kit from Pure. Retro look, but great DAB reception and USB port to update software whenever Pure releases it online. Broadcast pick up is good even in poor reception areas, and the usual stylish packaging. Exciting stuff, a real treat for kitchen or bedroom. (48 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)

As your computing world expands backups become essential rather than advisable. This external hard drive covers all the bases with a huge, fast capacity. But the real boon is the connectivity, it offers both USB2 and FireWire so you can connect it to two machines at once. (47 words)

My old DSC-T7 died (too much sitting in my pocket) so I upgraded to this mid market camera which sits between point and shoot and digital SLR. The quality of the "automatic" photos is stunning and when I get the time it offers multiple modes for different types of shooting. (50 words)

This is a must have game. It is free roaming and you have super powers which grow as you progress. You can leap over 30 feet from the roofs of sky scrapers, lift trucks, and so much more. This is the best fun I've had on 360. (47 words)

The ethernet port on my Macbook Pro fried over Christmas so this ExpressCard from Small Tree Communications is the perfect replacement until it can be fixed with a neat cable port, 10/100/1000 mbps support and drivers for OS X and Windows you can't really ask for more in a device. (50 words)

This Freeview PVR is a real top-end product with HDMI upscaling, ipTV and local media centre support built in. The only thing lacking is a second tuner to allow recording one programme while watching another. Certainly a good competitor to Sky+ with the added bonus of no subscription requirements! (49 words)

Nokia has finally got into the professional arena with this Blackberry competitor. For my requirements it beats the BB in every department with bluetooth, 3G and Wi-Fi it allows connections of all types and the keyboard is very usable. Minor annoyances are POP3 update frequency and some odd navigation shortcuts. (50 words)

As a low budget multitask printer, it's performance is very satisfactory. Quite silent and easy to use, with independent cartridges for the 4 colours, I am satisfied with my printer, scanner and copier choice and it's software,quite intuitive to use. (40 words)

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)