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  • News: Buyers' guide: top 5 compact cameras reviewed

    PC Advisor's guide to the best point-and-shoot cameras on the market.

  • News: Buyers' guide: top 5 GPS satnav devices

    PC Advisor's guide to the best five GPS devices on the market today.

  • News: Christmas 2008 technology buyers guide

    It’s been another year of innovation and technological intrigue. PC Advisor outlines the best of the best, bringing you reviews of Best Buy products in six crucial categories.

  • News: Micron SSD offers 1GB/sec throughput

    Memory maker Micron plans to launch a high-end solid-state disk (SSD) drive supporting 1GB/sec. throughput within the next year.

  • Video: Video: T-Mobile G1 'Google phone' review

    PC Advisor takes a look at the T-Mobile G1, the first Google Android mobile phone. Does the G1 and Google's mobile phone operating system have what it takes to challenge the Apple iPhone?

  • Plextor Pocket Hard Disk external drive

    Plextor has come out with a miniature external hard drive that's a mere smidgen larger than a credit card. The Plextor Pocket Hard Disk comes in a choice of 60GB and 120GB capacities and is compatible with both Windows PCs and Macs.

  • News: HTC launches HTC Touch HD smartphone

    HTC and Taiwan Mobile launched the Touch HD smartphone in Taipei today. Reports say that we should see the HTC Touch HD in the UK shortly.

  • News: Nintendo sells 7m Wii consoles in Japan

    According to figures released today, sales of Nintendo's Wii in Japan have passed the 7 million mark in just two years.

  • News: Thomson graphics card runs Toshiba SpursEngine

    The second graphics card based on Toshiba's SpursEngine chip, Thomson's Firecoder Blu, went on sale in Japan this week.

  • News: Brits prefer to listen to music on mobile phones

    Mobile phones are more popular than CD players when it comes to listening to music, says the Entertainment Retailers Association (ERA).

  • News: AMD fast-tracks Phenom II DDR3 support

    AMD could bring DDR3 memory support to Phenom II desktops earlier than it had projected, the company said on Monday.

  • Test Centre: Group test: 8 wireless routers reviewed

    We've come to take for granted the idea of being able to surf the web using a wireless hotspot or 3G dongle, but setting up a home Wi-Fi network is quite another matter. PC Advisor assesses the latest routers, and offers practical buying advice.

  • Video: Video: Vodafone BlackBerry Storm 9500 review

    There's been widespread anticipation for RIM's new touchscreen BlackBerry mobile phone, the Storm. Indeed, PC Advisor's own review of the BlackBerry Storm 9500 is mostly positive. Unfortunately, while the features that make RIM's BlackBerrys great mostly are present, the Storm's touchscreen is "a failed experiment," according to PCWorld.com Senior Editor Denny Arar, who put the Storm through its paces.

  • News: Samsung starts 256GB SSD production

    Samsung has started mass producting 256GB solid-state drives (SSDs), which could make their way into laptops in a few months.

  • G-Tech Mini external hard drive range

    G-Tech is launching its G-Drive external hard drive range in the UK.

  • Kingston Data Traveler 150 64GB flash drive

    Kingston has upped the ante in the flash memory stakes, with the addition of a 64GB USB thumb drive. Part of the Data Traveler 150 range, the 64GB flash drive has an RRP of £99 ex VAT. It is onsale from today.

  • News: Half of TV makers fail recycling test

    Nine out of 17 TV makers surveyed on their recycling programs in the US scored an F grade in a survey by pressure group the Electronics TakeBack Coalition.

  • Video: Intel launches Core i7 processor

    Several hundred PC hobbyists came to Tokyo'a Akihabara electronics district late Saturday night as Intel kicked off worldwide sales of its new Core i7 processor.

  • News: AMD launches netbook processor

    Aiming to supplant Intel's dominance in the low-cost mini-laptop space, AMD has announced that it's developing processors for netbooks.

  • How-Tos: How to set up a secure home network

    A wireless connection isn’t just handy when you’re out and about. There are more options for going wireless at home, whether it’s so you can enjoy catch-up TV you’ve downloaded on your actual telly (rather than the PC screen) or so you can work in a peaceful corner of the house.