Seagate Barracuda XT

The new 2TB Seagate Barracuda XT hard disk is the first to support the SATA/600 interface. Darien Graham-Smith takes it for a spin

Medion Akoya E3211

Need a bit more power than a netbook but don't want to pay through the nose? Perhaps Medion's CULV laptop is the answer

Teufel Concept B 200 USB

Teufel's latest PC speakers are among the loudest, most powerful we've ever come across

Aten Altusen KH1516

Aten delivers a high-density 16-port KVM solution at a surprisingly low price

Samsung Galaxy I7500

Samsung's premium Android phone - the Galaxy I7500 - boasts an OLED screen, but is the rest of the package up to scratch?

Microsoft Expression Web 3

Microsoft turns Expression Web into a suite and slashes the price. But can it ever compete with Dreamweaver?

Chillblast Fusion Midgard

If you're looking for a PC that packs a powerful punch but don't want to spend the earth, this Chillblast could be right up your street

Motorola pays Lucas for its Droid

Google's Android operating system seems to be gathering pace, with more and more phones emerging that run the Open Source mobile OS - in the past few months...

Where are the killer apps for Windows?

In the latest part of our bid to convert a Mac user to Windows 7, Chris Brennan wonders where all the brilliant Windows-only apps are hiding? One of...

Will you hit the Orange iPhone "unlimited" cap?

Orange's big unveiling of its iPhone tariffs has caused a bit of a kerfuffle, not least because its prices are almost identical to those of O2. A lot of...

When will you get superfast broadband?

From 56K dial-up to 100Mbits/sec downloads, Barry Collins reveals when you may pull into the broadband fast lane

The Crapware Con

Mike Jennings reveals how PC makers hobble your laptop with preinstalled software

From Bill Gates's infamous internet myopia to Sony's about-face on those cheap and nasty netbooks, we remember the statements, positions and promises that tech companies (and the Government) would rather everyone forgot