Superpowered and workgroup friendly with great features, but with a steep learning curve for administrators. Find out what the "other" side of the server world looks like

Very fast for some applications, but poor gaming performance and strong competition reduces its appeal.

It’s not quite an office grade product, but the MFC-7840W is a great choice for a busy home office.

Good value thanks to a decent 18-70mm kit lens and camera-based anti-shake

Image quality is reasonable, but there are far better cameras available for less.

Excellent value for money, but a few performance glitches.

Excellent value for money, but a few performance glitches let BitDefender down.

A decent performer, but it struggles with small files

TP-Link’s basic router offers good performance at a good price and even throws in some easy setup features for first-timers.

A few usability niggles don’t detract too much from this great-value OCR package.

An impressive paperback replacement with a remarkable display: it’s only let down by the unintuitive software.

A very well-built ultraportable that’s great value, but a bit too small.

It’s great value and will tempt some people thanks to its size and multimedia abilities.

A stunning design backed up by great performance and good value for money.

Quad core at this price is fantastic, but it’s not as fast as it should be.

With a lightning-fast scanner and high-quality photo printing, it’s only hampered by speed and running costs. CD printing and transparency scanning are bonuses, though.

With its limited editing features, it would be hard to see anyone choosing PowerDirector 5 over the Adobe, Pinnacle or Ulead competition.

Expensive but potentially very useful for those whose Wi-Fi has failed.

A promising start for Apple’s living-room takeover, but we’re still waiting for the best bits.

The USB port is a great feature, but we’d still choose the Squeezebox.