There’s now very little reason not to buy an iPod. These are simply superb.

Nokia turns out a camera phone we'd be happy to ditch our digital camera for. Check out the pics, and our first impressions.

Simple classic fun with a healthy dose of nostalgia for good measure.

A free package that scores highly, beating almost all its big-name competition. It’s just a shame it’s such a nag

The Vision M is something of an iPod imitator, but it doesn’t quite match its inspiration

Everything the original was loved for on steroids. And just like steroids, it has its downsides.

With so much music player software freely available on the Internet, you may wonder why GMT would release a retail box product which is specifically designed for playing MP3 music.

This notebook has been designed with classic Sony style: rounded edges, hidden IO inputs and a sleek widescreen footprint. From a connectivity point of view, this 'book has it all, boasting front-mounted Memory Stick Pro port, iLink 4-pin FireWire port and three USB ports.

The latest Grand Theft Auto has all the hallmarks of a classic and is the perfect excuse to invest a PS3 or Xbox 360

Bite-sized adventure gaming that will leave you waiting for episode two.

It has been over two years since we previewed Office XP, but Microsoft has finally given us a glimpse of Office 2003. The finished version should be on the shelves by the end of July, but will it be worth the upgrade? The answer could be an emphatic 'yes' if you're a Tablet PC user, as Microsoft has just launched OneNote (see page 59), making full use of electronic ink. The company is also introducing InfoPath (see page 59) for designing electronic forms, with the flexibility of XML. The classic apps have also had their seen refurbishment, with Outlook (page 56) getting the most attention, and FrontPage and Publisher (page 58) a bit of a revamp.

Not without its impracticalities, but the touch is a simply brilliant marriage of software and hardware

This book aims to provide information on Microsofts latest operating system, in a fast and easy to digest style.

Xenofex 2 is an updated range of Photoshop-compatible plug-ins from Alien Skin, the developer of Eye Candy 4000, one of the most popular filter collections and a personal favourite of ours. This was mainly down to its interface, which is thankfully shared by the new Xenofex collection.

Classic gaming for the whole family, with roots in literature.

Another 2D strategy game classic makes the jump to 3D.

A quality design in many ways, and well worth an audition

A new take on an old classic, with a first-person perspective and mixed results.

It’s accurate, adjustable and stylish, and the price simply beggars belief. An instant classic

David Kidd mysts the good old days as he plays the latest and last in the classic series.