Jam-packed with features, but it struggles to compete with the best.

We put seven NAS drives from the likes of Maxtor, Netgear, Synology, Thecus, Western Digital and Iomega to the test to find out which is best for storing your files

While it might seem like a good idea, the Seagate FreeAgent Theater is more novelty than useful. And the price point is not as competitive as others in this range.

Add high-definition reading and writing capabilities to your PC with a Blu-ray drive, or save money with a plain DVD writer

Iomega’s latest shows promise, but it’s outclassed by others

Inexpensive, but a frugal assortment of features

Plenty of storage, but average performance and limited features

A comprehensive set of features and good performance

Expensive, but the ds209+ is very fast – the NAS to aspire to

Oodles of storage and middling performance, but found lacking

With more homes served by their own wired and wireless networks, there’s no better way to store all your music, movies and documents than a NAS box like this

More storage and a bigger screen address the main issues that arose with the original, but the price has risen too.

If it’s a Blu-ray equipped desktop replacement you’re after, the 8920G is a fine choice.

Apple has given its MacBook Pro a thorough makeover but, for all its charm, it’s still overpriced.

Sony’s Z-Series is an ultraportable to aspire to, even if there are a couple of areas where it could improve.

Acer’s Aspire one makes a splash. A great keyboard, a fine screen and a keen price make for a superb mini-laptop

You've seen our first impressions, now here's our full review. Good-looking, usable and keenly priced but, for now at least, poor performance and battery life give the Eee the edge