Store it in your pocket. PC Authority takes fifteen USB drives for a spin around the block.

Gauging a USB memory key's value is a fairly simple procedure, right? They plug into any available USB 2.0 port and off you go, however it isn't as clear-cut as that.

Share and back up music, photos, video and documents on your network with a high-capacity NAS drive.

External hard disks are a great way to add storage. We test 13, from sub-$130 portable drives to mighty terabyte desktop units.

Is your PC’s hard disk getting cramped? Invest in an external hard disk and never again worry about running out of room.

Play your video, photo and music files on your TV from a networked PC. We put five network players to the test

With so many factors to consider, choosing a motherboard can be a bewildering exercise. We put 11 models through their pace to find the ultimate in performance, flexibility and value

There are three main types of MP3 players, which differ mostly in terms of their method of data storage. Each has its own pros and cons.

The labs team this month tackled scanners, and they put 16 through their paces to bring you the good, and the not so good.

The Labs team cuts through the jargon and tests next gen wireless products.

The Labs team delves into the guts of this month’s motherboards, and points out what you need to know to chose the right one for your needs.

Turn on and tune in with cards that give your PC a whole new lease of AV life.

Whether you're upgrading your existing PC or building one from scratch, the motherboard you choose is of pivotal importance.

Whether you're upgrading your existing PC or building one from scratch, the motherboard you choose is of pivotal importance.

Enlarge your workspace with a widescreen monitor: We round up 13 LCDs from 20in up to 24in, with prices you won’t believe

The 19" LCD fits now represents outstanding value for money, and is so much nicer to use than a 17" screen. We round up and test the best.

As we were dealing with entry-level DV cameras, we set a price ceiling of $2,000 and in fact, five of the seven cameras tested came in at under $1,500, with one even under $1,000. Given this, we looked at them as an average consumer would, and not as a power user, so more effort was put into looking at the basics rather than some of the fancier bells and whistles.

The digital revolution is entering a new, more mature phase. The early adopters are now on to their second or third generation of digital equipment, prices have come down to a more consumer oriented level, and the general public is becoming more digitally aware.

To test the TFTs in this month's Labs we relied on a few different methodologies. All TFTs were tested on the same test bench PC consisting of a Gigabyte 8GE667-PRO motherboard and 2.53GHz Intel Pentium 4 processor with 512MB of DDR RAM, running Microsoft Windows XP Professional.

Buying a digital video camera is a tough task, but you’ll be well prepared with our comprehensive guide.