The 207MW may be bandwidth hungry, but image quality and features are superb.

Once upon a time not too long ago, your average inkjet printer had a single tricolour ink cartridge. Of course, the print quality was fairly ordinary, but it did the job. Today, with digital cameras the norm and home users wanting to print their own photographs, your photo printer may have as many as eight different ink cartridges.

A superbly packaged do-everything mobile workhorse that will appeal to business users and gadget freaks alike.

Combing a 250GB 7,200RPM hard disk drive, 8-in-1 card reader and USB hub, there's not much this unit can't do. It can be operated in either an upright or lying down position, while the USB hub function allows you to plug in a removable USB device such as a memory key or digital camera directly without fiddling with USB extension cables or reaching behind your desktop or notebook.

A well-rounded business phone that’s far smarter than it looks, offering 3G, Wi-Fi and more.

A minor update to the W800i, this phone boasts a wealth of features and an intuitive interface.

Portability has been talked about a lot recently, and people are starting to get used to the fact that their printer can be just as portable as the rest of their equipment. Canon has been offering portable laptop printers for several years and selling just enough of them to persevere, however, with the digital camera boom they are starting to come into their own.

Printer manufacturers have steadily been increasing the number of ink cartridges in their top of the range photo printers on the basis that the more basic colours they have to work with the more precise the overall result.

The glossy screen both delights and frustrates, but this is an impressive entertainment display.

Good photo quality and a large touchscreen make this the A4 inkjet to buy.