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The cheapest way to get OS X, but it has all of the MacBook Pro’s shortcomings and more of its own

Slower and dearer than the Athlon II, Intel’s cheapest chips are now a short-sighted purchase

So, the last big name has fallen. HP gave out in April 2008, and both Dell and Toshiba's resistance crumbled by the autumn. But it's taken Sony until the middle of 2009 to produce what it confesses to be a netbook, the VAIO Mini W Series.

Nothing incredible in terms of design, but it’s an impressively cheap way to get quad-core in your PC.

A step behind ATI’s HD 4870 on price and performance.

Not this month’s cheapest, fastest or prettiest drive

Cheap and functional, but rivals perform better.

Size doesn't matter: this diminutive Optoma just about keeps in touch with the big boys

The LG’s affordable and balanced, but you don’t have to pay much extra for a more exciting performance

Impressive Blu-ray performance from the cheapest card on test.

Good malware detection, and the Pro version includes some nice features, but it isn't the lightest or cheapest suite

A powerful and capable suite with some excellent features, although it isn’t the easiest to use, nor the cheapest around.

The fact that it significantly undercuts every other TV here is impressive enough – the fact that it’s also better than most of them is astounding

It’s a great deal at this price, but Canon’s 1000D is fractionally edged out by the Sony Alpha A330

Slim and stylish, this isn’t the most powerful quad core we’ve seen, but it’s by far the cheapest.

The FS-2020D puts in another excellent display for a business laser printer that swept all our printing awards and catagories. It dosn't get much better than this Kyocera printing marvel.

Ignore the price – incredibly low running costs Make this a winner.

The Maxtor Blackarmor has one thing that other USB hard drives don’t - military grade data security in a very stylish package

Intel’s new mainstream range holds huge potential for 2010, and seriously dents AMD’s value crown

Vastly more tasteful than its predecessor, but still an also-ran