The thing that instantly hits you with the Mio 169 is that it’s designed to beused primarily in landscape mode.

Risk is blasted from the realm of the board game onto computer screens everywhere.

If your Website is hosted by an effective ISP you should have access to reams of information about who looked at your Web pages, when they viewed them, how long they were navigating your site for and much more.

The PC peripheral finally hits the mainstream with this easy-to-use touchscreen device offering loads of extras

As we open the box it hits us, the unmistakable wafting scent of a pine forest, floating on the summer breeze and carrying away our troubles . . .

Designed to sit between the low-end Inspiron and high-end XPS families, it comes in 15in and 17in flavours and its target audience could be pretty much anyone: few laptops are as customisable as this.

A 21" widescreen LCD that hits the sweet spot for gaming.

Iomega insist on doing things its own way, but usually hits the mark.

ACER TravelMate 630

The new model in Benq's V series may just be an evolution, but under the skin there's a power revolution.

Out of the box water cooled graphics, now that's fresh.

A nondescript looking scanner that admits to a 36-bit colour depth, enhanced to 48-bit through its drivers.

The HP Officejet Pro 8500 is one of the best office inkjet alternatives for under $350. Being feature packed, small businesses may be tempted to try this over the latest expensive laser printer.

Useful new features and a total interface overhaul make this the best Office ever.

Visually mindblowing, COD4 provides you with an enormous arsenal of real-world weapons to hack and chop at the seams of international terrorism.

It doesn’t look any different to the old iPod, but that doesn’t mean Apple hasn’t done anything to it.

It’s expensive, but Baddog’s Lanbox comes with personality and outstanding support.

The cheesy tough guy is back, and how we’ve missed him.

Everybody, who hasn’t already got one, wants a decent laptop.

Anyone with $400 to spend on a graphics card should currently be looking at a RADEON X800 XL. It boasts the same 16 pipelines as an X800 XT, and also packs 256MB of GDDR3 memory to boot.