Incredibly comfortable, but lacking in attack and some control

It's compact, sounds good and is supremely flexible - it might be Mini but it's not minor

An improvement on your laptop's sound, but this desktop speaker system is slightly too excitable for us

Achieves what it sets out to do by delivering decent sound cheaply

The little R2D2 from Speaker Realm certainly packs a punch - and very cheap too.

No excess data charges, a free modem and a good software package make virgin worth a look

Portable and solid-sounding, it's a great iPod dock for the money

If the lack of a display or hold button don’t bother you, this is a superb player

If your compulsion to rock in the early hours is resulting in eviction warnings, the amPlug could well be your saviour

The Dragonfly is a brilliant and unique toy – challenging to fly but more rewarding than most mini choppers

Over 60 new tracks plus more to download means our love affair with Guitar Hero continues. It’s only rock ‘n’ roll but we like it – a lot

This is a pretty decent little webcam – it's just that, without games to fool around with, it feels like a low-end PC webcam plugged into your Xbox. EyeToy this ain't

More GTA sandbox action, set down south of the border. That means Cuba, not Victoria.

The Punisher, developed by Red Faction’s Volition, is the latest franchised game to roll across our desks.

Trackmania’s back, bigger and better, with the Sunrise sequel. The developers have a clear understanding of where the original went right and wrong, and have delivered something closer to the ultimate track building sim.

Although CM 5 sounds like an annual refresh of the series, Eidos has made significant changes behind the scenes.

The Close Combat RTS series has been held in high regard among strategy gamers, despite the mediocre later releases.

Specialist developer ProSim, which cemented its reputation with the impressive Armoured Task Force wargame engine, now takes things a little further with Raging Tiger: The Second Korean War.