Finding a good PC or notebook for the family is not as hard as you might think. PC Authority  puts the latest models to the test.

Souped up graphics cards on the way, as AMD argues the days of "monolithic mega-chips are gone".

Major update planned for web-app builder next year.

The web can easily besmirch any company's good name.

New version of player guns for the iPhone crowd.

No moving parts promises greater reliability.

McAfee puts out its VirusScan 2004 in two versions - boxed or downloaded and managed from the internet. Whatever way you do it, the installation is simplicity itself with no difficult questions to answer or confusing choices to make.

Battle that waistline while filing accounts.

Satellite system test could herald revolution in communications.

Google Earth Mac puts a planet's worth of imagery and other geographic information right on your des...

Google Earth puts a planet's worth of imagery and other geographic information right on your desktop...

Google Earth puts a planet's worth of imagery and other geographic information right on your desktop...

IBM and several of the world's leading scientific and philanthropic groups this week launched a project that would put millions of PCs to work on research problems ranging from Alzheimer's to disaster forecasting.

Canon typically puts out a good digital video camera and for a while had the market fairly well sown up. However, there is now plenty of competition and Canon can no longer just rely on its reputation to keep it at the top. The MVX250i is a mid range camera designed for average users who want something more than the bare basics. Its 860,000 pixel (effective) CCD provides a good quality picture in most cases, including in night mode. However, it can be slow to find a good colour balance.

Medal of Honor Pacific Assault™ puts you in the boots of a WWII soldier in the Pacific Theater of Op...

Before we even delve into this projector's specs, the most important and standout metric with the EMP-S1 is its extremely humble $1,999 price tag, which when compared to the usual $5-10K standard for home cinema, puts the EMP-S1 well within reach of people for whom home video projection was merely a dream.

An older screen that was one of the best we'd seen, but with a price premium that was too much for us – haggle hard