Canon’s SLR fails to make the enormous splash of its predecessors, but it’s still a great camera in its own right.

Enjoy your music on the move: we try out five of the best flash-based MP3 players on the market.

We test and rate 9 of the best portable presentation devices around.

With huge LCDs, underwater capabilities and high resolutions for under $450, now is the time to buy.

The pick of the two 1kg units, but still behind the Dell.

The poor remote and menus outweigh its other merits.

Too noisy and basic to seriously compete, even at this price.

Interesting technology, but noisy and expensive to run.

Bright, well featured and cheap to run. But the Dell is better.

Good colour reproduction at a bargain price.

Wi-Fi is a great feature, but image quality is lacking.

This brand-new projector is expensive and rather noisy, but image quality is excellent.

Small, light, quiet, cheap to run and with great image quality, the Dell retains its coveted A-List position.

Windows Vista is here, but does Microsoft’s ground-breaking OS live up to its promise? We put Vista through an extensive road test.

Jon Honeyball laments the features that got away in the final Vista build.

We help you determine whether your current PC can run Vista and which version of the operating system best suits your needs.

Microsoft has always included a number of bundled applications with Windows, but Vista takes it further than ever. Here’s a look at the main attractions.

Microsoft has started from scratch with Vista’s networking features — but are they any better than those found in XP? We log-in and find out.

Will a beefed-up firewall, User Account Control and disk encryption make Vista a safer choice than XP?

Is Vista’s suave new interface and menu system window dressing or a radical improvement in usability?