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Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1V review

There are two versions of the Galaxy Tab 10.1. This is the original one, now a Vodafone-exclusive. It's got Android 3.0 onboard, while the standout hardware feature is the 8MP camera which, to be frank, blows the iPad's equivalent clean out of the water and into the realm of total inferiority. The tablet is powered by Nvidia's dual-core Tegra 2 chip, and is thus a pleasure to use. The drawback though, is that Honeycomb is by no means a mature OS – compared to the iPad's App Store, the Android Market's tablet-offerings are tiny in number. And until that changes, the iPad is going to stay ahead.

Panasonic TX-P50GT30B review

While LCD TVs might lead the way in terms of sales, plasma still has the edge when it comes to 3D. 3D LCD TVs suffer from a ghosting effect known as crosstalk. Plasmas too have the same problem, but Panasonic has found a way to keep this distortion to an absolute minimum. And that, combined with favourable prices, has led to a resurgence in plasma TV sales. This set is a case in point – it's a gorgeous 50-inch 3D plasma, and while it doesn't quite reach the heights of Panasonic's brand-leading VT30 series, it's still a fantastic option both in 2D and in 3D.

INQ Cloud Touch review

The problem with smartphones is that most of them are too expensive to buy outright, and getting them on a contract is equally as wallet-taxing. However, the Orange San Francisco proved that it is possible to build a budget Android phone that's not a nightmare to use. The latest budget Android phone comes in the shape of the INQ Cloud Touch, a phone very much revolving around social networking, and in particular, Facebook. It's got its own custom overlay on top of Android, and comes with all sorts of widget wonders. Worth checking out if you feel the high-end phones are a step too far.

Sony KDL-46NX713 review

This LED TV from Sony is a 2D stunner. Pictures are brilliantly clear, colours are natural, the picture is bright and vibrant and motion is handled with skill. So it's a real shame that this 46-incher is so dreadfully let down by poor 3D performance. As with many other 3D LCD panels, this telly is stricken with crosstalk issues, making the 3D picture ghosty and unwatchable.

Sony VAIO S Series review

If you find you're regularly stuck on malfunctioning public transport, with a dire need to conduct some urgent spreadsheet analysis, then an excellent solution is an ultra-portable laptop such as a Sony VAIO VPC-SB1V9E. These slender devices pack an impressive amount of power into a tiny chassis, perfect for taking on your travels.

Amplifiers

Onkyo M-3000R and M-5000R review

Blu-ray players

Samsung BD-D8500 review

Denon DBP-1611UD review

Compact cameras

Nikon Coolpix P300 review

Desktop PCs

Sapphire Edge HD Mini PC review

HI-fi Accessories

Antelope Audio Zodiac Plus DAC review

Audio-Technica AT120E/T review

Ortofon 2M Red review

Rega Bias 2 review

Shure M97xE review

Home cinema systems

Arcam AVR400 / BDP100 review

Harman/Kardon BDS800 review

Laptops

Samsung 900X3 review

Monitors

HannsG HL225 review

Portable media players

Colorful Colorfly review

Projectors

Optoma HD67N / 3D-XL review

Receivers

Yamaha RX-V3067 review

Software

Channel D Pure Music 1.74a review

Norton 360 Version 5.0 review

Paragon Drive Copy 11 Professional review

Corel VideoStudio Pro X4 review

Serif MoviePlus X5 review

Sony Vegas Movie Studio HD Platinum 10 review

Pinnacle Studio Ultimate Collection 15 review

Cyberlink PowerDirector 9 Ultra64 review

Speakers

Dynaudio DM3/7 review

Monitor Audio BX5 review

Canton Vento 800 Series review

Pioneer S71 Package review

Storage

Pioneer BDR-206MBK BDXL writer review

Tablets

Apple iPad 2 3G review

Turntables

Funk Firm Vector 3 (FXR II tonearm) review

Pro-ject Xperience 2 Pack review

Rega P7 (RB700 tonearm) review

Scheu Analog Cello (Jelco SA-250 tonearm) review

TVs

LG 55LW650T review

Mobile phones

Hands on: Nokia X7 review

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