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Hands on: Asus ZenBook 3 review
There’s a saying that imitation is the sincerest form of flattery – but not for Asus. →
Hands on: TomTom Touch review
TomTom is a brand synonymous with in-car navigation technology, but the company would like to take →
Hands on: Moto Z Play review
Moto Z Play is the thicker, long-lasting and more affordable smartphone with creative modular accessories, and →
Hands on: Acer Predator 21 X review
We’d scoff if you told us about one of the Acer Predator 21 X’s crazy features. →
Panasonic DMP-UB700 Hands on Review
Panasonic has a second Ultra HD Blu-ray player in its model range. The DMP-UB700 joins the →
Hands on: Samsung Gear S3 Classic review
Samsung has iterated on its impressive Gear S2 smartwatch in some huge ways – both literally →
Hands on: Lenovo Yoga 910 review
After sticking with the same design for two years, Lenovo is giving the Yoga 900a dramatic →
Hands on: Samsung Gear S3 Frontier review
The Samsung Gear S3 Frontier is a rugged smartwatch with LTE connectivity, allowing you to leave →
Canon EOS 5D Mark IV : What you need to know
It’s been more than four years since the launch of the Canon EOS 5D Mark III, →
Huawei Honor Holly 2 Plus Hands On Review
The Chinese smartphone maker Huawei expanded its Honor range of smartphones in India by launching the →
Hands on: Nexbox T9 Mini PC review
It’s safe to say that the mini PC market is, well, very busy at the moment. →
HANDS ON: FOCAL UTOPIA
[su_slider source=”media: 35460,35461,35462,35463,35464,35465,35466,35467,35469,35470″ width=”640″ height=”460″ title=”no”] [/su_slider] Loudspeakers belong in your living room. They aren’t, commonly, →
Hands on: Voyo VBook V3 review
The laptop market has now settled down with only two main 2-in-1 designs surviving. There’s the →
Hands on: Panasonic Toughpad FZ-N1 review
Panasonic had a brief stint in the consumer smartphone market with the Eluga range and the →
Hands on: HP Elite x3 review
Windows phones aren’t in a good place, with its awfully slow rollout, limited app support and →
Hands on: Hannspree HannsG HT225 HPB review
Like the rest of the hardware market, innovation in monitors has rather plateaued. The question is →
Hands on: Workstation Specialists WS-M151 review
The mobile workstation market has evolved significantly over the last decade as computer parts have become →
Hands on: AOC U2879VF review
Medium-sized 4K monitors are finally becoming a bit more affordable, dipping below £300 (around $400, AU$520), →
Hands on: Onda OBook 10 SE review
OUR EARLY VERDICT Remix OS is a refreshing operating system but the impending merger between Chrome →
Hands on: DeWalt MD501 review
OUR EARLY VERDICT The MD501 is, sadly, an overpriced rugged smartphone with underpowered hardware. The fact →
Hands on: Polar M600 review
Polar has gotten along just fine making stellar fitness trackers in the advent of smartwatches. And →
Hands on: BlackBerry DTEK50 review
The world’s most secure Android smartphone isn’t half bad. The BlackBerry DTEK50 is a surprisingly promising →
Hands on: Hannspree HannsG HU282PPS review
Hannspree is one of the very few remaining Taiwanese display companies left. Alongside the likes of →
Sky Ultra HD 4K hands-on review
Sky’s 4K service, called ‘Ultra HD’, launches this August, placing live and on-demand 4K content at →
Hands on: Vorke V1 review
Another tiny PC – but with a difference. The flood of small form factor personal computers →
TESLA MODEL 3 PERFORMANCE, SPECS, AND NEWS
It’s ‘pencil down’ day for the Tesla Model 3. [su_slider source=”media: 32388,32389,32390,32391,32392,32393,32394,32395,32396,32397″ width=”640″ height=”460″ title=”no”] [/su_slider] →
Sky Q hands on
Sky’s next-gen TV box wants to bring multi-room TV and Ultra HD content to the mainstream. →
Hands on: Moto Z Force review
The Moto Z Force camera also comes ready to take higher resolution photos that I can →
Hands on: Moto Z review
The Moto Z is an Android phone with a new name that begins at the end →
Hands on: Beelink BT7 Mini PC review
If there’s something peculiar about the Beelink BT7, it’s not the device itself but the box →