Review stories - Page 84

In the bad old days keeping a PC secure was simple. Nowadays, a huge chunk of our lives exists online, and digital security issues have escalated.

If you want to dump the digital camera and just travel with one device, you’ll need some help in the lense department.

In a game-changer for digital signage, AOpen's new ChromeBox promises ease and economy, shaking up an industry ripe for revolution.

For Gamers and Overclockers, it’s not about the pretty lights, it’s all about the ability to scale and produce outstanding performance on demand.

Spielberg and Hanks reunite in 'Bridge of Spies', a masterful Cold War tale of espionage and moral grit, leaving audiences spellbound.

At $1,149 RRP this is a damn good printer that will do everything a SME could want, and a bit more on top of this.

NAS Drives can be an invaluable central storage device and there's almost nothing the Asustor AS6204T NAS Drive can't do thanks to the available apps.

The EA8500 is a router designed for today’s crowded skies, delivering top notch performance especially across the 5GHz band.

The HP 8620 is a reasonably standard modern-day printer. It uses standard ink tanks/cartridges and has a touchscreen and power button.

Toshiba’s Portege Z20t-B is a hybrid tablet laptop with optional 4G LTE, a great option for those who need a decent amount of power on the go.

3SIXT's HD Sport Action Camera offers a more affordable alternative to the GoPro, but does it sacrifice quality for price?.

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The Dell Inspiron 7520 is a great laptop with soft, responsive keys, a smooth touchpad, and reasonable performance.

FIFA 16 scores with women's teams debut, elevating the game closer to pitch perfection despite needing a visual kick.

Possibly one of the best things about the keyboard is that literally any button on the keyboard can be reprogrammed to do pretty much anything.

The action cam genre has sprung up out of nowhere with compact, rugged but high quality video cameras becoming the must-have gadget.

I was pleasantly surprised by Asus’s latest mid-range offering, the Zenbook UX305, which offers a surprisingly solid build and bang per buck value.

Feel like a trip to Mars but can’t afford the rocket ship? Do the next best thing and buy a movie ticket to The Martian instead.

Dell's Venue 8 7000 emerges as a premium Android contender, offering a solid build and dazzling OLED display to rival iPad's finesse.

This is truly a gamers graphics card, and one built with the future in mind. It’s certainly made me think again about my choice of GPU.