Epson Stylus Photo R360 review
A big screen makes this printer easy to use straight from the camera. But rival systems do a better job when it comes to the finished article
Geek accessories
Sony GPS-CS1 review
You wake wearing a bin liner and a vague recollection of dancing La Macarena in your underwear. Not to worry – your geotagging Sony GPS-CS1 will have the location of every sordid snap you took
Wowwee Robopanda review
Primary school gadgeteers will love this plush mechano-bear, but does it do enough to amuse older robot fans?
Tamron AF18-250mm review
Swapping lenses is a thing of the past – say hello to the Tamron 18-250mm for DSLRs, with a stonking 14x zoom
Walkera 5-6 Genius Chopper review
Budget indoor RC flyers can have ridiculously short life spans. At three times the expense, does the Walkera justify its price-tag?
Alesis 620 M1 monitors review
Alesis’ stylish but affordable 100W monitor speakers are perfect for cleaning up your home podcasts, music and DIY movies
Nintendo DS Headset review
Nobody buys a DS to play voice-chat and voice-command games, but if you’re into, say Metroid Prime Hunters, this headset really isn’t bad
Wowwee Roboquad review
It’s cheaper than a designer cat and doesn’t require a litter tray – but is WowWee’s Roboquad any fun to mercilessly tease with a scrunched up newspaper?
Canon Pixma MP510 review
The Pixma juggles the jobs of being a scanner, printer and copier – and proves to be a multi-tasking maestro
Dakine Messenger Bag review
A bag to carry all the essentials of electro-urban living, each gadget safe in it’s own protective place
Westcomb iMirage review
The iMirage is a high performance jacket for snowboarders with, you guessed it, iPod controls built into the sleeve
Gore Concept Airvantage review
The Airvantage is the most expensive cycling jacket you’re likely to find – but also one of the most useful
