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CNET UK > Reviews > Printers
Canon Pixma MP980 review
The Pixma MP980 all-in-one inkjet printer's design exudes stylish professionalism. It also includes a number of handy features that make life much easier for the home photo enthusiast, such an 89mm LCD screen, easy-to-use control panel and media-card reader. It's a capable device overall Read more
30 July 2009, 13:23 | Tags: Canon, Canon Pixma MP980, Ethernet, inkjet, LCD screen
CNET UK > Reviews > Digital Cameras
Fujifilm FinePix S1500 review
The 10-megapixel FinePix S1500 is relatively inexpensive for a superzoom, so it's all the more surprising that its build quality and finish are so good. Its picture quality won't blow anyone's mind, but a solid set of manual controls means it's well-suited to cost-conscious beginner photographers Read more
19 June 2009, 16:12 | Tags: Fujifilm, Fujifilm FinePix S1500, digital SLR, rechargeable batteries, colour mode
CNET UK > Reviews > Printers
Canon Pixma MX330 review
The Pixma MX330 is a great choice for those seeking an all-in-one inkjet printer that won't break the bank. It doesn't produce the best-quality prints we've ever seen, but the MX330 still represents great value for money, delivering a robust feature set and decent performance Read more
10 June 2009, 14:46 | Tags: Canon, Canon Pixma MX330, control panel, LCD screen, editing software
CNET UK > Reviews > Laptops
Samsung N110 review
One of Samsung's confusing brood of similar-sounding netbooks, the N110 has a good keyboard and an excellent trackpad. While not as thin as something like the HP Mini 1000, Samsung gets points for making a netbook with a long-life, six-cell battery that doesn't look like it has a kickstand Read more
14 May 2009, 16:41 | Tags: Samsung, Samsung N110, netbooks, battery life, kickstand
CNET UK > Reviews > Camcorders
Flip Video MinoHD review
The MinoHD isn't without its drawbacks, most notably a high price tag and its lack of a memory-expansion slot, but it's a great mini-camcorder nonetheless. Considering its size, this ultra-simple device shoots solid 720p video, and uploading your recordings to the Internet couldn't be much easier Read more
2 April 2009, 12:23 | Tags: Flip Video UK, Flip Video MinoHD , video files, video card, tripod
CNET UK > Reviews > Digital Cameras
Olympus E-30 review
The 12-megapixel E-30 is sturdy and comfortable to grip, packed with features and offers fast performance. Most importantly, it takes very good pictures, rendering colours accurately under most conditions. Advanced shooters not yet wedded to a Canon or Nikon system should give it a look Read more
4 March 2009, 16:15 | Tags: Olympus, Olympus E-30, accurate colours, manual focus, aspect ratio
CNET UK > Reviews > Camcorders
Flip Video Mino review
The Flip Video Mino's more compact design makes it more pocket-friendly than its predecessor, the Ultra. Its 2GB of memory is decent, it uploads videos to YouTube with ease and this version has an integrated rechargeable battery, which will save you money. And you'll need it, too, at this price Read more
15 September 2008, 17:49 | Tags: Flip Video UK, Flip Video Mino, vibrant colours, video quality, digital cameras
CNET UK > Reviews > Monitors
Hazro HZ30W review
The Hazro HZ30W is a professional widescreen display without the unnecessary frills. With an emphasis on high quality at a low price, this 30-inch display has a sturdy aluminium construction and a basic control system. It delivers an accurate and consistent display for editing work Read more
24 January 2008, 15:56 | Tags: Hazro, Hazro HZ30W, aluminium, widescreen display, LEDs
CNET UK > Reviews > Laptops
Sony Vaio VGN-TX5XN review
Sony's VGN-TX5XN is a small but perfectly formed 11.1-inch ultraportable laptop. Its small, lightweight chassis is ideal for carrying with you and with 100GB of storage, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth it's got all you need for working on the run Read more
30 March 2007, 16:01 | Tags: Sony, Sony Vaio VGN-TX5XN, battery life, widescreen display, VGA
CNET UK > Reviews > Camcorders
Canon MD160 review
Canon's MD160 is the top model in the company's MiniDV line this year. It offers a palm-friendly design, a 35x optical zoom and admirable colour reproduction, but it struggles against the competition when it comes to low light Read more
21 February 2007, 17:30 | Tags: Canon, Canon MD160, video quality, MiniDV, LCD screen
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