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CNET UK > Reviews > Mobile Phones
HTC Hero review
The HTC Hero is the best Android phone yet. Among many other delights, it boasts a great on-screen keyboard, multitouch functionality and an innovative user interface that smoothes over many of Android's rough edges. While it can occasionally be sluggish, it's a true rival to Apple's iPhone Read more
22 July 2009, 10:51 | Tags: HTC, HTC Hero, love, 3G, predictive text
CNET UK > Reviews > Games Consoles
Sony PlayStation 3 Slim review
The PlayStation 3 Slim is the best version yet of Sony's gaming console. Its gaming and media-playback capability is little changed, and Sony's cut some features, like Linux support, but it's smaller, quieter and, crucially, cheaper. If you've been holding off on buying a PS3, this is the version to go for Read more
14 October 2009, 13:56 | Tags: Sony, Sony PlayStation 3 Slim, Blu-ray discs, firmware, diet
CNET UK > Reviews > Laptops
Asus Eee PC 1000HE review
The attractive, 10-inch Eee PC 1000HE is the best netbook yet for frequent travellers, thanks to the most impressive battery life we've seen on any laptop. Benefiting from an excellent keyboard, the 1000HE is also a commendable performer, although integrated 3G would have made it even better Read more
16 February 2009, 12:59 | Tags: Asus, Asus Eee PC 1000HE, netbooks, love, clock speed
CNET UK > Reviews > Laptops
Acer Aspire One D150 review
The budget Aspire One D150 is a good performer that gives more expensive netbooks a run for their money. Its touchpad isn't great and it's relatively heavy, but, with a 10.1-inch screen, impressive battery life and decent keyboard, those seeking a no-frills travel machine won't be disappointed Read more
26 February 2009, 16:08 | Tags: Acer, Acer Aspire One D150, smart phone, LCD display, battery life
CNET UK > Reviews > Accessories
Popcorn Hour A-110 review
We loved the Popcorn Hour A-100, because for around £150 you got a media streamer that can play virtually every video format under the Sun and has enormous flexibility. Now the company has tweaked the hardware and added some new features, including HDMI 1.3 and SATA support Read more
26 August 2008, 16:39 | Tags: Popcorn Hour, Popcorn Hour A-110, HDMI, FTP, LED
CNET UK > Reviews > Laptops
Acer Aspire One review
The Acer Aspire One arrives fashionably late to the mini laptop party, but it sashays in with flair. Available in either Linux or Windows XP versions, the One is attractive, lightweight and offers great performance for a low price. Does it spoil the netbook night for the Eee PC? Read more
20 June 2008, 16:15 | Tags: Acer, Acer Aspire One, SIM card, netbooks, battery life
CNET UK > Reviews > Mobile Phones
Vodafone 360 Samsung H1 review
Built around the Vodafone 360 service and sporting an innovative, contact-centric user interface, the Samsung H1 may well be just the ticket for social-networking fanatics. This handset takes a while to get used to but it's packed with features, not least a capacitive touchscreen, and speedy Wi-Fi and 3G connectivity Read more
5 November 2009, 18:08 | Tags: Samsung, Vodafone 360 Samsung H1, LED, photo light, MMS
CNET UK > Reviews > Laptops
HP Mini 110 review
The 10.1-inch Mini 110 is the less expensive successor to one of our favourite netbooks, the Mini 1000. It's slightly thicker and heavier than its sibling, but it offers the same performance, more ports and connections, and a hard-to-find matte display. Overall, it's a thoroughly respectable machine Read more
10 June 2009, 16:40 | Tags: HP, HP Mini 110, netbooks, VGA, battery life
CNET UK > Reviews > Laptops
HP EliteBook 6930p review
The relatively heavy EliteBook 6930p is an extremely well-built machine, with an excellent keyboard and decent performance. Most of the 19 models available lack integrated mobile broadband, and the entry-level screen resolution is disappointing, but it's a solid workhorse overall Read more
27 February 2009, 13:57 | Tags: HP, HP EliteBook 6930p, clamshell, chipset, mobile broadband
CNET UK > Reviews > Laptops
Dell Latitude 2100 review
Aimed primarily at the education market, the 10.1-inch Latitude 2100 sports an interesting set of features that distinguish it from the hordes of other Atom-powered netbooks on the market. Chief among these are an optional touchscreen and thick, rugged shell Read more
13 August 2009, 09:43 | Tags: Dell, Dell Latitude 2100, Ethernet, netbooks, widescreen display
