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Articles by: TechRadar Staff

Hands on: Mad Catz Wii Fit peripherals

By TechRadar Staff published 14 May 08

You have to applaud Mad Catz for its unerring ability to jump on any console bandwagon and provide the peripheral equivalent to a tarpaulin and a puncture repair kit.

Sony Ericsson Z770i review

By TechRadar Staff published 14 May 08

A fine quality clamshell phone oozing understated charm

ProjectWizards Merlin 2.5.2 review

By TechRadar Staff published 13 May 08

Any project that requires planning benefits from the use of project management software. The problem is that a lot of this software is so complicated, it’s a project in itself just to figure it out.

Samsung PS50P69FD review

By TechRadar Staff published 13 May 08

Affordable 50in Full HD plasma luxury

Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 2 Beta review

By TechRadar Staff published 12 May 08

Hot on the heels of Apple’s Aperture 2, Adobe launches its reply

Panasonic TX-32LZD85 review

By TechRadar Staff published 11 May 08

If you're after a true AV all-rounder,look no further than this superb LCD

KEF XQ20 review

By TechRadar Staff published 9 May 08

KEF’s new streamlined XQ models feature a brand new ‘tangerine’ waveguide

Panasonic Toughbook CF-Y7 review

By TechRadar Staff published 4 May 08

A fantastic ultraportable laptop which can take a knock or two

Family Tree Heritage 7 review

By TechRadar Staff published 2 May 08

Build and share your family tree with ease

Mirai DTL-742TE600 review

By TechRadar Staff published 2 May 08

A cheap 1080p TV with a few too many rough edges

Wakey wakey: All the news in 30 seconds

By TechRadar Staff published 2 May 08

Wii Fit for 'Mom's day', Scientology and excited songwriters - it can only be the overnight news round-up

Intel Core 2 Duo E8500 review

By TechRadar Staff published 1 May 08

Dual-core gaming delight

Iiyama ProLite E2003WS review

By TechRadar Staff published 1 May 08

Jumping in at the cheap end? Then the Iiyama is definitely worth a look

HP v220 review

By TechRadar Staff published 1 May 08

HP’s value entrant brings a decidedly no-frills approach to the fray

Palm Centro review

By TechRadar Staff published 1 May 08

Palm's smallest, sexiest smart phone

Guardian slams GTA IV as 'pornoviolence'

By TechRadar Staff published 30 April 08

'Crude, unmediated and violent…alpha male simulator for media-addled introverts'

Britain's 20 most useless gadgets

By TechRadar Staff published 30 April 08

We all have bottom drawers stacked full of useless gadgets from our past and a new survey today has compiled a list of Britain’s 20 most useless gadgets

Pioneer BDP-LX70A review

By TechRadar Staff published 29 April 08

Pioneer’s revised Blu-ray deck boasts audio potential

Bowers & Wilkins Zeppelin review

By TechRadar Staff published 28 April 08

Does B&W's new iPod system play The Lemon Song or is it a Stairway to Heaven?

Arcam Solo Mini review

By TechRadar Staff published 28 April 08

Arcam’s new Solo Mini one-box hi-fi system blows us away

Nintendo: DS sales have peaked

By TechRadar Staff published 28 April 08

Nintendo's latest financial results show that the phenomenal sales of DS hardware and software have now peaked

Sony PMW-EX1 review

By TechRadar Staff published 28 April 08

Is this the future – a tapeless, multi-format HD camcorder?

Uniloc System 1700 with 30 ball head review

By TechRadar Staff published 26 April 08

Uniloc tripods use a curved centre bolt to link both their legs and their centre column. The legs and the column can move independently, and much more rapidly than conventional tripods.