Alan Dexter

TP-Link’s entry into the mesh router market offers great value for money, but it isn’t the fastest option.

TP-Link ups its game by offering tri-band performance and support for smart devices.

It may not look like a normal Lyra router, but this versatile oblong is one of Asus’s strongest mesh offerings to date

The second outing for the Lyra brand features redesigned hubs both inside and out.

Flexible, well-designed and powerful, this convertible does so much right, we can just about swallow the price.

Top-end components in a super-thin chassis make for some hot performance, in an otherwise perfect ultrabook.

The Acer Swift 1 proves budget laptops don’t have to be bulky, ugly machines, at least not on the outside

Returning to old brands could be just what HP needs in order t revive its fortunes.

The bargain-priced G505 aims to muscle out the tablet competition.

This super-size sat nav is probably the best personal navigation device in the world.

The Lenovo Q190 is a tiny computer that you can hide out of sight behind a monitor or TV, but is it too small?

This Lenovo is a serious desktop PC, in a form you may not have considered. Will anyone take it seriously?

Is there still room for a machine that focuses on actually getting a job done, rather than fancy tricks? Let's see.

There's a new king of budget gaming hardware and it's the beating heart of this gaming rig from Aria PC.

It's probably not the finest time to release a gaming Ultrabook, but Gigabyte has done it anyway. Will it succeed?

The new Samsung NP535U3C-A02UK comes packing a new AMD A6 APU. Can the new combined graphics and processor on one die offer a serious alternative to the Ultrabook?

Getting the balance almost right, AMD shows it's still a contender in the laptop market - at least on price.

This laptop is a desktop replacement. In fact, the inclusion of a battery is just in case the power in your house goes; it's not going to do anything useful in a machine of this size.

This in-car hands-free Bluetooth kit packs a lot of power into its svelte and easy to use form.

We're living in the post-Ultrabook era. Even when laptops are designed to do something much more taxing than pushing websites around, we still expect them to be sexy.

The Linksys EA4500 isn't like a normal router. It's more like a glimpse at the future of networking.