Marcus Hawkins

It lacks the GPS, touchscreen and resolution of the Panasonic TZ30 - but in terms of value it's hard to beat.

It lacks the GPS, touchscreen and resolution of the Panasonic TZ30 - but in terms of value it's hard to beat.

Big zoom, small tin: the Canon PowerShot A4000 IS packs a 28-224mm equivalent lens into a tiny metal body.

The Sigma SD1 Merrill offers a cutting-edge 45MP sensor in a basic body at a new, knock-down price. Is it worth shelling out for?

The Canon PowerShot SX260 HS is a talented travel camera offering full manual control, a 25-500mm zoom and advanced image stabilisation.

The Samsung WB750 is a pocket-friendly superzoom that sits in the Korean manufacturer's Performance range of compact cameras.

Although the all-black A3+ Epson 1500W/Artisan 1430 printer looks different to the two-tone Epson 1400, under the hood it's a different matter.

A Google Cloud Print-ready wireless printer, scanner and copier, but does it offer enough to beat its bigger brother, the 3.2?

Taking on ridiculously cheap competitors, the Kodak ESP 3.2 offers wireless printing, scanning and copying at an affordable cost.

Aimed at 'serious' professional photographers, the Canon Pixma Pro-1 A3+ printer is pitched as the world's first 12-ink system.

The Panasonic Lumix DMC-TZ30 is one of the most fully-featured travel compacts available. Can its images match its versatility?

The Panasonic Lumix 3D1 uses touchscreen technology to shoot true 3D stills and HD video. But is decent 3D enough to sell it?

Ricoh's GR Digital IV introduces a new AF system, image stabilisation and one of the finest LCD screens around.