Matthew Bolton

The dream of having a full PC in an iPad-sized package is pretty darn close with Sony's Tap 11. But it's not there yet.

Mini review It's an Android games console in the form of an HDMI dongle. But is it any good?

Lots of computing power at a keen price. Has HP made a creative dream machine?

The rise of Windows 8 tablet hybrids continues: can Lenovo get it right?

Lenovo gives its 14-inch laptop a refresh, but will lots of little improvements make a big difference?

Turn your golf glove into a data-savvy caddy.

Waterproof, sand-proof and Full HD, the Panasonic HX-WA3 camcorder is made for holidays - but how are its videos?

A battery powered Wi-Fi hard drive that aims to give you 1TB of storage for your tablet.

Panasonic updates its camcorder line, but it's more about features than image quality. Is that enough to make it worth the price?

The MSI CX61 0NF brings a massive amount of power to those seeking a more reasonably priced machine, but it looks as if MSI has cut a number of aesthetic corners as well.

We were really impressed by Logitech's UE Boombox. It wasn't small, though, so here's a more bag-friendly, mobile version.

Samsung and Intel attempt to bring long battery life to Windows 8 tablets. Can they produce the 'no compromise' machine we're after?

With the arrival of Ultrabooks, laptops took a leap forward in portability by paring back on features. The Asus gives them back.

Toshiba's U840-10V is a lower priced Ultrabook. But it's not light on specs, with an Intel Core i5 processor and 6GB RAM.

The Sonoro troy, as its name implies, is hollow. Pull the top panel off and you'll find a small cubby hole offering two USB ports (one higher powered, for tablets) and a 3.5mm jack.

We've really been looking forward to getting our hands on the UE Boombox - Logitech's latest and greatest portable Bluetooth speaker.

The Samsung Series 3 reminds us what a premium we're paying for the convenience of thin and light laptops.

The Asus Ultrabook range gets an upgrade, but will a 1080p screen make this high-end laptop worth its hefty price tag?

he first thing you'll notice about the Creative Sound BlasterAxx range is that it looks distinctly sci-fi, like the control panel of a futuristic starship.

Stream the video from your home set-top box to your iPhone or iPad anywhere, but is it still relevant?