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Articles by: TechRadar Staff

Vienna Acoustics SchÃ¶nberg review

By TechRadar Staff published 29 May 08

Vienna Acoustics have been making loudspeakers since 1989, and have produced a variety of often striking designs. None, though, have been as aesthetically jaw-dropping as the Schönberg range.

Marantz SR8002 review

By TechRadar Staff published 28 May 08

Marantz revisits a popular AVR for a new era of HD audio

Focal Chorus 816WSE Loudspeaker review

By TechRadar Staff published 28 May 08

Focal unveils a ‘modded’ version of its Chorus range, for those who demand more

Netgear Ready NAS Duo RND2150 review

By TechRadar Staff published 28 May 08

A tiny torrent box offering remote downloads and other nifty features

Advent 5302 review

By TechRadar Staff published 28 May 08

A simple and effective laptop better suited to desktop use than on the move

MatchWare Mediator 9 review

By TechRadar Staff published 27 May 08

Digital authoring is less of a niche pastime these days. People are happy to spend their free time putting together their own Web sites, DVDs menus and multimedia discs.

Samsung Soul SGH U900 review

By TechRadar Staff published 27 May 08

Is the top-of-the-range 'ultra' phone worth your cash?

Asus F5R-AP225C review

By TechRadar Staff published 27 May 08

A robust laptop with a great keyboard but performance is mixed

Asus F5RL-AP205C review

By TechRadar Staff published 27 May 08

Nice screen and Web cam, shame about the overall performance

CyberLink PowerDVD 8 review

By TechRadar Staff published 26 May 08

DVD playback with real-time editing?

BullGuard Backup 8.0 review

By TechRadar Staff published 26 May 08

Back up your most important data automatically and store it safely online

Tiscali+ PVR review

By TechRadar Staff published 25 May 08

The long-awaited PVR for the pioneer of on-demand TV will be strong competition

Panasonic DMP-BD50 Blu-ray player [tentative]

Buying advice: your dream Blu-ray setup

By TechRadar Staff published 21 May 08

Cash-rich and compiling the ultimate Blu-ray setup? Look no further than our selection of sublime components

Samsung F110 miCoach Adidas review

By TechRadar Staff published 21 May 08

Get in shape with Samsung's motivational mobile

The Escapers Flux 1.2.2 review

By TechRadar Staff published 18 May 08

Can this British-born web-design app better the likes of iWeb?

JoeSoft Hear review

By TechRadar Staff published 17 May 08

JoeSoft’s Hear is a sound-engineering tool that can alter any audio playing through your Mac. It has many different ways of doing this and is easy to use.

Tannoy Revolution Signature review

By TechRadar Staff published 16 May 08

Exclusive A Tannoy speaker system that’s way too cool for simple station announcements...

LG KF700 review

By TechRadar Staff published 16 May 08

A temptingly sleek touchscreen from the experts

onOne PhotoTools Professional review

By TechRadar Staff published 14 May 08

Adobe Photoshop may well be the most powerful piece of software you’ll ever own. It may well also be that you only ever scrape the surface of its abilities, hovering around the Filter menu

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.