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The Computer on a Stick
Editorial | 29th Jan 2006
As Sandra Vogel learns about the dangers of public computers she thinks it's time the world discovered the wonders of U3 drives.
Editorial | 29th Jan 2006
As Sandra Vogel learns about the dangers of public computers she thinks it's time the world discovered the wonders of U3 drives.
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Testing Times
Editorial | 22nd Jan 2006
As FutureMark releases the latest version of its 3D benchmark, Leo Waldock ponders on the up and downs of testing.
Editorial | 22nd Jan 2006
As FutureMark releases the latest version of its 3D benchmark, Leo Waldock ponders on the up and downs of testing.
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It’s TV Jim, But Not As We Know It
Editorial | 15th Jan 2006
As the BBC and Sky launch TV download services in the UK, Benny Har-Even wonders if they've done enough to keep people away from illegal Torrent sites.
Editorial | 15th Jan 2006
As the BBC and Sky launch TV download services in the UK, Benny Har-Even wonders if they've done enough to keep people away from illegal Torrent sites.
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You Get What You Pay For
Editorial | 8th Jan 2006
Why are we surprised by great service and good quality? Riyad thinks that our obsession with low price could be the answer.
Editorial | 8th Jan 2006
Why are we surprised by great service and good quality? Riyad thinks that our obsession with low price could be the answer.
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Eureka Moments
Editorial | 1st Jan 2006
Sandra admits that no matter how knowledgeable we are, there's often an easier or better way to do things.
Editorial | 1st Jan 2006
Sandra admits that no matter how knowledgeable we are, there's often an easier or better way to do things.
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Hello Boys
Editorial | 25th Dec 2005
This Christmas Leo Waldock raises a toast to the technology that helped him buy his wife a bra without drowning in his own embarrassment.
Editorial | 25th Dec 2005
This Christmas Leo Waldock raises a toast to the technology that helped him buy his wife a bra without drowning in his own embarrassment.
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TrustedReviews Christmas List
Editorial | 22nd Dec 2005
Just like all good children, the TrustedReviews team is hoping for some very cool presents this year.
Editorial | 22nd Dec 2005
Just like all good children, the TrustedReviews team is hoping for some very cool presents this year.
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Unwire Your Expectations
Editorial | 19th Dec 2005
One day we'll be able to enjoy complete wireless Internet access almost anywhere and if Intel has its way it will mainly be down to WiMAX technology. But how long will we have to wait?
Editorial | 19th Dec 2005
One day we'll be able to enjoy complete wireless Internet access almost anywhere and if Intel has its way it will mainly be down to WiMAX technology. But how long will we have to wait?
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Retail Therapy
Editorial | 12th Dec 2005
Riyad thinks that we need to support our local independent retailers before they all disappear.
Editorial | 12th Dec 2005
Riyad thinks that we need to support our local independent retailers before they all disappear.
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It’s the User Interface, Stupid
Editorial | 4th Dec 2005
It might seem obvious, but Sandra Vogel believes that many companies selling to consumers still don't understand the importance of a good user interface.
Editorial | 4th Dec 2005
It might seem obvious, but Sandra Vogel believes that many companies selling to consumers still don't understand the importance of a good user interface.
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Too Old to Overclock?
Editorial | 27th Nov 2005
Benny Har-Even learns that impatient overclockers rush in where angels fear to tread and wonders if there should really be an age limit on overclocking.
Editorial | 27th Nov 2005
Benny Har-Even learns that impatient overclockers rush in where angels fear to tread and wonders if there should really be an age limit on overclocking.
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‘Sony DRM is Malware’ Official.
Editorial | 20th Nov 2005
Man buys CDs. Man's PC is infected by underhand copy protection software. Leo Waldock wonders why Sony is treating him, and every other honest consumer, like criminals.
Editorial | 20th Nov 2005
Man buys CDs. Man's PC is infected by underhand copy protection software. Leo Waldock wonders why Sony is treating him, and every other honest consumer, like criminals.