Peripherals Reviews

Xerox Mobile Scanner

Our rating:

8/10

The Xerox Mobile Scanner is a portable device with an added extra – wireless connection to a Web server, where you can store all your page images.

Bookeen Cybook Odyssey

Our rating:

7/10

Bookeen is back in black with the Cybook Odyssey ebook reader. But is its tale worth telling?

Epson Moverio BT-100

Our rating:

6/10

Video glasses from projector maestro Epson. But are the Moverio BT-100 any good?

Sony Reader PRS-T1

Our rating:

8/10

Sony's first UK Wi-Fi Reader looks slicker than Amazon's Kindle. But is it better?

Fitbit Ultra

Our rating:

8/10

A new year? A new you? Can this wireless tracker help you get off the couch?

SteelSeries Sensei

Our rating:

9/10

With a proper CPU, 11,400 CPI sensor, LCD screen, numerous LED lights and stunning ergonomics, is this the best gaming mouse ever?

Ectaco jetBook Color E-ink reader

First Look: The first colour E-ink reader is now available. But is it any good?

Sony Xperia SmartWatch

First Look: Is the Sony Xperia SmartWatch the first viable smart watch?

Griffin Studio Connect

First Look: An iPad audio dock that adds in a Midi interface. Colour us intrigued.

Huawei Ascend P1 S

Huawei’s first true high-end UK phone claims to be the slimmest in the world.

Synology DiskStation DS411slim

Our rating:

9/10

Critics lambaste the value of NAS with 2.5in drives, but Synology has shown how to make a corker.

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Capulet Nancy Kindle Cover

Our rating:

6/10

A real leather Kindle cover which costs a lot more than a Kindle.

Maroo Koto Kindle 3 Case

Our rating:

9/10

Allowing for hands-free reading, the Maroo Koto Kindle case promises to protect your ereader even if you drop it.

ProPorta Mizu Shell Kindle 4 Case

Our rating:

7/10

A slim and light Kindle case which offers no screen protection but does come with a glossy black finish.