Disgo Tablet 6000 review By Tommy Melville published 30 November 10 A tablet with good connectivity and average usability, but not much else to recommend
Asus NX90JQ review By Tommy Melville published 25 November 10 TechRadar Pro Asus and Bang & Olufsen join forces for this new laptop
HP Envy Beats Edition review By Tommy Melville published 4 November 10 TechRadar Pro HP has gone another route with the HP Beats Edition, and employed the help and expertise of legendary hip hop producer Dr Dre and his Beats brand, that manufacturers high-end headphones.
Toshiba Satellite L630-13M review By Chris Barraclough, Tommy Melville published 27 October 10 TechRadar Pro A strong all-round laptop with a great build and plenty of useful features
Packard Bell EasyNote TM98 review By Chris Barraclough, Tommy Melville published 26 October 10 TechRadar Pro A great laptop which manages to offer a solid mix of power and portability
MSI CR630 review By Chris Barraclough, Tommy Melville published 24 October 10 TechRadar Pro A highly affordable machine, but despite decent usability it fails to impress
Medion Akoya P6512 review By Chris Barraclough, Tommy Melville published 24 October 10 TechRadar Pro A laptop with excellent build quality, but limited portability
Lenovo ThinkPad Edge 13" review By Chris Barraclough, Tommy Melville published 23 October 10 TechRadar Pro A compact and well-built laptop, but hampered by poor office performance
Fujitsu LifeBook AH530 review By Chris Barraclough, Tommy Melville published 21 October 10 TechRadar Pro Great performance for the price and some highly useful features
Asus K72F-TY011V review By Chris Barraclough, Tommy Melville published 20 October 10 TechRadar Pro Ample performance and strong build quality from this desktop replacement
MSI GX660R review By Tommy Melville published 28 September 10 TechRadar Pro Not only a great gaming rig, but one of the first to offer a decent dedicated speaker system and a number of innovative features
Asus G51Jx review By Tommy Melville published 27 September 10 TechRadar Pro 3D finally achieves gaming credibility, and looks set for the long haul.
Asus K52JC-EX089V review By Tommy Melville published 17 September 10 TechRadar Pro A very solid laptop that makes a good option for all the family
eMachines G420 review By Tommy Melville published 24 August 10 TechRadar Pro A 17.3-inch laptop that is a great option as a desktop replacement machine
Asus X5DC-SX025V review By Tommy Melville published 24 August 10 TechRadar Pro A comfortable enough budget laptop to use, but power and portability are lacking
Mesh Discovery Slim 15.6" review By Tommy Melville published 28 July 10 TechRadar Pro A very moderately priced machine, but one that does have its flaws
Lenovo ThinkPad Edge (Core i5 430M) review By Tommy Melville published 28 July 10 TechRadar Pro Lenovo's latest laptop targets the consumer with very pleasing results
Asus K70IO-TY014V review By Tommy Melville published 28 July 10 TechRadar Pro A great option for those after an entry-level multimedia laptop
MSI GX740 review By Tommy Melville published 13 July 10 TechRadar Pro Can the Taiwanese manufacturer make play in the gaming market?
Sony VAIO VPC-EC2SOE/WI review By Tommy Melville published 21 June 10 TechRadar Pro Great usability as always from Sony – if only this laptop were stronger graphically
Mesh Edge DX11-R review By Tommy Melville published 20 June 10 TechRadar Pro A great machine and the only laptop here to provide an Intel Core i7 CPU
What's the best Core i5 laptop? By Tommy Melville, TechRadar Staff published 9 June 10 TechRadar Pro Buying Guide The best Intel Core i5 notebooks
Samsung R580 (Core i5) review By Tommy Melville published 27 May 10 TechRadar Pro A very competitively priced laptop that boasts real power and great usability
Packard Bell Easynote LM86 review By Tommy Melville published 26 May 10 TechRadar Pro A budget laptop, but a slightly under-specified machine for the price
Asus UL50VT review By Tommy Melville published 26 May 10 TechRadar Pro Power may be a little lacking, but the fantastic battery life certainly isn't