Laptops/PCs/Apple

Here I am looking at two keyboards, both from Microsoft, the first the Comfort Curve Keyboard 2000 and the second Remote Keyboard for Windows XP Media Centre.

Deciding which data to keep and which to discard should no longer be a problem - especially when 400GB drives are available.

Steve Jobs reveals the new products developed following the recent Apple / Intel agreement.

Mobile phones are not the only devices to benefit from Bluetooth connectivity. The technology can also be used on your computer.

Struggling for more storage space? Then why not consider an external hard drive.

Here I am looking at two rather similar rodents, one for notebooks (smaller) and one for desktops, both are optical (no balls) one is wireless while the other is PS/2 & USB.

This is described as a consumer notebook, however I have no doubt that many executives would be quite happy to use this widescreen offering in the office.

Flash memory devices are not only appearing with increased storage capacity but also extra functionality. Verbatim’s latest Store ‘n’ Go product is a prime example.

Just six months ago I attached this unit to my main work PC, it is normally in use for around ten hours a day. It has also done stints on other systems and even connected to notebooks.

Do you need to increase the space on your desktop? Then why not change your bulky CRT monitor for a slim line LCD screen.

With different DVD formats available, it can be difficult deciding the type of media to use. Why not opt for a drive that supports all formats.

DVDs, video, music, images and television are the main ingredients of a media centre. They can all be found on a notebook from Acer.

Not just another bland PC in a tower case, I first saw a pre production sample six months ago, after much nagging from me I got a production model for a short loan recently.

There are occasions when your portable device needs help with its audio output. Saitek Audio believes its a-200 speaker system could be the solution.

As one of the two main means of interacting with your computer, the choice of keyboard is important. A new offering from Microsoft combines comfort and functionality.

Interested in a laser mouse, or maybe, a wireless optical mouse suitable for use on a notebook, then you may find what you want here.

What do you want for Christmas? An apple please. Will that be a Granny Smith or Golden Delicious or did you have something else in mind?

One of the simplest ways to enhance the connectivity of your computer is to add a USB hub to your set up.

Mice have been known to eat most things. How about one that eats its own USB lead?

Transporting your laptop has never been easier with the number of carry cases available. Kensington has named one bag Simply Portable 2.

Earlier this year I reviewed an excellent Ethernet Modem from ZyXEL, how will a combination modem/router and wireless router perform?

If you are looking to enhance your notebook’s functionality, perhaps you need to check out a kit designed to help.

Some people maybe surprised that the Compaq range was not quietly dropped after the merger with HP. However what are produced look very different from the HP offerings and certainly have there own identity.

Increasing your USB 2.0 connectivity options and memory card capability is now possible with a single device from Belkin.

It is blue and silver with optical technology. Check out the mini-scroller mouse from Belkin.

When thinking about media centre options, you need to consider a choice of analogue and digital television plus radio reception. All three can be obtained from one card from Hauppauge.

A bag is a bag but your laptop deserves some consideration when you choose what will house it on your travels.

Moving into a new office offered me the challenge (opportunity) to do things a little differently and reduce desktop clutter

Acer continues its assault on the laptop market with yet another addition to its TravelMate range.

Designed to work with a laptop, APC’s latest mouse could grow on you.