Category: Reviews
REVIEW: Toshiba Satellite P845t-101 Windows 8 touchscreen laptop
The Windows 8 revolution is in full swing, with every laptop manufacturer worth their salt putting out touchscreen-packing laptops. Toshiba's Satellite P845t-101 is one of the first to hit the market, offering a 10-point touchscreen display alongside a traditional laptop form-factor. But is it a comfortable feature to use, and is it worth the extra price premium?
REVIEW: Nintendo Wii U games console
The next-generation of home gaming consoles has arrived, with Nintendo's new Wii U leading the charge. Again opting for an innovative control method over brute graphical and processing power, will Nintendo be able to replicate the wild success of the original Wii with this new machine? Read on for our full verdict!
REVIEW: Samsung UE46ES6800 3D TV
Samsung's ES6800 series screen rolls back the kookier features found in the top-end ES8000 range, instead focussing on delivering solid image quality. Its stripped back feature list matches its mid-range price tag, but does it rob the ES6800 of all that made the ES8000 so appealing? Read our full review to find out!
REVIEW: EE 4G – One month living with the super-fast mobile network
4G, the near-mythical new standard for mobile data speeds, has finally hit UK shores after a torturous wait. EE, the umbrella company for T-Mobile and Orange, are the first network to launch a 4G service in the UK, and we've spent the last month trying it out on a variety of handsets. Read on for Tech Digest's verdict of the new premium service.
REVIEW: Google Nexus 4 Android smartphone by LG
Looking for the smartphone deal of the century? That'll be the LG-built Google Nexus 4 you're after then. The latest flagship Android handset, it comes packing in the latest build of Google's mobile operating system alongside tech specs to make its premium rivals shudder, at almost half the price of the latest flagship Apple iPhone and Samsung handsets. But have LG and Google had to make any concessions to hit prices this low? Read our full review to find out!
REVIEW: Turtle Beach Call of Duty Black Ops II Ear Force Sierra gaming headset (Xbox 360, PS3, PC)
Looking to get an edge during your Black Ops II online matches? Turtle Beach's latest Call of Duty gaming headset range includes the Ear Force Sierra, designed to offer just that with its 5.1 surround sound delights. But can it improve your game enough to justify a price tag just a few pounds shy of £300? Read our full review to find out!
REVIEW: Samsung UE46ES7000 3D TV (46-inch with voice and motion controls)
A feature-rich 3D TV with web connected features, motion controls and voice-activated commands, Samsung's ES7000 series ticks plenty of boxes. But are its unique hardware features just gimmicks, and can its picture quality match Samsung's top-tier offerings? Read our full review to find out!
REVIEW: Call of Duty Black Ops 2 (Xbox 360, PS3, PC)
Another year, another blockbusting entry into the Call of Duty series arrives. A generation-spanning shooter with more futuristic weaponry than the Terminator's personal armoury, read on to find out why Black Ops 2 may be the best COD game yet.
REVIEW: Amazon Kindle Paperwhite (Wi-Fi and 3G)
Does the inclusion of a built-in light make Amazon's latest Kindle E Ink eReader, the Paperwhite, their best yet? Or do a few omissions over earlier models drag it down? Read our full review to find out!
REVIEW: Motorola RAZR i
Motorola test the Intel-powered water with the release of the RAZR i, their first handset to pack a processor from the desktop computing veterans. Rather than play safe with a mid-range device however, they've jumped straight in the deep end with a high-end build with which to woo the Android faithful. Is their faith in Intel's chipset well placed? Read our full review to find out!
