Asus ZenPad 10 cheap tablet review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict The Asus ZenPad 10 is far too slow and has too basic a spec for us to heartily recommend it to all users. Power users should stay well away, but Android beginners may find this tablet can meet all their needs at an affordable price. We like the AudioDock keyboard, though it isn’t infallible, while sound is good and the screen offers a large space for enjoying media....
Dell Latitude 12 7000 laptop review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict The Dell Latitude 12 7000 won’t win any beauty contests but then again, for what it is designed to do it is very good. It is the smallest form factor a business laptop can take without any compromise on functionality and if you can afford it, it’s a very good choice. If one thing has helped Apple get into the business laptop game it’s because its products are simply marketed – there’s basically only three laptops to choose from....
Dell Latitude 14 7000 review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict The Latitude 14 7000 series has a well-rounded flagship in the Latitude E7470. Its features are unremarkable in the business laptop world, but then again, it does everything you want it to do in exactly the way you expect it to. Often, when it comes to getting work done, that is precisely what you need. Sometimes, when it comes to getting work done, there’s only one option....
Samsung 750 Evo review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict The Samsung 750 Evo 500GB is a good SSD but it’s just too expensive compared to its rivals. The Toshiba Q300 – with a similar 480GB capacity – costs under £80, yet offers very similar performance overall. The 750 Evo is Samsung’s attempt to bring cheap SSDs to the masses. It’s essentially a combination of the company’s very popular850 Evo SSD, which uses3D V-NANDtechnology, and the older 840 Evo which proved to be one of the best selling SSDs in the world....
Dell Chromebook 13 review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict This is a confusing machine. On one hand it’s an impressive performer that’s sturdily built and conveys a certain amount of style and professionalism. But we can’t shake the feeling that where the Chromebook Pixel had a few wow factors – the display and industrial design – that almost tempted you to spend £1000, the Dell just seems expensive. That’s unfair in some ways, as you’re getting a fast and durable device that will be up for the rigours of the road, which in the case of most businesses is far more important than how it looks or makes you feel....
