Toshiba Chromebook 2 review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict If you’re happy to live in the cloud for the majority of your tasks, then Toshiba’s Chromebook 2 is currently the best way to do it. The device is light, fast, and that screen is worth the money alone. Chromebooks are quickly coming of age, and this Toshiba model is something that could easily convert a legion of fans to the ever improving ChromeOS universe....

Asus N550JV laptop review Expert’s Rating Pros Cons Our Verdict The Asus N550JV is a high-performance midrange laptop, blighted by an abominable touchscreen display and tortoise hard disk. If you care about sound quality, the B&O-branded sound system is not a reason to seek out this laptop. But the N550JV plays Windows games at a good lick, albeit at a low resolution by modern standards. Asus laptops have come a long way since the Eee PC series, which effectively pioneered the netbook category in 2007....

Asus GeForce GT 740 OC vs Sapphire Radeon R7 250X comparison review Our Verdict The GeForce GT 740 is slightly quieter, and Consumes Considerably less power. But if you’re buying a card mainly for gaming, the Radeon R7 250X is undoubtedly the best choice. Indeed, it’s probably the best-value graphics card you can buy right now, so long as you’re happy to stick to a resolution of 1680×1050 or lower....

Etekcity Roverbeats T12 Wireless Mobile Speaker review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict Etekcity’s Roverbeats T12 is a stylish Bluetooth speaker that’s portable enough to take on your travels and loud enough to fill a room. It offers good value at this price, but its long battery life is undermined by the lack of a standby mode, and there is no mic for taking handsfree calls over Bluetooth. Etekcity’s 6W (2x 3W) Roverbeats T12 Wireless Mobile Speaker looks and sounds much better than it costs, making it a decent budgetBluetooth speakerfor blasting out tunes in the bedroom, back garden or on the beach....

EVGA GeForce GTX 750 SuperClock vs MSI Radeon R7 260X OC Our Verdict The Radeon R7 260X is a very good sub-£100 card, generating strong frame rates that make 1920×1200 a genuine prospect. As such, we’re making it the clear pick at this price point. However, the GeForce GTX 750 will be of interest to any of those looking for a power-saving solution that can still produce good gaming performance....