HP SlateBook hands-on review Our Verdict We can’t offer our final verdict on the HP SlateBook until we’ve fully tested it, but our first impressions are mixed. We love the look of the SlateBook, but the idea of running Android on our laptop is not something that really appeals to us. However, we’re sure that there are some Consumers out there who’ve been hoping for just that – the familiar operating system and Google Play Store that they have on their tablet or smartphone right there on their laptop....

iT7s2 wireless sport earphones review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict Comfortable to use, well built and offering decent if not great audio, there’s not a lot to dislike about the iT7s2. They are easy to use and offer decent battery life. Our only real quibbles are the generally poor quality of almost all Bluetooth audio, and the price. But you can’t really go wireless and complain about the former, and in the post-Beats world a hundred quid is actually pretty reasonable....

Motorola Moto G vs Nokia Lumia 530 comparison Our Verdict Despite being cheaper we don’t think the Nokia Lumia 530 has what it takes to knock the Motorola Moto G from its budget smartphone throne. It has a lower hardware specs across the board and even though Windows Phone 8.1 includes many improvements, Android is still superior. The MotorolaMoto Gis the king of budget smartphones but Microsoft has just announced the Lumia 520 as a follow-on to the Lumia 520....

Samsung Xpress M2022W review Expert’s Rating Pros Cons Our Verdict Samsung’s smallest mono laser printer punches out rapid, good-quality pages well above its modest weight and its host of connectivity options as well as eco savings should appeal to the expanding SME market. It will be an expensive printer to run though, each page costing 5p in ink when other models run at 2p or less per page. The clue is in the name – Samsung’s latest compactmono laser printer, the Xpress M2022W, may be small in size but it packs quite a turn of speed in just about every department....

Linn Sneaky DSM audio streamer and amp review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict The Linn Sneaky DSM is in some ways a step forward for Class D audio amplifiers, a testament to the tenacity of its designers to squeeze better sound than you’re likely to hear from this ill-received amplifier topology. The Sneaky came close to showing musical quality but ultimately seemed to be let down by the enervating effects of its high-frequency switching amplifiers....