Asus X102BA review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict The Asus X102BA only offers modest performance, but could still be good value for money. Its screen and build quality are above average for a cheap Windows laptop, and added extras such MS Office mean that it provides a basic, but functional laptop at a very competitive price. Battery life needs to double though to keep up with modern laptops and tablets. With a typical online price of around £299, the new X102BA from Asus is one of the most affordable Windows 8laptopsthat we’ve seen....

Moto X vs iPhone 5C smartphone comparison review Our Verdict These two handsets are both great, evenly matched for storage, camera and battery life. We expect that no-one would be disappointed with the purchase of either. The Moto X is bigger and bulkier but has a bigger screen. It also has better specs although in real-world terms you won’t notice the difference. You will, however, notice the extra £100 you have in your pocket after choosing the Moto X rather than the iPhone 5C....

Swann DVR4-1500 & Pro-510 review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict The picture quality may not be impressive but it’s about par with similar budget cameras. Yet the system as a whole with the DVR makes this an attractive proposition for the money. Also the ruggedness of the camera unit and its low-light performance are commendable. If better imaging is needed Swann also offers dearer 2Mp (1080p) cameras. With the addition of a computer monitor or a suitableTVwith VGA port you can use the system without aPCor network....

Wahoo Kickr review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict It’s undoubtedly expensive and is really only for those with a compatible iPhone or iPad, but the Kickr is a fantastic trainer and certainly the best we’ve ridden. Unless you’re a hard-core cyclist that trains or commutes right through the winter, you’ll lose fitness until the weather improves again. Bike trainers help you maintain your fitness levels, and cost from around £60 to thousands....

Archos GamePad 2 review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict It’s almost as if the Archos GamePad 2 is fighting against itself in terms of its branding, as if we were looking at this tablet as a purely budget tablet, it’s be hard not to be impressed with the good IPS screen, storage options, HDMI out, and quad-core processor with 2GB RAM. However, trying to promote itself as a great gaming device isn’t accurate apart from its inclusion of physical buttons....