Yoyotech Warbird RS2 gaming PC review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict The Yoyotech Warbird features the fastest processor a gaming PC could desire, and Consequently delivers the best raw computing power we’ve seen in a gaming PC. However, its Core i7 processor adds to the overall cost without significantly improving gaming benchmarks. Its compact system case is attractive and well put together and it comes with a strong set of peripherals....

Quiet PC Serenity Mini Gamer review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict The Quiet PC Serenity Mini Gamer is beautifully put together and runs virtually silently. However, its powerful Intel Core i7-4770K processor hasn’t been overclocked and therefore measures much slower than the competition. More important in its gaming role, the PC’s GeForce GTX 650 Ti graphics card is no match for the likes of a GTX 780. Quiet PC operates according to an entirely different set of priorities....

Wired2Fire Diablo GTX – M compact gaming PC review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict If you demand high performance, but can do without the bulk, then Wired2Fire’s Diablo GTX – M delivers a whole lot of frames per second in a very compact package. However, if you like to upgrade and tinker inside, you may find it a little restrictive and cramped. Our review sample was poorly configured and crashed under load, but the hardware is sound and ran without problems after a few adjustments in the EFI....

Advent Vega Tegra Note 7 review Expert’s Rating Our Verdict For the price, the Advent Vega offers an awful lot and is better than the Tesco Hudl in almost every way. Google’s new Nexus 7 is better overall, mainly because of its excellent screen and battery life, but it costs £70 more and has no microSD card slot for adding storage. If you’re after a budget Android tablet, the Tegra Note 7 is a great choice....

Epson Moverio BT-200 smart glasses hands-on review Our Verdict The Epson Moverio BT-200 are a great piece of technology that offers you away to watch movies and play games from a pair of glasses. The technology and design that has gone into this product is incredible, but we are doubtful as to whether there is any real appetite for this sort of product right now. The first thing that needs to be said about the £649 Epson Moverio BT-200 (available in May) is that they are not trying to be Google Glass....