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A limited budget means that the HomeSurf doesn't have many of the features you'd expect from a tablet, and the resistive screen and lack of Android Market make it barely useable
Plenty of performance, great battery life and a new look; the Aspire 5755G is a powerful multimedia machine
Its graphics performance lags behind the A8-3850, but the A6-3650 is just as fast in Crossfire mode and not far off in 2D applications
A good pair of mid-prices earphones, especially for those who like a little bass
A competent low-cost camera with an impressive set of features, but paying just a little more brings big benefits
All the features you would want from a Blu-ray player, with the addition of fantastic design and a straightforward user interface
Great for keyboard-free window management, but spoiled but erratic and sluggish vertical scrolling
Its unlimited packages are very good, but you can get a slightly better deal from O2
Comprehensive manual controls and a generous 18x zoom, but it can't compete for image quality or performance
Packed with features, but we weren't keen on the user interface and it's expensive
