Acer Aspire One 532h review
LaptopsThe Acer Aspire One 532h is a decent netbook in isolation and has a pretty good screen, but it's too expensive and is outperformed by cheaper alternatives.
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The Acer Aspire One 532h is a decent netbook in isolation and has a pretty good screen, but it's too expensive and is outperformed by cheaper alternatives.
A reasonably priced projector with typically good LCD image quality, but its colours aren't quite as good as the very best LCD or DLP models.
This compact nettop looks smart, but you'll need to supply your own operating system and Blu-ray playback software.
With its breakneck performance, fantastic screen and big zoom, this is almost a superb camera, but lens sharpness lets it down.
The 1005PE's new Atom N450 processor is certainly a clever bit of engineering, but gives no real benefit here compared to the previous generation of processors.
The L500's screen is impressive and the numeric keypad's large keys would suit number-crunchers, but there are better value alternatives.
The cheapest LCD projector we've ever reviewed is the best value choice if you can't stand DLP, even though its rendition of dark scenes lacks impact.
The first TV we've seen with built-in BBC iPlayer, but this can't make up for the poor picture quality, lack of audio output and crude controls.
There's little to choose between budget P55 motherboards, but this is our narrow favourite for now.
Cowon's gimmicky i9 isn't a bad portable audio player; it's just there are far better designed models available at similar prices.