CoolPix 5400 review
Sitting near the top end of Nikon’s CoolPix range, the five-megapixel (2,592-x-1,944-pixel) 5400 has a compact single-piece design with a magnesium body, high quality exposure ...
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Power Mac G5 review
The most highly awaited creative computer of 2003 is finally here. Apple’s Power Mac G5 – dubbed “the world’s fastest personal computer” and “the world’s ...
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PURE review
PURE from ART (Advanced Rendering Technology) is a full-length PCI card designed to accelerate 3D graphics. Unlike conventional graphics cards, PURE doesn’t affect OpenGL display ...
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Centurion review
Sitting next to Toshiba’s grand Satellite P20 (reviewed here) and Dell’s über-powerful Precision M60 (reviewed here), you’d expect the less earth-shattering Centurion from ...
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Precision M60 review
Unlike the much-lauded M50, the Precision M60 mobile workstation from Dell is not an upgrade of a previous model. With the M50 now available with ...
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Satellite P20-S203 review
The Satellite P20 is the largest laptop we’ve ever seen, dwarfing even Apple’s 17-inch G4 PowerBook – and at 4.5kg, it’s certainly the heaviest so ...
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Edius review
Edius’s main strength is its interface. Canopus has obviously put a lot of thought into its brand-new NLE, as it’s exceedingly efficient to use. All ...
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PowerShot G5 review
Canon’s PowerShot G-series digital cameras just keep getting better. These are its flagship ‘compact’ models, with full professional controls, excellent wide aperture zoom lenses, compatibility ...
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DCS Pro 14n review
Kodak’s DCS Pro 14n has the highest resolution of any digital SLR camera to date. Its 13.5 megapixels (4,500-x-3,000 pixels) produce file sizes of 38.7MB ...
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Canvas 9 review
For graphics artists fattened on a diet of Adobe Illustrator or Macromedia FreeHand, the lure of ACD Systems’ Canvas has most likely passed you by ...
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PhotoRetouch Pro 2.5 review
PhotoRetouch Pro 2.5 is the latest upgrade to this professional still-image editing and enhancement package from Monaco-based pre-press software specialist Binuscan. You can think of ...
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Acumen Xeon Dual 3.06GHz review
The Acumen range includes two base designs: the Acumen Xeon 3.06GHz and the Acumen Dual Xeon 3.06GHz. We looked at the latter, higher-end system, which ...
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C-740 Ultra Zoom review
Olympus’s C-740 isn’t the first digital camera to have a 10x optical zoom, but it is the first we’ve reviewed that costs under £400. At ...
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SketchUp 3.0 review
SketchUp made quite an impression when it was launched last year, thanks to the impressive ease of use that it brought to 3D. Since then, ...
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Pixels 3D 5.0 review
Only a few months ago, we reviewed Pixels 3D 4.5. This new version comes hot on the heels of one of the biggest shake-ups in ...
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Real-Time Video Producer review
Dazzle is best known for its range of consumer and hobbyist products, but its new Real-Time Video Producer is an attempt to step into the ...
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QuarkXPress 6.0 review
First, the good news. Using QuarkXPress 6.0 is like pulling on a favourite sweater, or slipping into a pair of comfy shoes. Everything about it ...
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Caplio G3 review
Ricoh is pitching its latest compact digital camera as a consumer/business crossover model based on fast shutter response, high multiple-frame rate, and close-in macro focusing ...
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Eye-One review
High-end colour-measurement specialist GretagMacbeth first announced its ‘desktop’ Eye-One colour calibration and profiling system three years ago, though it took a year to reach the ...
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Inspiron 8500 review
While other vendors such Sony offer desktop replacements with traditional screens that grow ever taller to 15.7 or 16 inches, Dell is following Apple by ...