Satellite 5105-S607 review
Do you like your notebooks powerful, with sleek looks, fast ports, and blow-the-doors-off sound? If so, the Satellite 5105-S607 has what you crave. The Satellite’s ...
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Photosmart 812 review
At £339, HP’s Photosmart 812 is one of the first four-megapixel cameras to limbo the £400 barrier – arriving shortly after Kodak’s DX4900 (see page ...
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Inspiron 8200 review
This muscular desktop-PC replacement includes dual pointing-devices; high-end ports; and a high-resolution (1,600-x-1,200-pixel), 15-inch screen, driven by an NVidia GeForce4 440 Go graphics processor with ...
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ScanMaker 9800XL review
Over the past year, sales of high-end professional pre-press scanners in the £15,000 to £20,000 range have plummeted. The reason is the appearance of models ...
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trueSpace 6 review
Despite being distinctly different in its approach to interface design, Caligari – the maker of trueSpace – is still going strong, and has released version ...
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Continuum Complete review
Boris Continuum Complete is a plug-in for Adobe After Effects, or Apple’s Final Cut Pro. It comprises about 80 effects filters that can be applied ...
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Digilux 1 review
The 3.9-megapixel Digilux 1, Leica’s latest digital model, is large, built like a safe, and is costlier than competitors with lesser pedigrees. But then Leica ...
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EOS D60 review
Canon’s EOS D60 is the first of a crop of three ‘affordable’ six-megapixel digital SLR cameras priced around £2,000 to arrive this summer. The others ...
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Precision M50 review
The Precision M50 sits in the same case as its predecessor, the M40, with the same excellent 15-inch, 1,600-x-1,200-pixel UltraSharp screen – but almost everything ...
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Multiscan X82 review
The Multiscan X82 is the latest 18-inch LCD monitor from Sony, a company that has built a reputation for creating stylish LCD and CRT monitors ...
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PowerLook 1120 Photo review
PowerLook 1120 is an upgrade of Umax’s mid-range 1100 flatbed scanner, with the dynamic range boosted from 3.4D to 3.7D. It’s also supplied with three ...
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Toon Boom Studio 2.0 review
3D-animation tools are ten a penny, and despite the 3D market going through some growing pains, most digital artists can easily name five or more ...
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Video Toaster 2 review
You get a lot for your money with Video Toaster 2 – essentially a live-production studio on a PCI card. The £2,200 price tag includes ...
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Boris Graffiti 2 review
Boris Graffiti 2 is a titling add-on for a whole range of editing-and-effects packages. It’s available in two versions: the standard version for tools such ...
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Softimage|3D 4.0 review
Softimage|3D is the granddaddy of 3D-animation software. It’s been available for around 15 years, and has been the tool of choice for some of the ...
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Dreamweaver MX review
Dreamweaver has changed dramatically since the first version appeared around five years ago, but users of the venerable Dreamweaver 1 will still recognize Dreamweaver MX ...
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Deep 3D review
Rather than cram everything into a single bloated application, Right Hemisphere – maker of the acclaimed Deep Paint 3D software – takes a different approach. ...
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Thinkpad A31p review
IBM’s Thinkpad A31p is the first mobile workstation using Intel’s Pentium 4-M processor for laptops that we’ve reviewed. It also marks the debut of ATI’s ...
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Fireworks MX review
Macromedia continues to roll out its new MX range of integrated development tools with Fireworks MX – a significant improvement over Fireworks 4 in features, ...
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Plasma review
The Web is going 3D. The problem is that it's doing it in a range of ways that don't yet link up to form a ...