Corel Painter 2016 review
Corel Painter 2016 is a great improvement over 2015 - and if if you have never tried Painter before, you should now give Painter a go.
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Monotype FontExplorer X Pro 5 review
Monotype's FontExplorer X Pro 5 supports all the newest technologies and apps, and runs faster than before while providing smarter organisation and new design features.
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xzyprinting Nobel 1.0 low-cost stereolithographic 3D printer review
For £1,300, XYZprinting offers a printer that is slow, but can blow away fused filament printers in accuracy.
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Wacom Cintiq 27QHD review
The Wacom Cintiq QHD27 is a striking piece of professional kit for artists and designers that feels fantastic to draw on – but avoid the Touch version.
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QuarkXPress 2015 review
By providing the top 10 most-requested feature improvements, Quark has made this an upgrade every user will want.
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Macaw 1.5 web design software review
Is Macaw the Dreamweaver rival you've been longing for?
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Microsoft Surface Hub hands-on review
As Microsoft announces Surface Hub pricing, we get hands-on with this huge touchscreen tablet that's great for presenting and collaborating.
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PaintCode 2.0 review
PaintCode is the best tool around for converting vector graphics into code, including Swift for iPhone and iPad apps.
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Formlabs Form 1+ 3D printer review
The Formlabs Form 1+ 3D printer is elegant in its simplicity, and more capable of producing accurate models with detailed intricacy than any other 3D printer I've reviewed.
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da Vinci Junior 3D printer review
The da Vinci Junior 1.0 is for beginner makers. While it is a remarkable machine considering that it retails for just £249, it doesn't offer a lot of sophisticated features.
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Seducing Strangers by Josh Weltman book review
Mad Men's advertising consultant reveals some tricks of the trade that don't involve whisky at 11am.
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Adobe Comp CC iPad app review
Adobe's renewed push into mobile has produced a veritable fleet of slick iOS apps aimed at creative artists, but has thus far neglected designers who rely upon traditional page layout software. Now that's changed.
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Nvidia Quadro M6000 review
The Nvidia Quadro M6000 is the most powerful graphics card so far - and it's got a price tag to match.
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Apple Watch hands-on review
I had a £11,500 Apple Watch Edition strapped to my wrist today. But using it made me sure I'd be just as happy with the £299 cheapest version.
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12-inch MacBook hands-on review
This dinky little Macbook is wonderfully designed in all ways except one.
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Eizo ColorEdge CG318-4K monitor review
Eizo's ColorEdge CG318K-4K is a true 4K monitor – twice over. And it's the best monitor for designers, artists (whether digital, CG or VFX) or video editors we've ever reviewed.
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HP Z1 G2 review
HP's revamped all-in-one workstation is more than an iMac-a-like - but is it better than a desktop? We put one to the test.
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Adonit's Forge iPad brainstorming app first-look review
Adonit is tired of sitting on the sidelines as others build software to work with its line of iOS styluses. Forge, the company's first app, has been two years in the making, but it's more than a simple sketch app – it's a brainstorming tool.
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Raspberry Pi 2 review
Let's cut right to the chase: This thing rocks. The new Raspberry Pi 2 Model B fixes the most glaring issues of the three-year-old original Pi, and even better, it manages to do so at the same £25 price as its predecessor.
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Microsoft Surface Pro 3 review
Microsoft's Surface Pro 3 is the first - and only - laptop/tablet hybrid to get it (almost) completely right.
