The good Zoom bar is awesome GPS hardware is powerful 5-megapixel camera is a stand-out The bad 2.6-inch screen is too small for the task Boring beige design breaks no new ground A refresh in Nokia's Navigator series has become an annual event. The 6710 is the company's third Navigator and its best, though its shortcomings are still glaringly obvious

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Nokia 6710 Navigator

(Credit: CBS Interactive) Tandberg's Virtual Tape Library attempts to replace, well, tapes, by emulating a tape library's core functions. This means existing tape software can interact with it, and as far as it's concerned, it's looking at a tape library

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Tandberg DPS1200 VTL

The good Environmentally friendly Standard-sized keyboard The bad Linux version is for start-up purposes only Speakers direct sound downwards Design and features Like anything that is in miniature, the Joybook Lite U121 Eco is cute (290x209x26.4mm) and light (1.3kg). It has a shiny blue lid, black body and grey trim along its sides that continue inside around the keyboard

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BenQ Joybook Lite U121 Eco

Solid State Drives (SSDs) are far faster than hard disk drives; they also use less power and generate less heat, but are far more expensive (especially for the enterprise-grade Single Layer Cell, or SLC units).

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Adaptec MaxIQ

The good Auto-duplexer Automatic document feeder Easy to use 3.4-inch LCD touchscreen Painless 802.11b/g wireless set-up Industry-leading print speeds Excellent quality prints The bad Lacks autodial fax buttons, Bluetooth and a dual-paper input tray The HP Officejet Pro 8500 wireless all-in-one inkjet printer is a near-perfect solution for small businesses and home offices hunting for a device that can print, scan, fax and copy in record time, all with high-quality results.

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HP Officejet Pro 8500 Wireless

The good Funky clear touchpad Intuitive gesture control Superb display Decent battery life The bad 8MP camera takes terrible photos Web browser and media player could use refinement No 3.5mm headphone socket on the phone Black, rectangular box with a screen and twelve buttons: we try to add a bit of pizzazz to the way we describe mobile phones, but this sums it up for so many phones. Not the LG Crystal.

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LG Crystal GD900

iTunes 9 was announced today at this year's annual music event from Apple.

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Apple iTunes 9

What? There's very little to report here, which is why we're tempted to keep the "2nd generation" tag for the latest iPod Touch even though it's technically the third iteration

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Apple iPod Touch 64GB (3rd generation)

The good Triple-interface connectivity includes USB, Wi-Fi and Ethernet LAN Interactive 4.2-inch touchscreen LCD 5.8GHz digital handset and answering machine built-in Inexpensive Small and stylish The bad Slow print speed Suffers the same mechanical errors affecting other Brother printers Ships with starter ink cartridges Short one-year warranty No USB cord included The Brother MFC-990CW is an ideal multifunction printer that can truly do it all: for AU$499, you get a 4.2-inch touchscreen LCD display, 802.11b/g wireless networking, a cordless handset with a digital answering machine, auto-duplexing and Bluetooth connectivity, just to name a few of the extended features. Only a few competitive printers offer these functions and accessories built into one device. The Brother MFC-990CW will make a functional workhorse for a busy home office that needs network connectivity and mostly prints high-quality documents and photos

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Brother MFC-990CW

The good Light, slim design Easy to use Good suite of business tools Long battery life The bad Numeric keypad isn't best for long emails 3-megapixel camera is a bit shabby Not everyone wants a smartphone with a touchscreen and loads of entertainment features.

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Nokia E52