Want to pump up your router's capabilities? Belkin's Home Base makes it simple - for a price.

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Belkin Home Base

Sony's latest notebook fails to really stand out in performance or battery life terms.

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Sony Vaio VPCS117GG

Fujitsu's sturdy and attractive Lifebook has good battery life and should appeal to business types.

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Fujitsu Lifebook P8110

The good Decent battery life Access to Microsoft App Marketplace Basic suite of Office tools The bad Sluggish performance Poor web browsing Cumbersome Samsung UI Design The latest phone from BlackBerry maker Research in Motion is ... hold up, this isn't a BlackBerry

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Samsung Omnia Pro

The good Elegant design Powerful performance One USB port for device charging The bad Low battery life Low screen resolution Attracts fingerprint smudges Huge and impractical for portable use Design At its size — 379.8x255.5x36.7mm — Samsung's R580 is never going to be anything but a desktop replacement. Most desktop replacements figure that if they're going to be bulky, they can get away with being heavy and plain, but the R580 is neither.

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Samsung R580

The good Rugged construction Single USB cable Decent transfer speeds The bad Single cable provides a single source of failure Installs annoying web toolbar unless you tell it not to Design There's a saying in backup circles that there's really only two types of hard drive. Those that have failed, and those that have yet to fail. We've seen it attributed to many sources, but no matter the original author, it's still stunningly true.

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Hitachi SimpleTough 500GB

The good Solid case design Includes backup software The bad Split USB cable required for power Installs annoying toolbar by default Design Hitachi's SimpleDrive Mini is, like most basic portable external USB 2.0 hard drives, not that exciting to look at. Our review sample was a slightly dirty blue colour.

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Hitachi SimpleDrive Mini 320GB

The good Compact touchscreen handset Great web browser Cheap as chips The bad No 3.5mm headphone socket No bundled memory card Poor 2MP camera Design The Corby may not be the sharpest looking tool in the shed, but don't forget its low price tag. For your AU$180 you get a solidly built plastic handset with a 2.8-inch capacitive touchscreen. The screen has a QVGA resolution, meaning it will look a little duller to those who are used to the higher-res screens found on the Samsung Icon family of phones, but it doesn't mean it's any less responsive

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Samsung S3650 Corby

The good Exchangeable, intelligent covers Wi-Fi HSDPA GPS The bad Keypad could be more defined If you're a fan of exchangeable covers, the Nokia N79 might just be the phone for you. Boasting similar features to the Nokia N95 , the N79 uses an intelligent-casing system that adds a little extra to an otherwise mundane accessory

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Nokia N79

The good Good productivity and graphics performance Slot loading drive Good keyboard The bad Ordinary battery life Design Samsung's not a brand that you'd naturally associate with notebooks, and its efforts to date have been a bit mixed. The Q320 is a basic enough looking notebook of moderate size (326.0x228.5x33.2mm) and weight (2.2kg), making it semi portable with a bag.

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Samsung Q320