Reviews Paisley
Before you go out and spend money on new computer hardware and software, check out these reviews. Here you'll find out what works and what doesn't and what you should be looking for when making your purchase.
Apple MacBook Pro 13in Review Paisley
Apple supplied the 2.66GHz model for review. It’s a Core 2 Duo processor rather than the newer Intel iSeries. Apple reasons that it has focused on other components that make a difference, so the ageing NVIDIA GeForce 9400M graphics processor is ousted in favour of a GeForce 320M, though it still siphons off some RAM for its graphical work.
Synology DiskStation DS710+ Review Paisley
Intel’s Atom processors are proving to be popular choices for many small business NAS appliances as their combination of low power and good performance hasn’t gone unnoticed by most of the big manufacturers.
Symantec Backup Exec 2010 Review Paisley
It’s been a long wait but Symantec finally adds deduplication to its flagship Windows backup software. We put the latest Backup Exec 2010 to the test to see what storage savings it can deliver.
Google Nexus One Review Paisley
At first glance we were struck by the svelte design of the Nexus One. It’s reassuringly heavy and well built. Within minutes we had almost dropped the blighter though. The smooth, modern design was kryptonite to our clumsy grasp but after a moment or two of adjustment we felt confident enough to move away from a padded surface.
Lenovo IdeaPad U350 Review Paisley
With its IdeaPad, Lenovo wants to give you more than a netbook could but in a stylish and highly portable package. Has it succeeded? We examine the U350.
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Aastra 6731i VoIP handset review Paisley
Voice over IP may be state-of-art technology in many office environments but the vast majority of users will still prefer the comfort of a conventional handset rather than having to use a PC and headset.
Acer TravelMate Timeline TM8371 Paisley
Acer claims its TravelMate Timeline business range offers all day working in a thin and light design. We took its 13.3in model for a spin to see if it lives up to the claims.
Apple MacBook Pro 13in Review Paisley
Apple supplied the 2.66GHz model for review. It’s a Core 2 Duo processor rather than the newer Intel iSeries. Apple reasons that it has focused on other components that make a difference, so the ageing NVIDIA GeForce 9400M graphics processor is ousted in favour of a GeForce 320M, though it still siphons off some RAM for its graphical work.
Apple OS X Snow Leopard Review: First Look Paisley
The overall impression is of a slick, nicely touched up OS that is worth the £25, including VAT upgrade fee, but we feel that greater things are still to come, once developers really get to grips with the underlying enhancements and deliver apps to match.
Buffalo TeraStation III 2TB Review Paisley
Buffalo's TeraStation III may look exactly like the company's previous TeraStation NAS devices, but this latest model has both the performance and the features to attract both small and medium sized businesses.
Dell Adamo Laptop Review Paisley
It comes in silver or black, with suitably lush monikers – the Adamo Pearl and Onyx – and its dimensions are to die for: it's impossibly slim at just 18mm and weighs 1.8kg, so it should become a permanent companion on your travels – although we’d recommend a padded slipcase, at the very least, to ensure the exquisite exterior isn’t scratched or damaged.
Dell Precision M6400 Covet Review Paisley
Delivering a workstation in a mobile form in no easy task, but the Dell Precision M6400 is a near perfect example of how to do it right.
Gateway DU10G Review Paisley
Gateway is back in the business scene and we take a look at a tiny but powerful desktop for the space constrained business.
Google Nexus One Review Paisley
At first glance we were struck by the svelte design of the Nexus One. It’s reassuringly heavy and well built. Within minutes we had almost dropped the blighter though. The smooth, modern design was kryptonite to our clumsy grasp but after a moment or two of adjustment we felt confident enough to move away from a padded surface.
HP Mini 5101 Netbook Review Paisley
There’s no sign of the cheap look plastics, slightly dodgy keyboards, and blurry screens of its cheaper brethren – the Mini 5101 has a fully executive look and feel. Of course, HP has done this before, with last years Mini 2133, but this year’s effort is better.
HTC Hero Review Paisley
It's the latest handset to feature the power house that is Android, but does this HTC device live up to its name?
HTC Snap Review Paisley
HTC moves away from touchscreens, with the BlackBerry-style Qwerty keyboard and trackball equipped Snap. Is it onto a winner?
Lenovo IdeaPad U350 Review Paisley
With its IdeaPad, Lenovo wants to give you more than a netbook could but in a stylish and highly portable package. Has it succeeded? We examine the U350.
Motorola DEXT Review: First Look Paisley
Motorola has bitten the bullet and launched its first Google Android-powered device in the form of the DEXT. It’s also the first handset to showcase the company’s MOTOBLUR technology.
Nokia Booklet 3G Review: First look Paisley
It was only announced last week, with more details unveiled this week, but we got our hands on Nokia's new Booklet 3G for a first look review.
Nokia E52 Smartphone Review Paisley
Nokia’s Eseries has always been the Finnish manufacturer’s business-oriented range, and the E52 is no different, packed to the rafters with impressive features.
Novatel Mifi 2532 Mobile Wi-Fi Hotspot Review Paisley
The Novatel Mifi 2532 is a USB modem that acts as a wireless hotspot for up to five devices. We get hooked up.
Panasonic TH-103PF10EK: 103" Plasma Display Review Paisley
If you want to make a big impression on your clients then this 103in digital display ought to do the trick. But does it have the quality to match its dimensions?
Panda GateDefender Performa 9100 Review Paisley
Panda latest appliance delivers web content security at the network perimeter. The anti-spam measures are near perfect but are its other features as good?
Philips Brilliance 225B Monitor Review Paisley
Philips says the infrared sensor inside its 225B monitor can tell when you're not in front of it and drop the brightness and power. We put it to the test.
Polycom VVX 1500 Review Paisley
Video calling has an important place in many business environments, regardless of how you might feel about sharing your red-eyed, unshaven or otherwise less than pristine Monday morning face with the world.
QNAP TS-809U-RP Turbo NAS Review Paisley
Qnap’s latest rack NAS appliance signals a shift in focus to business users. We find out whether the TS-809U-RP has the features and performance to be contender.
Reviews Round-Up: A New Hero's in Town Paisley
The Android phones, sleek laptops, and an operating system from some company called Microsoft are the highlights of the week. Read on the following article to learn more information about these products on the market in Paisley.
Reviews Round-Up: BlackBerry's Budget 8520 Comes to Town Paisley
Whenever a manufacturer adds a ‘budget’ tag to the moniker of a handset, it immediately creates pre-conceptions about just how many features are going to be missing. The BlackBerry Curve 8520 made for a pleasant change in Paisley.
RIM BlackBerry Curve 8520 Review Paisley
RIM looks to bring BlackBerry to the masses with this affordable handset, but the 8520 brings some innovations of its own to the party. Does it do enough to impress us?
Samsung Galaxy (i7500) Review Paisley
Unboxing the Android-based handset felt much like greeting an old friend you haven’t seen for years who’s changed in appearance but you can’t quite put your finger on why. The Galaxy has all the familiarity of other recent Samsung handsets, but in reality it’s actually quite different.
Sun Microsystems Sun Fire X4275 Storage Server Review Paisley
The new Sun Fire X4275 supports the latest Intel Xeon 5500 processors and has storage duties as a high priority but can it match HP for value and features?
Suse Studio Review Paisley
Need a custom made Linux distro but don't have time to spend hours in the console? Suse Studio produces powerful results in a matter of minutes.
Symantec Backup Exec 2010 Review Paisley
It’s been a long wait but Symantec finally adds deduplication to its flagship Windows backup software. We put the latest Backup Exec 2010 to the test to see what storage savings it can deliver.
Synology DiskStation DS710+ Review Paisley
Intel’s Atom processors are proving to be popular choices for many small business NAS appliances as their combination of low power and good performance hasn’t gone unnoticed by most of the big manufacturers.
Thecus N5500 Review Paisley
The N5500 delivers a host of new storage related features, good client support and a vastly improved web interface but it’s the dual-DOM feature that catches the eye.
Thecus N8800 SAS Review Paisley
Thecus is the first to deliver an SMB NAS and IP SAN appliance with support for SAS hard disks. Could the N8800 SAS be the fastest we’ve seen yet?
Toshiba Satellite U500 Laptop Review Paisley
We put the Toshiba Satellite U500 through its paces to see how it shapes up when compared to the rest of the laptop market.
Virgin Media Freedom Mini-Laptop Review Paisley
Virgin has jumped on the netbook giveaway bandwagon with its latest packages. But what sort of machine do you get as part of the deal?
Windows 7 RTM Review Paisley
Should you jump right in and start deploying Windows 7 in your company now, or take the usual approach of waiting for SP1? The pre-release versions of Windows 7 have been promising, but does the RTM deliver on that promise?
Workstation Specialists WS102LE Review Paisley
Think workstation and the first thing that comes to mind is an ugly, bulky desktop tower, a huge high resolution monitor and an expensive, specialist graphics card.
