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The Pure Sensia digital radio is a great-looking unit with some very promising functionality. But we’re left with the sneaking sensation that audio quality has been sacrificed for the sake of the touchscreen.

The Sonos ZonePlayer S5 is a multi-room digital music solution that can operate wirelessly – almost – and be operated remotely, thanks to several smart control options.

Need for Speed: Shift, a racing simulation game for Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, PSP and PC, is a superbly judged line-up of vehicles and just the right degree of upgrading and tuning.

The 2009 re-boot of Star Trek, released on Blu-ray and DVD, reinvents the charmingly silly sci-fi series as a genuinely exciting, funny and quite frantic space adventure romp, with a pace that far exceeds anything from the original series.

Apple's Macbook is now a bit cheaper and a bit more stylish, but it's also a less feature rich notebook than any of the Macbook Pro lines. At the asking price however, it's still a great notebook choice.

The LG GD900 touchscreen mobile phone packs a completely transparent numeric keypad with luminescent numbers, a feature not seen on any other mobile phone. On the surface, the LG GD900 has the looks of a supermodel – but is it burdened with a supermodel’s brains?

Apple's Magic Mouse has the advantages of multi-touch and more than just a dab of Apple's distinctive design style, but it's also beset with a few odd problems that belie its status as a premium-priced mouse.

The Parrot MKi9200 Bluetooth hands-free car kit is a pretty comprehensive, and mostly successful, after-market solution to fit out cars that aren't lucky enough to have such a system in-built. It does all the phone things you'd like to have in-car, with the added bonus of some terrific connectivity options for playing music.

Sony Ericsson's Aino touchscreen, multimedia mobile phone has a split personality - design-wise it’s cutting edge and modern, but under the hood it’s 3 years old and clunky.

Forza 3, the new motor racing videogame for the Xbox 360, is chock full of cars and tracks, and a lot of attention has been paid to precisely replicating handling characteristics of each of the 400 vehicles, but it has no soul.

Grand Theft Auto: Episodes From Liberty City, a videogame for the Xbox 360, does a good job of presenting an entirely new perspective for hardened Grand Theft Auto IV fans to enjoy, certainly, but it does nothing to attract any new players.

EyePet, a new game for the PlayStation 3, uses undeniably interesting technology, and is a a great drawcard for the kids, who’ll immediately be entranced by the cheeky little critter skittering around on the TV.

The Oricom ezy100 is for people who want their mobile phone to be just that, a mobile phone only. It has big buttons, and a display that shows easy-to-see big numerals and letters, plus it has an interesting and potentially life-saving emergency call feature.

WWE SmackDown vs. Raw 2010 is is quite literally fun for all the family, accessible for all age groups, even if you're not a fan of the soap-opera of the US sporting world. This game reaches well beyond its core fanbase and provide crazy fun entertainment for just about anyone.

The Mordaunt-Short Alumni 5.1 surround sound speaker system produces quite convincing levels on surround sound and stereo both, and the sound was clean and very engaging. Most impressive was the subwoofer, which offered reasonable bass extension and quite high volume levels.