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The award for the world’s smallest colour laser printer may well have to go to the CLP-360 from Samsung. At just 382 x 309 x 210mm, this is an amazingly ...

In the past, a multi-function colour laser printer was usually a monster of a machine sat in the corner of an office, sucking up power to the point that ...

If you'd told us quite a few years ago that by 2015 we’d be able to buy a colour laser printer, we’d think you were, well, barmy, to say the least. These ...

Chrome OS is brilliant. For the type of user Chromebooks are generally aimed at, it does exactly what it needs to do. It’s fast and easy to use – what more ...

Another wondrous widescreen, but this time with a pro bent We’re broad. We’re broad. We’re broader than Broadway, sings Philips as it delivers its latest ...

When is a laser printer not a laser printer? Answer: when it’s a Dell C1765nf. Dell has often provided its customers with cutting-edge technology, in its ...

See what Windows 8.1 and Windows 7 can do when it’s given your full attention! Ben Andrews and Nick Peers reveal 50 tweaks and apps to upgrade your operating ...

We’re always on the lookout for a good solid-state drive. Whether it’s booting Windows in a snap, accessing files with little to no wait time, or quickly ...

Blistering performance, great designWith D-Link’s Dual-band baby impressing me so much, I was rather excited to see what its latest product could do. ...

Bristling with more antennae than an Air Warfare Destroyer, with a whopping six in total, this is one seriously aggressive router. It’s also one of the ...

One of David Hayward's Microsoft operating systems gets a look in this week. Mention Windows Me, Vista, Windows 8 or whatever to most users of ...

One name that frequently crops up as a PUP (potentially unwanted program) is OpenCandy, although its makers strongly deny that it’s malware. David Crookes ...