Author: Jonathan Bray

Sony’s latest Walkman is a huge step in the right direction, but does it beat the iPod nano?

Believe it or not they still make fax machines. This one features a built-in DECT handset and answerphone. But is it good value?

The smartphone has changed a lot in the past decade, but Jonathan Bray thinks that the smartphone Daddy has remained very much the same.

The Icybox IB-360 turns standard internal EIDE hard disks into portable external storage in no time at all.

Can’t decide between performance and portability for your next projector? Dell’s 3400MP helps makes the decision easier.

As one of the least expensive projectors on the market, InFocus’ X2 is likely to catch the eye of both business and home users. But is it any good? Jonathan Bray finds out.

The InFocus LP-120 is the smallest projector that Jon Bray has ever seen. What’s more, the optional module enables presentations to be made free from the tyranny of wires.

Toshiba thinks that presentations should be sent wirelessly from notebook to projector, but does the reality live up to the ideal?

If you’re tired of having multiple login names and passwords to remember, Microsoft’s latest keyboard and mouse bundle could be the answer.