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Acer`s new entertainment centre - the Aspire iDea 510

The ultra-low profile whisper-quiet design, the Aspire iDea 510 is equally at home in the lounge room as in the study....

Intel 8080 - the chip that changed the world

Today's media centres are Windows computers tuned towards multimedia performance, with use of some form of Pentium central processing unit - which is a direct descendent of a chip that hit the market in April 1974....

Well connected: the right cables for the job

The rear of most entertainment racks ain't pretty, but knowing the cables that connect your gear will help you achieve the best sound and picture....

The rise of video on demand

Soon the Internet will join the ranks of TV broadcasters and movie rental companies, writes David Hellaby...

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Notebook computer buyers guide...

Notebook computers - the varieties on offer, the specs explained, and how to choose the right model for your needs....

Coffee machines buyers guide: everything you need to know...

Everything you need to know to be a home barista wizard!...

iPod and iPhone accessories buyers guide...

The proud new iPod or iPhone owner cannot help but notice the wealth of accessories available for this family of devices. We walk you around the choices....

GadgetGuy staff are hard at work bringing you the latest from MacWorld and 2009 International Consumer Electronics Show, plus we've added 2 new competitions today.

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Are professional commentators missing the mark in their strong dislike of the BlackBerry Storm and the HP Mini-Note?