Premium gamer. If you are looking for a gaming notebook with as much power under the hood as possible, you'll be just right with MSI's GT663R. Find out in this review, if a Core i7-740QM and a GeForce GTX 460M is too much for the 15 inch size.

An iPad alternative? With features like Nvidia Tegra 250, 10" display, Android 2.2, HDMI, USB 2.0, webcam and 16 GB of flash memory, the hardware equipment sounds quite tempting. Find out why Apple's iPad still isn't troubled in the following review.

Just when you thought it was safe... The NF210-HZ1 is Samsung’s second Shark netbook. The matt HD screen and powered USB of the first Shark are omitted; but it scores points for portability - a 3G UMTS module is included as standard. Is this a useful addition to Samsung’s range?

Storage kit. When buying an external hard drive, one often doesn’t know which brand of drive is actually mounted inside the housing. As external SSDs are quite expensive, one may chose to building one's own external drive to suite ones expectations and needs. During our test, the 3 units from iNeo Technologies had to prove to us that they provided a solid foundation with which to support such a project.

Refurbished. Samsung beefs up its low price entry-level R530 with an Intel Core CPU and Radeon graphics. The TFT isn't reflective anymore, but the lid and wrist-rest are even more so. Will the office-multimedia-all-rounder's concept be successful?

Best of the Holiday Season. During the festive month of December, we provided our readers with 23 notebook reviews and various other articles. After much careful brow-furrowing consideration, we compiled the Best of December 2010.

Innovative. The well thought-out screen-flip design of the Inspiron duo 10" convertible notebook/tablet is an interesting innovation. But does this mean that has Dell crafted the finest convertible yet or just another high-tech toy?

Mobile times. The Consumer Electronics Show, short CES, is a guarantee for innovative products from the fields of entertainment electronic and IT. This year 3D, Intel's new Sandy Bridge processors, the AMD Fusion APUs and tablets of the most various manufacturers dominate the event on the Las Vegas Strip.

Radeon Update. Acer equips the luxury version of its TimelineX with a 160 GB Intel SSD, a Core i7 and a brand new Radeon HD 6550. Will the 14 inch notebook add versatile performance with only just two kilograms of weight to your gear?