Dana Wollman

Laptop Magazine reviews Motorola Z9, this 3G slider is a bit heavy, but it offers excellent call quality and GPS navigation.

For little more than a grand, this 17-inch notebook delivers good performance and battery life--not to mention a dose of style--for small business users.

This free office suite packages an impressive set of editing tools inside a foolproof interface

LAPTOP Magazine reviews the HP Photosmart C4280. A sleek, stylish printer lacking some key features.

This wireless all-in-one's printing speeds are unbeatable, but the print quality could be better.

Laptop Magazine reviews Acer Ferrari 1100, Acer finally adds an optical drive to its blazing 12-inch Ferrari, but it runs out of gas a little too fast.

This Windows enterprise tablet is marred by short battery life, a lackluster resistive touchscreen, and a high price.

Sharp image quality, a cool design, and a revamped special effects package make the LifeCam Show a good buy.

Acer's first 11-inch netbook offers a bigger screen than the competition and long battery life, but its processor is somewhat slow.

Laptop Magazine reviews Panasonic Lumix DMC-FX100, this feature-rich camera delivers sharp 12-megapixel photos and is the first of its kind to offer a wide-angle 28mm lens.

This head-turning 18-incher features a full HD display, Blu-ray playback, blazing performance, and enough oomph for gaming.

Creative's 720p pocket camcorder is slimmer than most, and offers good image quality--but competitors provide better bang for your buck.

This unique budget headset can announce incoming calls, but the earplug design blocks too much sound.

Review of the Acer Aspire 7520-5115 - The newest Acer Aspire is a value-priced 17-inch notebook that delivers just the basics.

HP's new business line gives users an attractive design, good endurance, and security features for a budget-friendly price.

It's not fast, but the A636 offers pretty good photo quality at an affordable price along with built-in editing capabilities.

This 10-inch rugged tablet offers field-workers epic battery life and a bright display, although the keyboard might be too cramped for some users.

Apple's pint-size, screenless MP3 player is easier to use than the previous version and now has an impulse-buy price.

Review of the Wild Card by Kyocera Wireless - This budget messaging phone is a pretty good bet for users who detest contracts.