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  Adapter kits make it easy to get stuff on and off a mobile phone, and having one built into the USB stick that you carry anyway makes it easier still.
• Dell XPS M1330 laptop review
  The XPS M1330 is unquestionably Dell’s best ultra-portable laptop to date, and quite possibly the best machine of its type on the market.
  
• Belkin N1 Vision Draft-N Wi-Fi router review
  There's an LCD screen on this Draft-N router, but do the features match up to the looks?
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• Edimax BR-6504n Wi-Fi router review
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• US Robotics Wireless Ndx Router USR5464 review
  Yet another Draft N router. but how significant are the speed advantages?
• HTC Advantage X7501 PDA phone review
  Packing a smartphone into a tiny laptop's body sounds like a good idea. Has HTC made it work?
• Wi-Spy 2.4x USB RF analyzer review
  This could be the answer to the Wi-Fi manager's prayer: a small but very powerful spectrum analyzer that plugs into a USB slot.
• Ruckus ZoneFlex review
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• Apple MacBook Air review
  Apple's new laptop is the thinnest around - but how useful is it?
• OLPC XO ... for business? review
  Designed for children in the developing world, could the OLPC also take the business world by storm?
• Asus Eee Linux laptop review
  Could a cheap and cheerful Linux laptop change the world? Or did Asus cut too many corners?
• OQO e2 ultra-mobile PC with HSDPA review
  The most covetable ultra-mobile PC just got mobile broadband access - is it worth the money?
• Sony Ericsson P1i review
  Smartphones are evolving - is Sony Ericsson's range of business devices keeping up?
• Zyxel NXC-8160 "channel blanket" Wi-Fi Controller review
  Zyxel tapped Extricom for a novel channel blanket approach to office wireless LANs. Did it cut the mustard?
• HTC TyTN II smartphone review
  The latest in a series of phones noted for their functionality, this one could give more fashionable items a run for their money.
• Lenovo 3000 V200 laptop review
  Lenovo has updated its ultra-portable laptops with the flagship 3000 V200. Sporting a 12.1-inch widescreen display and based on Intel’s brand-new ‘Santa Rosa’ mobile platform, the silver-and-black V200 might just be the perfect highly-portable Windows-based system for cash-strapped small businesses.
• Wireless-G High Gain Adaptor review
  How many PCs still don’t have built-in Wi-Fi? Not many you’d assume, at least not as far as laptops are concerned. Anyone thinking of adding Wi-Fi to a Wi-Fi-less machine might want to look at Buffalo Technology’s unusual take on the idea, the 802.11g-based Wireless-G High-Gain USB 2.0 Adaptor.
• Yoggie Pico Pro review
  The Pico, from Israeli startup Yoggie, is a new version of a mobile security product we looked at earlier in the year, the Yoggie Gatekeeper Pro. It's smaller, cheaper, and a bit faster, and has no Ethernet connectivity. Is less more then?

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