Reviews roundup: Sony’s X-rated laptop waif
By Benny Har-Even,
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The release date of the Palm Pre has finally been announced and reviews of the UK version have appeared. We’re suitably impressed with its graceful interface and multi-tasking, but there are still things holding it back from bowling us over completely.
Microsoft Office Web Apps review: first look
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Sony Vaio X-Series review: first look
Sony has a reputation for producing uber expensive, uber high-end kit and the new Vaio X-Series will do nothing to change that. This ultra-light and ultra-thin machine features an Intel Atom, but at nearly £2,000 for the high-end version it seems pointless to call it a netbook. And Sony won’t like it either, so don’t. We take a first look.
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