The HP Pavilion p6347c-b is a good power user system for bargain hunters.

The HP Pavilion dv7-3183cl maybe the low end of Hewlett Packard's Pavilion line of entertainment laptops, but it has most of the same features as it higher priced brothers and sisters.

The sensibly priced TomTom XL 340-S LIVE is a solid navigator and a good example of what's possible with connected GPS devices, but there's room for improvement.

The Apple Mac mini is the entry point for the Apple faithful and is a small, cheap, decent computer, but a number of low-cost nettops offer more bang for the buck, especially since they usually are priced at $150-200 less.

SafeCentral 2.6 protects your sensitive financial transactions in a bulletproof secure browser, now with improved flexibility.

The Toshiba Satellite T115-S1105 runs on a CULV processor, but everything else makes it a netbook.

The Microvision ShowWX Laser Pico Projector draws its images with red, green, and blue lasers.

The HP Mini 5102 is the best business netbook money can buy. That is, if you're willing to pay costly premiums for the "extras."

The aptly named Novero TheFirstOne is a good-performing Bluetooth headset with plenty of bundled accessories.

Opera Mobile 10 (Beta 2) offers Windows Mobile and Symbian device owners snappy performance, a transparent user interface, and accurate page rendering.

The Zeppelin Mini looks like a million bucks, and sounds fantastic, but it lacks some basic features that should be included with a $400 iPod dock.

With the Lenovo ThinkPad Edge 13, the line lives up to its namesake, but there are better looking SMB laptops out there, with longer battery life.

The LG X120 netbook comes with 3G wireless, as long as you commit to a two-year contract.

Bitstream's BOLT 1.6 browser brings speedy Web access to BlackBerrys and feature phones.

KidZui offers an engaging environment for youngsters that protects them from inappropriate content and protects your computer from the kids.

If you can get past its lackluster design and somewhat antiquated feature set, the Insignia NS-L42X-10A is a solid deal for a 42-inch LCD TV. Just don't expect top-shelf performance from this bargain-basement set.

The LG Shine II is a classy-looking voice phone for AT&T customers.

Any small business would like the Asus TS500-E6/PS4 not just because it's big and ready to expand for the future, but because with the right configuration, it's more than powerful enough for today's server workload.

The Brother HL-3070CW offers fast color printing for a small or home office.

Pogoplug has been upgraded with enhanced multimedia capabilities, performs even faster than before and still remains ultra easy to set up.

The Epson Artisan 810 offers speed, high-quality photos, and lots of features.

The BlackBerry Bold 9700 hits the ground running on AT&T, with excellent voice quality and numerous useful enhancements over the original design.

The Lexmark Platinum Pro905 prints, scan, faxes, copies, sends e-mails, and connects to the Web.

The Canon EOS 7D is one of the best midrange D-SLRs money can buy. But if you don't need comprehensive video features, there are plenty of cameras that produce comparable images for half the price.

The Nokia 5800 Navigation Edition is a powerful Symbian smartphone and a competent navigator, but several major features are missing.

The Fujitsu LifeBook P3010 netbook's full size keyboard and speedy AMD parts aren't enough to offset subpar battery life and high price tag.

If you prefer Bing to Google, this iPhone app will guide you through the Web.

Double Anti-Spy Professional has two anti-malware engines under the hood for double protection, but it also doubles up on size and scan time.

VMware Fusion 3 is outstanding virtualization software that greatly simplifies and enhances running Windows and Linux apps on your Mac.

The Insignia NS-CNV43 offers turn-by-turn directions, plus Google and Twitter integration, all at a reasonable price.