Computers - Peripherals and Hardware Photography Equipment Reviews

If you're the forgetful type, then this little device could remind you where you took your pictures.

Our mums always told us that spiders probably think we're ugly too. We wonder if the Spyder 3 thinks we're pretty?

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Matt Grayson takes a look at the S730, a new portable digital photoframe from Kodak.

In this age of convenience, a Takeaway Website is inevitable. Gary Wolstenholme takes a look to see if the free prawn crackers are actually any good.

Matt Grayson takes a look at a variety of memory cards to see what's what.

Matt Grayson takes a look at the shiny new Kodak ESP 9 All-In-One printer.

Matt Grayson is happy that the Canon Media Storage M80 isn't just another magazine rack.

Matt Grayson takes a look at the Lexar Professional UDMA dual slot card reader. Something that the super fast crowd would use to download their pictures with.

The Epson Stylus R2880 has been reviewed by an ePHOTOzine reader.

Epson continue their High Definition range of printers adding the PX700W that doesn't need leads. Matt Grayson hopes that soon he won't even have to get off the sofa to print stuff.

Being a bit of an arachnophobe, Gary Wolstenholme wasn't all too sure having an Elite Spyder round to have a look at his display was a good idea. After all, he has enough problems getting rid of the normal spiders, never mind the Elite ones.

Plustek OpticFilm 7200i review

In April 2004 I took delivery of the newest scanner in the Nikon stable, and it’s a pearl!

HP Colour Inkjet CP1700 test

Matt Grayson wanted some photos printing and there's more chance of him plaiting fog than paying for it. So instead, we got some A3 printers in and he thinly veiled his intentions behind a group test.

Minolta Scan Dual III test

The photographic industry has been banging its head against a brick wall since digital photography reared its head in 1995 when Casio launched the first consumer digital camera.

Every so often a gadget appears on the market that fits a need perfectly. Peter Bargh checks to see if the Summit Photofix Copier is the answer to photographers' nightmare of converting all their archive of film to digital.

Nikon CoolScan IV ED test

Peter Bargh gets to grips with the new Epson Stylus Photo 1290 inkjet printer from Epson.

Searching through four individual reviews before deciding what printer to buy could get a little tiresome, so we got four of the best together and tested them all at once. Saves you time, see?

Matt Grayson trips the balanced light fantastic with the Grafilite from Colour Confidence.

A printer buyers dilema: which of the three big A3+ photo printers is the printer of choice for photographers? Brian Wadie finds out.

We test the latest Transcend Ultimate SDHC UHS-1 Class 10 16GB memory card to see if it's really as fast as they say.

Stephen Waller reviews the medium format batch scanner, the Plustek OpticFilm 120.

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We test the latest SDHC / SDXC, MicroSD and Sony memory cards to find out which are the quickest. Updated January 2012.

We review the Canon PIXMA PRO-10 - a premium A3+ photo printer with 10 ink cartridges.

We go hands on with the brand new Kodak Hero range of all-in-one printers, the Kodak Hero 5.1, 6.1, 7.1 and 9.1.