Computer Shopper April 2011 Issue

Samsung's powerful quad-core RF710 laptop

We find out how Android 2.3 runs on Google's Nexus S

Brother's new colour laser

Samsung's tiny business projector

Fujifilm's amazing 3D digital camera

Two of the latest minicamcorders tested

Not everyone needs a super-powerful PC, especially if you won't be using it for editing HD video, for example. This month we've rounded up 10 of the best-value PCs we could find, starting from just £250 and rising to £350. We also explain how to add a 22in Full HD monitor to the basic package for as littLe as £110

Get the full cinema experience on a big screen with one of these HD projectors. With prices starting at around £600, there's something for pretty much every budget

Whether you're looking for a pair of stereo speakers or an immersing surround-sound experience, you'll find the right set in our roundup of 12 speaker sets for PCs

Whether you're an enthusiastic amateur or a serious professional, these cameras with changeable lenses will let you shoot stunning photos and HD video

If your PC is stuffed full of digital photos, videos and music, Julian Prokaza can show you how to release it into your home, car and beyond

Simon Handby gets to grips with the inner workings of spelling and grammar checkers

In the second part of our Google Webmaster Tools series, Matt Preston explains how to find out which areas of your site are the most popular, and check whether it's been hacked

Ben Pitt explains how to give your audio recordings a professional touch by using mastering techniques including EQ, compression and limiting

David Ludlow shows you how Ubuntu One lets you securely back up entire folders online, access them from any computer and share them with friends

Give your wireless router a boost with the help of the DD-WRT open-source firmware and David Ludlow's in-depth guide to adding new features to your WiFi