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AMD’s Radeon HD 5850 is meant to be the budget equivalent of the 5870. Is the saving worth the purchase?

Computer shopping comes down to what you will use the computer for, whether you are buying one for a family, or you’re a student looking for something lightweight that you can carry around in your backpack. Finding the best computer for you is a tricky balancing act of weighing aesthetics with capabilities and portability with functionality. This article will save you time, and might even save you money

Computer buying for the home means purchasing a computer that can deliver on every family member’s expectations. Your family will want access to a range of programmes and having a computer that only caters to one member of the family could well result in conflict. Below you’ll find some fail-proof rules on how to buy a computer for the family.

Being a student is rough enough as it is, given the challenge of juggling partying, studying and getting enough sleep in-between the two, without having to worry about which computer will be most suitable. We trust this guide will simplify the computer shopping experience so students can get back to what matters most: where and when the next party is happening.

Now that you have an iPhone, the exciting task lies ahead of filling it with useful and fun Apps to add that extra dimension to your mobile experience. Whether the simply making your productive life easier, keep you in touch or allowing you to share your creative talent – take a look below to find out the roundup of the best iPhone Apps.

With all this high quality selection it becomes difficult to make a decision, and even though the iPhone is deservedly respected and praised, it is not necessarily the clear cut “King” of smartphones. We have taken it upon ourselves to provide you with a close and honest look at today’s major smartphone contenders, and help you decide which is best for you.

With over 10 different varieties of Eee PC available, not to mention netbooks from Dell, Samsung, MSI, Lenovo, Acer, HP, Toshiba and more, choosing the right netbook in the saturated market is more difficult than ever.