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  • Kensington KeyFolio Expert for iPad

    A reasonably good protective case with a cramped keyboard

  • App review: Foxtel Go for iPad

    The Foxtel Go app is free to use, providing excellent quality video streaming and access to live TV

  • Apple iPad mini

    The iPad mini is an exceptionally built tablet with a fantastic app library, but it's let down by a less than stellar display

  • Ion Audio iCade Arcade Cabinet

    Ion's iCade Arcade Cabinet is a trip down memory lane, but it's overpriced and doesn't work with all games

  • Amazon Kindle Fire tablet

    A tablet that fails to impress, as either a tablet or as an e-reader

  • Apple iPad 2

    Apple iPad 2 review: The iPad 2 is faster, thinner and lighter than its predecessor and now has dual cameras, but flaws remain

  • TurboGrafx-16 GameBox (iPhone/iPad)

    Although it was overshadowed by contemporary Nintendo and Sega consoles of the day, the TurboGrafx-16 nevertheless carved out a small place for itself in the hearts of hardcore gaming eclectics. Now it's back in emulated form on iOS. Can the TG-16 still deliver fun two decades later?

  • FIFA 11 (iOS)

    FIFA 11 on the iPad maintains the franchise's feel very well through its slightly strategic, and steadily paced action

  • Just Mobile UpStand iPad stand

    The Just Mobile UpStand is a stylish lightweight aluminium desktop stand.

  • Flipboard for iPad

    This "social magazine" iPad app works best when the reader-generated material is actually interesting

  • Prince Phonetics HD for iPad

    Phonics is a widely used method of teaching children to read, pronouncing letters and letter groups as they sound rather than the traditional "A", "B", "C", etc.

  • Princess Phonetics HD for iPad

    Phonics is a widely used method of teaching children to read, pronouncing letters and letter groups as they sound rather than the traditional 'A', 'B', 'C', etc.

  • NetComm MyZone 3G Wi-Fi router

    The NetComm MyZone scores points for its stylish, compact design and ease of use, though its speed could be improved.

  • Apple iPad

    The iPad may not be as 'magical' as Apple would have you believe, but it remains a very entertaining device and is a nice look into the future of media consumption

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