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  Rolls-Royce Ghost

  Start saving your pennies now, the Rolls-Royce Ghost is fast, cosseting and very attractive.

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  Brutal Legend

  This amazing tribute to metal delivers a hugely entertaining gaming experience despite missing a few chords.

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  Bowers & Wilkins Panorama

  Despite a couple of flaws, the B&W Panorama is one of the best soundbars we've ever heard. It's time to save your pocket money.

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  Sony PSP Go

  We love its slimmer, sexier, more pocket-friendly shape, as well as its pause and restore anywhere feature, but the PSP Go doesn't quite add enough to the mix to justify its price tag.

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  Seagate FreeAgent Theater

  Its poor video support means it's not perfect, but if you have a FreeAgent portable hard drive it's quite a capable photo and audio streamer.

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  Resident Evil 5

  Resident Evil 5 is a fun and frantic evolution of RE4's breakthrough gameplay and the series' horror themes.

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  Sonic Unleashed (Wii version)

  Fun hedgehog levels are enough to overshadow the uninspired werehog sections in this fast-paced platformer.

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  Sonic Unleashed

  Terrible level design, unresponsive controls, and a poor camera are just the beginning of the problems in this awful adventure.

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  Apple LED Cinema Display (24-inch)

  A new Cinema Display is certainly welcome, and hints towards more being released at next year's Macworld. We do feel, however, that Apple has shot itself in the foot by only providing a mini-DisplayPort input.

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  Panasonic DMP-BD35

  Quite simply, the Panasonic BDP-BD35 is one of the most sensibly priced and best-performing stand-alone Blu-ray players on the market.

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  Fallout 3

  Fallout 3 is a profoundly engrossing role-playing game just waiting to reveal its deep, dark mysteries.

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  Nikon D90

  In the two-party race that will never end, D90 selected D-Movie as its running mate. Upon close examination though, D-Movie was found to be severely underdone. Good thing then that D90's photo-taking base is so strong and competent.

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  Nikon Coolpix S60

  Nikon's first touchscreen camera features an innovative user interface, but sadly its pictures don't live up to our expectations from the brand.

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  Battlefield: Bad Company

  With its great multiplayer action and fleshed-out single-player campaign, Bad Company really isn't bad at all.

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  Samsung i8

  Aimed at amateurs, the Samsung i8 is a user-friendly digital camera with strong multimedia functionality and helpful how-to guides. Slow performance and the sometimes frustrating logic of the main menu will mean this is probably one to skip unless you're interested in the bare basics.

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  The World Ends With You

  The World Ends With You is a compelling and immaculately presented RPG from start to finish, and is a great way for Square Enix to kick off a new franchise.

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  Denon AVR-1908

  Denon's AVR-1908 offers a decent specification supported by impressive sound quality, but in today's competitive market there are rivals that offer the same without spending as much.

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  Dell 2408WFP

  While the 2408wfp is more evolution than revolution, when all this goes for under AU$1,000 it's hard to pass up, especially if you're looking for something in the size range.

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  Bang & Olufsen and Samsung Serenata

  The Bang & Olufsen and Samsung Serenata is a premium music player first and a phone second — look out iPhone, there's a new kid in town.

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  The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass

  Phantom Hourglass wraps the standard Zelda formula in an innovative and fun control scheme that gives new life to several of the series' age-old concepts.

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