Epson Stylus Photo 1400

OK, so you've just bought yourself a spanking new camera and are now contemplating buying a photo printer. If you need any help with deciding whats best for you, we've made a little guide to photo printers you can familiarize yourself with which will give you a few ideas as to what to look for. Here's a little rundown of  what we think are some of the best deals around at the moment, in no particular order. We'll go through some of the pros and cons for each model and talk through the key features for you. Lets kick off with the HP Photosmart D5460.

Facebook have announced my best news of the day; their redesigned photo viewer has arrived in the UK....

Technology has advanced greatly in the past 20 years, becoming much more accessible to the likes of you and I. No longer the preserve of the exclusively wealthy or confined to professional workplaces, lower prices have enabled us to become more hands on and creative with our gadgets.  So if you're tired of taking discs down to Boots to be processed by a machine that looks like it would be more suited in a gents toilet at your local winery, taking the DIY route may be your thing. We've compiled this little guide on Photo Printers for you, so be our guest - have a gander and see what you think. If you think you already know your onions then you might just want to skip this and check out our photo printer best buys.

There’s no doubt that iRiver have always placed a high emphasis on style for their media players – but perhaps at a cost to substance. When the iRiver P7 was launched during the summer it initially looked like it could be a serious competitor to the iPod – with its stylish design, large touchscreen, interesting-sounding features and a reasonable price point meant there was some optimism approaching this review. So, was it a comfortable sail up the iRiver? Or did it leave us beached? Let’s have a look and see..........

Some things should be left on the drawing board. Why companies insist on rolling out tat is a peculiar phenomenon that is hard to fathom. And why the public buy them is even stranger. We've drawn up a list of the most ridiculous things we have ever seen - and if you're tempted to buy one, or, God forbid, you already own one, then you should hang your head in shame. Welcome to some absolute rubbish.......1: The Wallet Pix Digital Photo Holder

When the makers of the Wallet Pix were sat around the table, chewing the fat and just putting stuff out there, the conversation should have gone something like this;