Reviews round-up: Motorola goes Android
We reviewed Motorola's DROID and DEXT handsets, checked out Toshiba's CULV laptop, and were lit up by Brother's LED printer.


Toshiba Satellite T-130 13K CULV laptop
We look at Toshiba's Satellite T-130 13k CULV laptop. The snappily named device is looking to take on netbooks. Featuring the same portability and relative low cost of the cheap and cheerful devices, the CULV laptop also has a larger screen and keyboard more at home on a full notebook.
It's not perfect, but it is an interesting addition to the space, our reviewer finds.
Motorola's DROID, which feature's the Android OS, hit the US months ago. It's set to be released next week in the UK under the Milestone brand. We take a look at the American version of Motorola's second Android attempt to see what to expect when it arrives here.
Brother MFC-9320CW LED printer
The MFC-9320CW is one of the first LED printers from Brother, better known for its inkjet and laser devices. LED printers have no moving parts, instead using LED elements to light up a photoconductive drum to make the image on the page - which is pretty cool sounding, for a printer. This one gets good grades from our reviewer.
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Motorola's first dance with Android is actually pretty impressive, according to our reviewer. It's a bit bulky, but good looking, and has great social networking tools. Still, it's not the most business friendly device.
Freelance journalist Nicole Kobie first started writing for ITPro in 2007, with bylines in New Scientist, Wired, PC Pro and many more.
Nicole the author of a book about the history of technology, The Long History of the Future.
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