Not only is the Sony Power Charger (BCG-34HLD) great value for money, it will also provide substantial savings over the long run (when compared to buying disposable batteries). For $27.95, what have you got to lose?

A portable size and plentiful input options make this mixer a decent choice for a mobile DJ as well as a function room, but bedroom DJs wishing to mix tunes of USB sticks will be disappointed with its execution.

If you'd prefer to receive your weather forecasts 24 hours a day, the Oregon Scientific Radio-Controlled Projection Clock might just be what the weatherman ordered. If you're not too fussed by this feature however, $150 is a lot to pay for a radio-free alarm clock.

The Pocket Surfer 2 is a very cool concept, however its combination of poor interface, horrible navigation and somewhat sluggish load times means an Internet-enabled smartphone is still probably a better option unless you're really on a budget.

This is a neat device on which to display 'happy snaps'. It lacks a few key features, such as a remote control and wall mounts, and it can be a little hard to use, but its picture quality is very good and it can be viewed adequately from wide angles.

If a keyring that displays photos is the sort of thing that appeals to you, the Kaiser Baas 1.5in photo frame will give you little cause for complaint.

Its 16:9 aspect ratio makes photos look horrible and there's no way to change this. However, that same aspect ratio makes widescreen video file playback very enjoyable. As a picture frame, the Kogan falters, but as a video frame, it does well.

Despite a few notable flaws, and one of the worst puns we've ever heard, this remains a fun little party game that is ideal for families and non-gamers. If you're a movie buff, you're guaranteed to love it.

If you're tired of getting tangled in your old guitar's cable or want a second controller to battle your friends, this stand-alone purchase is well worth shelling out for.

All up, this 15in digital photo frame is functional and does a good job of displaying photos, and even video files. It isn't perfect, but its big size and relatively good viewing angles make it suitable for viewing happy-snaps easily in a family room environment.

If you're into collectible card games, several hundred dollars for a PlayStation 3 and another additional cost for the game and Eye hardware make Eye of Judgment the most expensive card game in history. On the other hand, we can't say we've ever enjoyed a collectible card game as much, if only for the inexplicable satisfaction derived from watching your TV screen respond in elaborate detail to basic physical gestures with fluid animations and flashy explosions and plenty of cheesy, booming fantasy voiceovers.

The AGFAPHOTO AF5080M can display images at high quality, but the rest of its features and performance leave a lot to be desired.