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Here are 10 monitors covering a range of sizes, price points and specifications that will make remote working more productive and more ergonomic.
The versatile display and impressive performance of Acer's ConceptD 7 Ezel will have a lot of appeal for designers who need a powerful digital drawing board that’s suitable for working at home or in the office.
A large monitor, up to 49 inches in size, can reduce desktop clutter and boost productivity for knowledge workers and creative users.
This mesh Wi-Fi router offers 4G LTE broadband as either a primary or secondary backup internet connection. It's a good 802.11ac (WiFi 5) router, but we'd like to see an 802.11ax (WiFi 6) version.
It's no ultraportable, but if you need a laptop that can deliver genuine workstation-class graphics performance both on the desktop and on the road, then Dell's Precision 5750 is hard to beat.
The Orbi Pro WiFi 6 is expensive, but its speed and ability to configure multiple networks for different groups makes it a good option for business users who are now working from home.
Apple's M1 chip once again proves its worth, helping to deliver a combination of performance and price that makes the late-2020 Mac Mini excellent value for office use, or for working from home.
The new M1-based MacBook Air throws down the gauntlet for rival ultraportable laptops, offering speedy performance and outstanding two-day battery life.
The extensive collection of ports and connectors provided by HP's USB-C Dock G5 will be ideal for anyone wanting to connect a display or other accessories to their laptop.
The new entry-level iPad delivers a big performance improvement over its predecessor while maintaining good battery life. It's affordable enough for home users but powerful enough for mainstream business users.