If you can't print it with the HP Photosmart Premium Fax All-in-One, chances are it's not worth printing. This feature-rich all-in-one is practically guaranteed to streamline your office workflow.

$170-$300

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The D-Link DIR 685 is the first wireless router that's also a photo-frame and a network storage device, and it has a drive bay hosting a 2.5-inch SATA hard drive. While the photo-frame feature doesn't really work out (mostly because the router's LCD is too small), other features of the router proved useful in our tests.

$230-$260

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The HP LX195 is easily the best sub-$400 NAS server on the market. It currently rates as the fastest NAS server CNET has reviewed and comes with a very comprehensive and easy-to-use backup solution for home users. Powered by Windows Home Server, it will make a lot of PC users feel at ease, as it is simple to set up and successfully manage.

$270-$420

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The QNAP TS239 Pro is among the top NAS performers. It offers RAID 1 and RAID 0 configurations and has a very easy-to-use interface. It also supports IP cameras, external hard drives, and printers, thanks to its USB ports.

$485-$500

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This thin, light, LED-based 23-inch monitor is simply one of the best monitors of the year. It has a superbright screen, great performance, and is sexy enough to be perfectly at home in any downtown modern apartment, add agency, or trendy nightclub.

$299

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The Dell G2410 is one of the lowest-priced and best-performing LED-based monitors. While not as pretty as the Samsung XL2370, its performance keeps it in the same league.

$300-$399

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The main reason this 23-incher appears on the list is its 2,048x1,152-pixel resolution. A superhigh resolution is not only great for PC gaming, but - because it scales down - works wonderfully for console gaming and watching movies as well. The five USB ports, screen swivel and built-in Webcam seal the deal.

$250

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