The new HTC Sensation smartphone caused a bit of a stir at the Gadget Show Live back in April, which we were attending the day the handset was announced. Having got ourselves a sneak peek at some of its features that day, we couldn't wait to get our hands on one it finally launched. The specs are pretty impressive, and include a 4.3in capacitive touchscreen, 1.2GHz dual-core processor, Android 2.3 Gingerbread and the latest version 3.0 of HTC's acclaimed Sense user interface. See how the phone stacks up in practice as Darryl gets hands-on in the latest video from TechBuff.com.

We've got a double treat this summery weekend for smartphone fans - a hands-on review of Dell's new Venue Pro Windows Phone 7 handset, and a sneak preview of the newly released HTC Sensation smartphone, complete with its whopping 4.3in multi-touch display and Android 2.3 'Gingerbread' operating system.

Check back next week for our full hands-on review of the Sensation - and look out for an in-depth look at the company's first ever foray into the tablet market. Does the HTC Flyer have what it takes to topple the iPad 2 from its perch? Stay tuned to TechBuff.com!

Plus, feast your eyes on the mouth-watering curves of HTC's new Sensation smartphone, with its 4.3in screen and snappy dual-core 1.2GHz processor, taken when it arrived at TechBuff Towers this week.

Intel's new Sandy Bridge processor technology has seen a host of new laptops being released with some serious muscle - and Samsung's new SF310 is no exception. Equipped with a Core i5 processor, it combines some power with love-it-or-loathe-it retro styling and some great features. Darryl takes a hands-on look at what it has to offer.

3D is everywhere. In the cinema, on your TV, in the latest video games - and now it's in the palm of your hand. Nintendo launched its 3DS handheld at the end of March, and we've been settling in with it to get a feel of what that 3D gaming effect is really like. Darryl gets to grips with the device to see if Sony's upcoming NGP handheld will have much of a battle on its hands.

Shooting video to upload to your PC, e-mail or post on websites such as YouTube has never been easier. Cisco's Flip Ultra HD may not offer a great deal of flexibility, but it lets you get started grabbing 720p HD clips in seconds - and stores up to an hour of footage in its built-in memory.

With great picture quality, image stabilisation and superb ease of use, it's the ideal way to start your movie-making career! Take a look as TechBuff gets hands-on for a closer view.

The most stylish way to play tunes from your iPhone or iPod just got more stylish, with enhanced audio and now AirPlay wireless connectivity, so you can stream music from your Apple devices without having to actually place them on the dock. B&W were showing off the recently launched Zeppelin Air at the Gadget Show Live 2011 at Birmingham's NEC. We couldn't resist asking them for a closer look...

TechBuff likes to get hands-on with technology, so we were pleased to see that touchscreens were well and truly making their mark in the mainstream PC market. Lenovo talked us through one of their latest all-in-one systems.

Check out TechBuff.com for more in-depth coverage from Gadget Show Live 2011!

We're back with more highlights from Gadget Show Live 2011! 3D gaming was one of the biggest stories of this year's show, with nVidia dominating proceedings with its huge 3D gaming zone.

But not everyone has the space (or budget!) for the likes of nVidia's cinema-sized gaming setups. We look at the Asus G53J, a laptop that uses nVidia's GeForce technology to provide gamers with an immersive 3D experience they can take with them wherever they go!

An estimated 100,000 people travelled from all over the UK to attend the Gadget Show Live 2011 event at Birmingham's NEC. But TechBuff.com bumped into another very special guest who'd had a much longer trip to get there.

Don't forget to check out our in-depth looks and hands-on guides to all the new technology we saw at the UK's biggest consumer electronics event. And welcome to TechBuff.com!

The beautiful new range of SmartTV displays from Sasmsung have a bezel that's just 5mm wide - meaning that nothing distracts you from the bigger picture.

Packed into this super-slim and sexy set is a SmartTV operating system that lets you surf the web, check messages, post on social networking sites, and even have video conversations via Skype - plus there's 3D output and upscaling of current 2D programmes.

Darryl takes a closer look at Gadget Show Live 2011 at Birmingham's NEC.