
Darien Graham-Smith
Darien began his IT career in the 1990s as a systems engineer, later becoming an IT project manager. His formative experiences included upgrading a major multinational from token-ring networking to Ethernet, and migrating a travelling sales force from Windows 3.1 to Windows 95.
He subsequently spent some years acting as a one-man IT department for a small publishing company, before moving into journalism himself. He is now a regular contributor to IT Pro, specialising in networking and security, and serves as associate editor of PC Pro magazine with particular responsibility for business reviews and features.
You can email Darien at darien@pcpro.co.uk, or follow him on Twitter at @dariengs.
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We're creating more data than we can cope withOpinion The problem isn't just storage – it's how to organise and manage an ever-growing hoard of files
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Whatever happened to IPv6?In-depth It was the talk of the town a few years ago, but we now appear to have enough IP addresses for everyone – what happened?
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Is the iPhone X worth a grand? Only you can answer thatOpinion Don’t listen to the cynics: there’s nothing wrong with lusting after the latest shiny gadget
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Getting Windows onto your new SSDTutorials Whether you want to start afresh or migrate from an existing disk, here’s how to make the move
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How to pick the perfect SSD for your needs and budgetIn-depth Not all SSDs are created equal. If you’re choosing which drive to buy, there are several key points to consider
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Two ports, no waiting? The pros and cons of link aggregationIn-depth Link aggregation sounds like an easy way to double your NAS speeds – but it’s not as simple as it sounds
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SSDs: solid by name, solid by natureOpinion Solid state drives are now a stable, mature technology, but that doesn’t mean progress will slow to a halt
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When is a NAS not a NAS? When it's a personal serverOpinion Windows Home Server may be dead, but its spirit lives on in the modern NAS drive
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Crucial MX300 525GB reviewReviews Odd allocation sizes aside, this SATA SSD is a tempting choice
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Adata Ultimate SU900 256GB reviewReviews This SSD might not be blindingly fast, but it's a solid all-round performer
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Samsung 960 Evo 500GB reviewReviews Near-professional performance at a comparatively reasonable price
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Adata XPG SX8000 512GB reviewReviews A speedy and reliable NVMe drive
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Google knows me so well I’m wondering if I’m a robotOpinion Predictive technologies are getting scarily good – and that raises some difficult questions
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Ricoh Aficio SP C250SF reviewReviews A serious laser capable of producing stunning prints and scans - but it's neither good value nor user-friendly
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Xerox Phaser 6022V reviewReviews A likeable low-rise laser that offers impressive print quality and won’t dominate your desk
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Canon i-Sensys MF229dw reviewReviews A mono-only laser printer that tears through large print jobs – and produces great scanning results too
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Epson WorkForce WF-2630 reviewReviews For what you get, the price is certainly attractive, but performance is poor for both printing and scanning
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Oki MC342dnw reviewReviews An imposing laser printer with all the key features, great text quality and excellent print speeds
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Beating the printer 'confusopoly'Opinion There are a bewildering range of printers available, says Darien Graham-Smith, and the wrong choice can be a nightmare
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Lexmark CX310dn reviewReviews It’s no looker, but this is a serious laser printer offering performance and quality far beyond its price
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Epson EcoTank ET-4500 reviewReviews Stupendously low running costs can’t be sniffed at, but it’s still too expensive and overall performance is poor
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HP Envy 5540 reviewReviews A striking bit of design at an eye-catching price; the trade-off is mediocre quality and performance
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Canon Maxify MB5350 reviewReviews An upmarket inkjet that takes on the lasers – and, in many areas, manages to beat them
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Brother MFC-J5620DW reviewReviews A user-friendly inkjet with decent speed and great features – and the price is very right
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