Richard Baguley
Richard Baguley has been working as a technology writer and journalist since 1993. As well as contributing to Tom's Guide, he writes for Cnet, T3, Wired and many other publications.
Latest articles by Richard Baguley
Blade Nano QX RTF Quadcopter Review
By Richard Baguley published
The Blade Nano is a simple, easy-to-fly quadcopter that's a great pick for beginner or trainee pilots.
TierTime UpBox 3D Printer Review
By Richard Baguley published
This powerful, high-quality 3D printer offers a huge build space and excellent software. For those who need to produce large, high-quality prints, it will be a great pick.
SeeMeCNC Orion Delta 3D Printer Review: Tall and Smooth
By Richard Baguley published
The SeeMeCNC Orion Delta is a great pick for printing large, smooth objects in a number of materials, but it's not great for small, detailed items.
LulzBot Mini Review: Small 3D Printer With Big Quality
By Richard Baguley published
The LulzBot Mini justifies its price with high quality, easy operation and support for a wide range of materials.
Solidoodle Press 3D Printer Review: Serious Defects
By Richard Baguley published
With layers failing to stick to the print bed or each other, the majority of prints failed, and we cannot recommend this device to anyone.
Cube 3 3D Printer Review: Quality Prints, for a Price
By Richard Baguley published
3D Systems' Cube 3 offers simple 3D printing in two colors at once. Quality varies, though, and the print material is unusually expensive.
Ultimaker 2 3D Printer Review: Quality Worth the Price
By Richard Baguley published
The Ultimaker 2 is a well-built, sophisticated 3D printer that produces high-quality prints in a variety of materials. But it isn't cheap.
XYZ Da Vinci 1.0 AiO 3D Printer/Scanner Review: Mixed
By Richard Baguley published
$799 da Vinci 1.0 AiO combo offers decent 3D printing performance, but poor 3D scanning quality - failing on all but the simplest objects.
Formlabs Form 1+ 3D Printer Review
By Richard Baguley published
This expensive 3D printer produces excellent-quality 3D prints using a resin material, but it does have some quirks.
How to Look Good on Skype
By Richard Baguley published
Skype makes it easy to call anyone online - and to look bad in a video call. Here are some simple tips for looking your best online.
Printrbot Simple Metal Review: 3D Printing on the Cheap
By Richard Baguley published
The Printrbot Simple Maker is the most affordable 3D printer currently available and offers a great, low-cost introduction to 3D printing.
Sony Alpha a7 Mirrorless Camera Review: Full-Frame Power
By Richard Baguley published
Sony's Alpha a7 is a pro-level mirrorless camera that offers excellent full-frame performance and good ergonomics in a compact design.
How To Update the Samsung NX300 Camera's Firmware
By Richard Baguley published
An update to the firmware for Samsung's NX300 mirrorless digital camera fixes a few annoying bugs and adds new features. Here's how to install the update.
Nikon D5300 DSLR Review
By Richard Baguley published
Nikon's new enthusiast DSLR offers a few upgrades over the D5200, such as GPS and Wi-Fi, but continued high image-quality is the best feature.
Olympus OM-D E-M10 Mirrorless Camera Review
By Richard Baguley published
The E-M10 Micro Four Thirds mirrorless camera packs a lot of features and high-quality imaging capability into a very small, sturdy body.
Nikon D3300 DSLR Review: A Great DSLR Value
By Richard Baguley published
The Nikon D3300 is an excellent entry-level camera for aspiring photographers, delivering a good feature set and high-quality images.
Lulzbot TAZ 3 3D Printer Review
By Richard Baguley published
The TAZ 3 is a solid, robust 3D printer that can create good quality prints but it does require a lot of set-up and tweaking.
Sense Handheld 3D Scanner Review
By Richard Baguley published
The Sense 3D Scanner uses Kinect technology to create 3D models for 3D printing. It doesn't work well with smaller objects, though.
3D-Printing Apps for Windows 8.1 Start to Arrive
By Richard Baguley published
3D-printer manufacturer MakerBot has released a driver for Windows 8.1, and other companies are soon to follow.
New DSLRs and Mirrorless Cameras Sport Retro Look and Feel
By Richard Baguley published
Old is new again for high-end cameras. Manufacturers are taking inspiration from the past when designing new DSLRs and mirrorless models.
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