Denon ASD-IR review
Looking to get your iPod and home stereo singing from the same hymn sheet? This sensibly priced Denon will make a fine conductor
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Arcam Solo review
Fed up with home cinema separates cluttering your living room but don’t want to lose out on performance? Arcam’s one-box marvel could be your saviour.
Toshiba 20W330D review
You’ve got your enormo-screen as your living-room focal point, but now you can’t bring yourself to look at that 14in portable in the bedroom. You need to upgrade, my friend.
Themescene HD81 review
The HD81 has the projector world in a frenzy. But can it deliver on its promise of full-fat hi-def DLP for what, by home cinema standards, is a pretty reasonable price?
Arcam r-dock review
British hi-fi stalwart Arcam is looking to make a serious dent in the lucrative iPod accessories market – with its tank-like rDock
CyrusLink Link Mini Two review
It won’t win any beauty pageants, but can CyrusLink’s LinkMini Two overcome its traumatic encounter with the ugly stick and prove itself the ideal home for your iPod?
Cambridge Audio 640H-MW review
We’re huge fans of Cambridge Audio’s Azur range of hi-fi components – and now it’s added a 160GB music server with wireless streaming talents.
Hitachi P50T01 review
It’s got a motorised stand and a gamer-friendly front HDMI port, but is that enough to help this 50in Hitachi plasma put one over on the big boys?
Fujitsu P50XHA58EB review
The Fujitsu P50XHA58EB 50in TV should win a lot of admirers with its sleek and sexy looks – but will they be driven away by its lack of features?
Canon EOS 400D review
The 400D takes over from Canon’s best-selling 350D, bringing another 2 million pixels, a bigger screen and a bundle of other goodies.
TVonics DVR-150 review
A new breed of Freeview Playback PVRs have invaded Stuff towers – and this British-made TVonics box is one of the best.
Ferguson FD1 Prism review
The FD1 Prism combines two of our favourite things ever: multi-channel telly and those giant airport-dwelling Toblerones. Can it live up to such promise?
