CES: Microsoft brings BT Vision IPTV to the Xbox 360
A rare bit of UK-specific news from the Consumer Electonics Show in Vegas – Microsoft has teamed up with BT to bring the BT Vision internet TV service
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CES – strange but true
In between the giant LCDs and tiny camcorders, the other wonderful thing about CES is the chance to witness some bonkers-but-cool technology. I m
CES – is HD-DVD dead?
Possibly the biggest story of CES has happened before the show has even begun. Warner Bros has announced that it will no longer support HD-DVD, leavin
Gadget of the Day: Carlsberg DraughtMaster mark II
To lager-lovers, the perfect pint is a heady goal, with many travelling meters to public houses to achieve this. To bring this goal one step closer to
KEF releases new home cinema speaker KITs
Audio mastermind KEF is unleashing a rampant hoard of home cinema speakers. We’re told they’re perfect for those of you who just like to p
Stuff trials the O2 Wallet mobile phone payment scheme
This phone may look like a humble Nokia 6131. Hell, it may even taste like one – we’ve resisted the urge to lick it – but within its
PSP gets much needed battery boost
One thing the PSP couldn’t claim it was all that good at was lasting for a long, long time. Like some kind of electronic pink bunny banging cymb
Goodmans GDVD305DVBT review
First it was DVD players, now recorders. The Goodmans GDVDR319 is fun for your finances, but will it please with performance?
Onkyo’s LS-V501 home cinema system goes boom
High-end home cinema receiver mastermind Onkyo is tempting all of us stereo-dependant DVD fans with a cunning blend of powerful audio magic with a pig
Nintendo DS Browser review
Nintendo hits the web on DS with a little help from Opera – but it’s a bit of a bumpy landing
Mitsubishi does hi-spec budget HDTV
Mysterious Japanese electronic sage Mitsubishi – yes, it’s still around – is unleashing a pair of high-spec 20-odd inch HDTVs. Rathe
Denon DVD-1940 review
No, it’s not an episode of The World At War. It’s Denon’s revamped, 1080p-upscaling DVD player