A very stylish player that's got good performance to boot, and unfortunately a matching price tag

While the HD-XE1 is without a doubt the best HD-DVD player on the Australian market, it's also the most expensive. Non-enthusiasts may find the HD-XE1's asking price a little high, and ultimately may be better served by a more affordable model.

TEAC's DRHN200 is a system that will suit some users more than others. If its advantages entice you, then it's well worth considering.

The TF7000HT makes up for its lack of advanced features with great picture quality and intuitive operation.

An inventive product that isn't perfect but scores top marks for its ease of use.

The updated Squeezebox Duet from Logitech is one of the best music streaming devices on the market, with only a few flaws.

Though Legend has done a good job in fitting two tuners into the LPVRC, some design faults hold it back from the mainstream.

The DViCO TViX PVR M-4130SH is a useful device for those who love downloading video and audio files from the Internet. Being able to play them on your TV is great and with the new PVR features, you can watch and record digital television as well.

A fantastic device for any tech-savvy AV enthusiast, the TViX 4030PA PVR is only let down by a few slight omissions.

The cylindrical DViCO TViX HD M5000A looks sexy and performs impeccably, but all this comes at a cost.

A solid though unspectacular model that makes a good choice for those who are new to Home Theatre

Brilliant. If it weren't for the poor handling of JPG and MP3 discs, this DVD-recorder and VHS combo would get the perfect rating.