The Sony DSTHD100 is innovative and easy to use, despite a few minor flaws.

Harman/Kardon's DVD-47 is a great device for watching DVDs on a high definition TV.

A reasonable alternative for people who want 5.1 and already have a DVD player. It comes at a budget price but there are better options.

Despite the problems using the USB port and the slight inconvenience of the remote control and MP3 and JPEG playback, we found this unit very easy to use for watching and recording TV and very reliable. Its picture quality was excellent and it was also a very quiet operator, with only one small rear fan cooling the unit and only slight hard disk noise evident during boot-up and seek sequences. It's also well priced for a dual-tuner set top box. We highly recommend it.

One of the better high end HD receivers available, the Sony DST-HD500 delivers excellent value for those with the system to support it.

A very commendable micro Hi-Fi system from Kenwood that combines great sound and design with a myriad of sound equalisation options.

If you need a universal remote that's fairly easy to use, supports thousands of devices and looks attractive to boot, you may want to check out the Logitech 1000i.

A good FM tuner, but DAB support is not yet useful

A good design and delivers on the features it includes. However buyers should be aware of the omissions: time shift of live TV is not supported and the device includes an analogue rather than digital tuner.

Sharp's BDHP20X is well worth considering as an entry-level Blu-ray player, delivering a good selection of features for an affordable price.

The Pinnacle SoundBridge Radio provides a pleasurable listening experience straight out of the box. However, setup difficulties and a lack of audio outputs makes it hard to justify the outlay required for this product when other players in the market offer the same features at a lower price.