The Rock remote control for Windows Vista does exactly what it says on the box. While it won't be the most essential purchase you'll ever make, it performs its primary function decidedly well.

Teac's DVP221 is a small DVD player. That's about it — it doesn't do anything its competitors can't and isn't very good-looking. It does everything it professes to do quite well, at least.

If you need a cheap and cheerful Universal Remote, the Z150 will do the job

For the price, Teac's DV3131 is a decent machine. It can handle DVD video as well as a variety of compressed formats through USB.

The TEAC SDB450 is a great product for anyone looking for an affordable, simple and easy way to access digital TV.

A perfect entry into the world of digital television - cheap, small, and simple, and without any major flaws.

The standard-definition Unimax ST-102 has a full range of features, and no major flaws at all.

Legend Digital's LSD2 offers inexpensive standard definition digital (DVB-T) support.

As a sound card to transform your bog-standard PC into a music or media centre, the UD10.1 is fantastic. It has a confusing layout of ports, but if you can live with this you’ll be pleased.

Even without support for high definition, the CTDV100 delivers sharp, clear pictures with an easy-to-use interface and functions.

For the home theatre enthusiast on a very tight budget, these speakers from Laser will do the trick nicely.

An easy way to wirelessly transmit your music, but it would have been nice to see some extra features