This is a device designed for a single purpose, and designed to do it well. Users looking for flexibility and multiple features would be better served by another product, but those who are interested in a powerful and to-the-point DVD recorder would be hard pressed to find a better choice than the DMR10.

It's a little raw in places, but the JVC hard disk DVD player covers all the bases.

JVC's HRXV3 is definitely one of the more basic DVD/VCR combinations on the market; however, its low price and simplistic interface would suit users who aren't interested in recording to DVD.

Even though its user interface is below par, the JVC makes up for it with a very cool set of features--including DVD recording--in this powerful combo device.

It's basic and easy to use, but don't ask for too much.

A media receiver, amplifier and radio tuner-in-one that's ideal for high-end home theatre installations. Although priced higher than standard media streamers, it clearly offers a whole lot more.

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

The Kenwood SAT7100 home theatre kit offers fantastic, expansive sound and a wide range of input connectors to suit just about every common AV component. Just ensure you have room to fit the AV unit and speakers.

A reasonable purchase for those venturing into the world of home theatre.

An excellent CD/DVD player and speaker package whose virtual surround sound is the clear standout feature, although it is not equipped with a component video output.

If you don't know how to plug your PC into your TV, but still want to, then this is the product for you!

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.