An excellent system for anyone looking to stream music around the house.

The Philips DVDR 7300H would be one of the best hard disk recorders on the market if it came with a digital tuner, and the lack of it turns a great product into a mediocre one. Here's hoping a future release will see a digital version, and an update to the not quite user friendly menu system

Philips’ newest sound-bar works well as an unobtrusive addition to your home theatre, fitting in well with the most recent LCD and plasma panels. The addition of a subwoofer means it isn't as streamlined as other sound-bars, but it does provide a welcome boost to bass response.

A pricey option, this is a product that should appeal to users who are only looking for a unit with twin high definition tuners and a hard drive.

The DVDR9000H offers a great deal on paper but is let down by it's interface.

The Philips DVD-R3365 image quality is average, but this recorder is attractively priced and easy to use, with support for G-codes.

Difficult interface aside, the Philips Streamium WACS7000 is a well-designed wireless music system -- for anyone with the dosh.

The Philips Prestigo SRU9600 is great if you are looking for a basic universal remote control, but fails when put up against its more functional competitors.

This is a great idea and is implemented beautifully. While are other units out there that do the same thing, this unit screams quality, elegance and innovation.

An incredibly stylish offering from Philips that also sounds great

The DVDR725H delivers exceptionally powerful PVR-style recording, but is let down by a poorly integrated interface and the omission of a few notable features.

Philips' Prestigo SRU8015 is a competent universal remote, but it is difficult to set up.