This is the best media streamer on the market at the moment and a pleasurable merge of form and function.

Philips' DVDR560H is the best DVD/Hard Drive recorder we have reviewed to date. It outperforms the competition in nearly every way, delivering unprecedented levels of flexibility and functionality.

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

The SC-PM71 is an exceptional sounding unit which has the added convenience of an included portable music player and the ability to record and share via the popular SD card medium. An excellent product but perhaps a little on the pricey side.

This recorder is a beast. High-budget users will find the RH7926W to be an outstanding unit, delivering top-end performance with a sleek and user-friendly design.

A fantastic universal remote, Logitech's Harmony One is able to vastly simplify home entertainment. For users with expansive setups, this is an excellent way to bring them all together.

One of the best home theatre systems we've looked at, it would satisfy everyone except true AV enthusiasts who require a hoard of options.

If you can afford it, the Panasonic DMR-BW500 is a wonderful addition to any high definition home entertainment setup. It offers dual HD tuners, a 500GB hard disk and Blu-ray writing capabilities making it a perfect all purpose device.

The Buffalo LinkTheater is packed with features, including support for high-definition, progressive scan, wireless networking, and compatibility with just about every popular media format imaginable.

The RX-V750's overall performance was exemplary for both music and movies. A real bargain.

If you want to record pay TV and have a real electronic program guide, then the Foxtel iQ is the only choice. It's a fantastic product, if you're willing to pay the subscription fee for it.

If you want a convenient way to stream a large music collection from your PC to up to two rooms in the house, Sonos' 130 Bundle can't be overlooked. It doesn't have a USB port, so it can't play music off a directly-attached external hard drive, for example; its sound quality is a little flat, the ZonePlayers don't have headphone jacks and its controller doesn't scroll long song titles -- but apart from those quibbles, it's bloody close to being perfect