Like its bigger brother, the Azentek CPC-1100 is an impressive unit on the whole, but its premium price tag means it will be out of reach for most people. Differing only in screen and unit size from its sibling, the single-DIN CPC-1100 will again set you back no less than $4500, excluding installation.

Azentek’s CPC-1200 is an impressive unit on the whole, but its premium price tag means it will be out of reach for most people. Although the features are commendable and there is huge potential for upgrades, we just can't justify the price tag: the unit will set you back no less than $4500, excluding installation.

If you want to play your iPod in the car, this is by far the best option on the market. It’s not perfect, but it’s the closest you’ll get and the integration and sound quality is excellent.

Poorly designed and implemented, the MFM10 simply doesn’t do what it’s supposed to. There are plenty of alternatives out there, so avoid this one at all costs.

This is a perfectly average device as it does what it’s designed to do, but fails to go any further. Learn its faults, work around them, and it will prove to be a decidedly useful device.

Sony are on to a good thing with the Dream Station, however, it definitely needs further development as there are display and design problems that hinder both performance and product enjoyment.