If you're tired of getting tangled in your old guitar's cable or want a second controller to battle your friends, this stand-alone purchase is well worth shelling out for.

This is a frivolous item and one that has very little real world applications, but it amused us to no end and did its job well enough.

The latest offering from AVLabs should have plenty to offer in theory, but poor implementation and a disappointing LCD ruin the overall experience.

Although we were unable to test the surge protection capabilities, we do like the safety features that have been implemented and we're a fan of the cable management and aerial surge protection on this model.

The Claire digital photo frame is a cut above most frames we have reviewed - despite its flaws.

A polar opposite from the other Claire frame we have reviewed, the DF20072 is a poor product that underperformed and underwhelmed.

The Pocket Surfer 2 is a very cool concept, however its combination of poor interface, horrible navigation and somewhat sluggish load times means an Internet-enabled smartphone is still probably a better option unless you're really on a budget.

Dragon's Lair has never looked or sounded as good as it does on HD DVD. If you are a fan you should definitely check it out, but if you've never played it before, you may not enjoy it as a gaming experience.

Space Ace has never looked or sounded as good as it does in this latest HD outing. There's plenty of fun to be had if you dug Dragon's Lair back in the day, but the Naughties crowd are unlikely to 'get' it.

A portable size and plentiful input options make this mixer a decent choice for a mobile DJ as well as a function room, but bedroom DJs wishing to mix tunes of USB sticks will be disappointed with its execution.

Echologic’s 3.5in digital photo frame relies too much on its cute factor. It is let down by poor screen performance and inadequate internal storage, making it an underwhelming product.