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Seagate Freeagent Theater review
In spite of its irritating American spelling, the Seagate Freeagent Theater is a handy little device. In tandem with a Seagate hard drive, it's a very easy and pleasant way of looking at photos and listening to music via your TV. It can stream video as well, although that shouldn't be what you're looking for here Read more
12 May 2009 by Ian Morris
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ZyXEL DMA-1000 review
If you want to stream the photos, music and videos stored on your PC to your TV you'll need a media streamer such as the ZyXEL DMA-1000. It handles a broad range of video and picture file formats, which it can output in high definition over HDMI Read more
16 August 2007 by Patrick Wignall
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JVC DD-3 Sophisti review
...once we found them.Edited by John P. FalconeAdditional editing by Nick Hide Read more
13 June 2007 by Matthew Moskovciak
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Samsung HT-XQ100 review
...speakers are curvy and shiny, and the subwoofer is compact enough to hide away in a corner. All speaker cables are included, as is an... Read more
26 October 2006 by Rob Gillman
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Pioneer DCS-360 review
Compared to other systems available for around £300, Pioneer's DCS-360 is an outstanding example. You get a more generous speaker package featuring floor-standing speakers and it's one of the few budget systems that can claim HDMI connectivity, which allows you to play near high-definition quality 720p or 1080i pictures Read more
13 September 2006 by Richard Arrowsmith
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Sony LocationFree review
The Sony LocationFree lets you watch TV programmes being shown at your house remotely via the Internet, just like the Slingbox. Its best feature is that it works with the PSP, an ideal device for watching video on the go, but it's more expensive and has fewer features than its rival Read more
26 July 2006 by Rory Reid
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Toshiba MT400 review
...effect' that afflicts LCD models. Edited by Mary LojkineAdditional editing by Nick Hide Read more
30 May 2006 by Richard Arrowsmith
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Philips HTS8000S review
Every part of the HTS8000S system has been placed on a strict diet by Philips -- the subwoofer can be hung on the wall, the DVD player is a unique vertical design and the speakers could easily be tucked away on a bookshelf. Judged as a limited 2.1 system, it performs well and provides excellent video quality Read more
26 January 2006 by Guy Cocker
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Denon S-101 review
Denon has a long tradition of high-end products and the S-101 isn't going to damage its stellar reputation. This 2.1 DVD system has speakers and features -- such as iPod integration -- that are good enough to merit the extra investment Read more
7 November 2005 by Guy Cocker
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Optoma MovieTime DV10 review
This 'home cinema in a box' solution -- a projector with built-in DVD player -- will suit movie fans who travel, as they can carry a complete cinema in one bag. On these terms, the MovieTime is a wholly successful experiment, and certainly helped by being excellent value for money Read more
30 August 2005 by Guy Cocker
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