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CNET UK > Crave > Home Cinema
Dolby Volume: No more inaudible speech and deafening music
If you've ever switched inputs on your TV and been blown away by the incredible difference in volume, Dolby has a new technology that might make your life better Read more
8 January 2008, 06:33 | Tags: Freeview, Freeview, sound effects, Jeremy Kyle
CNET UK > Reviews > Laptops
Acer Ferrari One review
There's no denying that the Ferrari One is the best netbook so far, offering a larger-than-usual, 11.6-inch screen, speedy performance, and a truly excellent keyboard. If you can live with a lid that may cause people to question the length of your reproductive appendage, you won't be disappointed Read more
29 September 2009, 13:46 | Tags: Acer, Acer Ferrari One, VGA, Ethernet, clock speed
CNET UK > Reviews > Accessories
Popcorn Hour C-200 review
If you thought media streamers don't get better than the Popcorn Hour A-100 and A-110, the C-200 may make you revise your opinion. Offering a new design and even more features, including a slot for a Blu-ray drive, it's a great device that will be even better once a few bugs are ironed out Read more
28 September 2009, 12:59 | Tags: Popcorn Hour, Popcorn Hour C-200, torrent files, universal remote, LED
CNET UK > Reviews > Televisions
Samsung UE46B8000 review
The 46-inch, 1080p, LED-edge-lit UE46B8000 is fantastically thin, offers excellent picture quality and is packed full of useful and entertaining features. It's pricey and there are some patchiness issues with the backlight on rare occasions, but this is a remarkable set Read more
8 June 2009, 15:27 | Tags: Samsung, Samsung UE46B8000, high definition, HDMI, AV receiver
CNET UK > Reviews > Mobile Phones
LG Arena KM900 review
The iPhone-inspired Arena KM900 boasts an amazing wealth of features, including a decent 5-megapixel camera and high-quality video-recording capability. Battery life could be better, and the Arena can't quite match Apple's device in terms of usability, but touchscreen-phone fans should check it out Read more
23 March 2009, 11:44 | Tags: LG Electronics, LG Arena KM900, headphones, megapixel camera, xenon flash
CNET UK > Reviews > Accessories
Popcorn Hour A-110 review
We loved the Popcorn Hour A-100, because for around £150 you got a media streamer that can play virtually every video format under the Sun and has enormous flexibility. Now the company has tweaked the hardware and added some new features, including HDMI 1.3 and SATA support Read more
26 August 2008, 16:39 | Tags: Popcorn Hour, Popcorn Hour A-110, media streamer, picture quality, LEDs
CNET UK > Reviews > DVD & PVR
Humax Foxsat-HD (freesat) review
The freesat satellite service is finally here and so is the Humax Foxsat-HD receiver. Although it's one of the first to hit the market, it already feels like a mature product. It's fast, user friendly and offers great picture quality, all while managing to pack all this into a compact and stylish box Read more
9 May 2008, 13:29 | Tags: Humax, Humax Foxsat-HD (freesat), Dolby Digital, Freeview, EPG
CNET UK > Reviews > Accessories
Onkyo TX-SR607 review
Home-cinema enthusiasts should be well pleased with the easy-to-use and funky-looking TX-SR607. It's a truly smashing AV receiver that offers plenty of useful features at a reasonable price. Most importantly, it offers fantastic sound quality, producing bass that'll make your teeth chatter Read more
5 May 2009, 14:52 | Tags: Onkyo, Onkyo TX-SR607, love, component inputs, Dolby Pro Logic
CNET UK > Reviews > Accessories
Onkyo HTX-22HD review
The Onkyo HTX-22HD offers a compact solution for people looking to improve the sound quality of their TVs with a home cinema sound system. Even better, it won't break the bank at around £300. We also like that Onkyo keeps it simple by running the whole operation from the subwoofer Read more
6 November 2008, 15:37 | Tags: Onkyo, Onkyo HTX-22HD, upscaling, Dolby TrueHD, subwoofer
CNET UK > Reviews > DVD & PVR
Sony BDP-S760 review
At last, Sony has delivered the awesome stand-alone Blu-ray player that we always knew it was capable of making. Aesthetically, the BDP-S760 is about as original as cake, and a few other recent players may have more features, but it delivers the best Blu-ray pictures we've seen this side of £500 Read more
19 November 2009, 17:58 | Tags: Sony, Sony BDP-S760, analogue, routers, picture quality
