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CNET UK > Reviews > Camcorders
JVC Everio GZ-MC500 review
Because of the MC500's 3CCD system, the picture recorded to the internal Microdrive is better than anything a single-CCD system is capable of. The most convincing reason to consider the MC500 is its size, though. Unlike most camcorders, it will fit in your pocket Read more
22 July 2005, 15:14 | Tags: JVC, JVC Everio GZ-MC500, love, manual focus, movie studios
CNET UK > Reviews > Televisions
Loewe Connect 42 Media Full-HD+ 100 DR+ review
The 42-inch, 1080p Connect 42 Media Full-HD+ 100 DR+ is the very definition of a premium LCD TV. It looks stunning in every set-up option, its multimedia capability is unparalleled, it delivers positively Olympian sound, and its pictures are frequently awesome Read more
10 November 2009, 10:44 | Tags: Loewe, Loewe Connect 42 Media Full-HD+ 100 DR+, audio files, HDMI, file formats
CNET UK > Reviews > MP3 & Digital Music
Apple iPod classic review
Coming in 80GB and 160GB capacities, the new Apple iPod classic can hold a massive archive of music and video. There's no need to pick and choose which music goes with you, even if you rip CDs at the very highest lossless quality. The interface has been given a lovely Cover Flow makeover, too Read more
18 September 2007, 16:50 | Tags: Apple, Apple iPod classic, podcasts, firmware, cover art
CNET UK > Reviews > MP3 & Digital Music
Cowon D2+ review
The D2+ is a great touchscreen MP3 player that's packed full of useful features and offers outstanding audio quality, thanks to its sound-enhancement settings. Users of its predecessor, the iAudio D2, won't notice a great deal of changes though, and the lack of AAC support is hard to justify Read more
17 March 2009, 16:52 | Tags: Cowon, Cowon D2+, bookmarking, playlists, audio quality
CNET UK > Reviews > Digital Radio, MP3 & Digital Music
Cowon iAudio D2 DMB (DAB) review
Cowon's iAudio D2 was a fab little MP3 and video player with features bursting from its elegant seams, but the Korean manufacturer has somehow managed to upgrade it by cramming an entire DAB digital radio in Read more
30 August 2007, 15:12 | Tags: Cowon, Cowon iAudio D2 DMB (DAB), OGG, conversion software, bit rates
CNET UK > Reviews > MP3 & Digital Music
Samsung YP-Q1 Diamond review
This could very well be the best Samsung MP3 player to date. Not only is it remarkably affordable at £99 for 16GB, but with support for lossless FLAC audio, BBC iPlayer, FM radio, drag-and-drop file management and a cracking little screen, it's going on our list of Samsung successes Read more
11 November 2008, 12:04 | Tags: Samsung, Samsung YP-Q1 Diamond, bit rates, video podcasts, video player
CNET UK > Reviews > MP3 & Digital Music
iRiver Lplayer review
The most notable feature of the iRiver Lplayer music and video player is its ease of use. Helped by its simple menus, this is a great player for technophobes and the usually gadget-fearing population. It's a great MP3 player: cute, small, simple and it sounds good Read more
22 July 2008, 15:33 | Tags: iriver, iRiver Lplayer, audiophiles, headphones, video conversion
CNET UK > Reviews > Mobile Phones
Nokia 5220 XpressMusic review
Best noticed for its teen-friendly looks, and best purchased for its musical abilities, this otherwise average Nokia 5220 XpressMusic phone does its main job well. It's not breaking any ground or adding anything new to the market, but what it needed to get right, it's got right Read more
2 October 2008, 12:20 | Tags: Nokia, Nokia 5220 XpressMusic, video performance, megapixel camera, vibrant colours
CNET UK > Reviews > MP3 & Digital Music
iRiver B20 review
Besides MP3s, the iRiver B20 plays both DAB and FM radio. A massive 170mm telescopic aerial swivels around the back to provide excellent sound quality for when you're in transit. It also has a built-in voice recorder, flash games and an alarm, making this a fully-stocked player Read more
8 November 2007, 14:29 | Tags: iriver, iRiver B20, AAC, video conversion, miniSD
CNET UK > Reviews > Camcorders
JVC Everio GZ-MG20 review
While casual users will find the MG20's nine-hour footage capacity is more than enough for general use, compulsive videographers will be better off opting for a removable hard-disk camera. But the overwhelming reason to opt for the MG20 is its tin-can size Read more
28 November 2005, 17:36 | Tags: JVC, JVC Everio GZ-MG20, colour balance, translation, image stabilisation
