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Expert Technologies Fusion Multi Media PC review

Reviews Its physical appearance helps it blend in with your existing audio or video components, and its hybrid digital/analogue TV tuner lets you watch and record a host of terrestrial Freeview channels -- all for under £800 from Expert Technologies' Web...

Editor's rating   5

Tags: expert technologies, cpu, ports, television

7 December 2005, 16:34

Shure SE210 sound isolating headphones review

Reviews The SE210s may seem expensive for headphones at around £80, but they're actually the entry-level model in audio expert Shure's new sound-isolating range. Unlike their more expensive cousins, which use two or three drivers, the SE210s utilise a...

Editor's rating   7.6

Tags: shure, cable, entry, volume

10 May 2007, 17:00

Cowon iAudio F2 review

Reviews Can Cowon top audio expert Creative at its own game within a fiercely competitive market? Cowon's iAudio F2 is a very compact little MP3 player that boasts support for loads of audio formats, including the open-source MP3 alternative OGG.

Editor's rating   6.7

Tags: cowon, stations, windows explorer, capacity

19 July 2007, 15:33

Philips SA2820 review

Reviews Each edge of this square-shaped face acts as a navigational button à la iRiver Clix -- a questionable move, since the player picks up fingerprints like a forensics expert. In the past, Philips MP3 players have been functional, attractive, easy to...

Editor's rating   6

Tags: philips, cleaner, dedicated, microphone

26 June 2008, 16:50

Logitech Squeezebox Duet review

Reviews There's lots of customisation available for expert users, but novices won't be faced with these options unless they seek them out, so technophobes and IT professionals will enjoy the software equally.

Editor's rating   9.3

Tags: logitech, streaming, wi fi, remote control

8 May 2008, 10:18

DLP delights: budget projectors for home cinemas

Reviews It's also extraordinarily cheap, especially considering it's made by projection expert Toshiba, and it's compact and easy to set up. Projectors -- once the pursuit of the rich, now available for just over £1,000.

19 July 2005, 14:56

Liteon LVW-5045 review

Reviews Menu navigation is superb, and is designed for both the novice and expert user. More and more Far Eastern companies are stepping up to take on the big boys of the consumer electronics world. Because they generally choose cheap, off-the-shelf...

Editor's rating   7

Tags: liteon, hard drive, commercial, toshiba

25 May 2005, 17:59

Terratec Noxon iRadio review

Reviews It's not as easy to use and configure as an ordinary radio, but you don't need to be an expert, and the ability to listen to over 2,500 stations as well as podcasts and your own MP3s streamed from your PC make it worth the investment.

Editor's rating   9.1

Tags: terratec, stations, wi fi, wave

22 February 2007, 15:47

InFocus ScreenPlay 777 review

Reviews It's worth repeating: you really do want to employ a home cinema expert to set this thing up. These super-premium products offers Odeon-quality projection in the home along with full high definition compatibility.

Editor's rating   8.7

Tags: infocus, high definition, mark, accessories

17 October 2005, 19:21

NEC 42XR3 review

Reviews Like a fine wine, NEC's plasma can be enjoyed by all, but if you're an expert, your insider knowledge can significantly enhance your experience. Because of its huge size (and therefore price), the 61XR3 was only suitable for businesses and the...

Editor's rating   7.3

Tags: nec, cable, panasonic, speakers

31 August 2005, 19:42

Sony Ericsson Z750i review

Reviews And although the mirrored finish on the front is initially quite easy on the eye, after you've used the phone for a while you'll be cursing the fact that it picks up more finger print than a forensics expert.

Editor's rating   7.8

Tags: sony ericsson, ericsson, location, shots

30 July 2008, 17:45

Shure SE110 sound-isolating earphones review

Reviews Shure's new SE110 sound-isolating earphones take the 'entry level' crown from the SE210s and promise to let you 'hear music as it's meant to be heard'. This is a bold statement for a pair of £70 earphones.Can an entry level set of 'phones truly...

Editor's rating   7.3

Tags: shure, entry, cable, material

12 October 2007, 15:45