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Apple TV review

Beautifully designed and easy to use, Apple TV is a top-notch product if you're happy to rely on iTunes and Netflix for content. Read more

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30 March 2012 by Niall Magennis

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Crystal Acoustics MediaMatchBox review

Crystal Acoustics' MediaMatchBox media player can deal with pretty much any format you throw it at. It's ideal if you want to add file playback capabilities to a TV or take your downloads on the road. Read more

£55

20 September 2011 by Steve May

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Gear4 UnityRemote review

The Gear4 UnityRemote is a smart solution to a very common problem -- too many remotes. This little widget, with the help of an iPhone or iPod touch, will simplify your home-entertainment system. Read more

£99

25 November 2010 by Ian Morris

CNET UK > Reviews > TVs and Home Cinema > Blu-ray and DVD > Blu-ray Players and Recorders

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Toshiba BDX2100 review

The Toshiba BDX2100 is a decent Blu-ray player, but not one that has us jumping with excitement. As great as it is to see a player for £80, we think Sony's £100 machines offer significantly more, for not much extra cash. Read more

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19 October 2010 by Ian Morris

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Goodmans GDB300HD review

The Goodmans GDB300HD is a good Freeview HD box that does the job for a pretty small sum of money. At around £70, we think it represents a great deal. Read more

£70

4 October 2010 by Ian Morris

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Apple TV 2nd gen hands-on

The second-gen Apple TV is an appealing prospect, but we'd like to see a lower price tag and more UK content. Read more

1 September 2010 by Luke Westaway

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Western Digital WD TV Live review

The 1080p-capable WD TV Live may not be quite as flexible as more expensive networked media streamers, but it's hard to find real fault in this machine, given its bargain-basement price. It does a great job of getting video from your computer to your TV, and should satisfy most users Read more

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4 January 2010 by Ian Morris

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Hisense MP800H Media HD Player review

The MP800H Media HD Player offers 1080p video playback, either via USB or over your home network, for a remarkably low price. This media streamer may not have as many features as a Popcorn Hour machine, but it costs less than half as much, and its playback capabilities will be good enough for most people Read more

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12 October 2009 by Ian Morris

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Digital Vision GiGo review

The GiGo Freeview personal video recorder doesn't have the best build quality you'll ever encounter and it's a fairly ugly piece of kit. But it does what it does -- recording programmes to USB storage -- very well, and will appeal to those who want to take their TV out and about Read more

£70

13 July 2009 by Ian Morris

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Western Digital WD TV review

The WD TV is a really well-designed and well-executed little media streamer that manages to outshine devices that cost significantly more. With good codec support, an appealing user interface and excellent 1080p video playback, it's hard to dislike this machine Read more

£80

1 July 2009 by Ian Morris