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Western Digital WD TV Live Hub review

We love the Western Digital WD TV Live Hub. Its 1TB hard drive is a stroke of genius and it plays video beautifully. Switching from one source to another is confusing, but this device is still well worth your money. Read more

£170

29 November 2010 by Ian Morris

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D-Link Boxee Box review

The D-Link Boxee Box media streamer has major networking problems and, although we've been promised a solution in new firmware, we can't comment on this until the company releases the update. Read more

£200

24 November 2010 by Ian Morris

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Asus O!Play HD2 review

The Asus O!Play HD2 looks just like its name suggests -- a right mess. Aesthetics aside, this is a serious media streamer for enthusiasts, and it does its job extremely well. Read more

£110

8 November 2010 by Ian Morris

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Sling Media Slingbox Pro-HD review

As with the original Slingbox Pro, most of this will be overkill for the majority of users who just want to stream their live TV or DVR to their PC or smart phone. But for home-cinema enthusiasts and hard-core gadget heads, the Slingbox Pro-HD may well be worth it. Read more

£200

27 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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HDX Bone review

The Bone is an impressive little media streamer. It's at its best when you whack in a hard drive, as you can then take it on the road and play back 1080p video on any TV with an HDMI port. The teeny tiny remote control may gradually drive you insane though Read more

£139

28 June 2010 by Ian Morris

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Elgato EyeTV Netstream DTT review

The EyeTV Netstream DTT is a tiny, dual-tuner box that feeds a Freeview signal over your home network, so any PC or Mac can become a digital TV recorder. It's a simple idea and Elgato has executed it brilliantly. If watching Doctor Who in the bath is a priority, check it out Read more

£191

27 April 2010 by Ian Morris

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Conceptronic Grab'n'Go Full HD Media Player review

The Grab'n'Go is a very good 1080p media streamer. Its design is appealing, it handles video brilliantly and it offers impressive codec support. It's more expensive than some of its rivals, but it's extremely easy to connect to your network and it supports USB storage devices too Read more

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19 April 2010 by Ian Morris

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HDX BD-1 review

The BD-1 will let you watch 1080p material via a network, hard disk, USB drive or external Blu-ray drive, making it a good choice if you're seeking an all-round media box. It needs better software for sharing media via a computer, but that may be forthcoming in the near future Read more

£165

25 January 2010 by Ian Morris

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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

£99

4 January 2010 by Ian Morris