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Eclipse TD307PAII review

If you're looking to replace the speakers that came with your PC, there's no doubt that the Eclipse TD307PAII speakers could do the job a billion times better. Their unique sound is the work of fine engineering so you can turn off the lights and pretend your favourite artists are in the room with you Read more

£400

13 February 2008 by Nate Lanxon

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Creative I-Trigue L3800 review

The Creative I-Trigue L3800s boasts both good looks and power, and the fact that these 2.1 speakers sound crisper than past models earns them a higher rating. The L3800s also score points for a wireless remote, altogether making them strong contenders against the competition Read more

£113

19 December 2005 by Tim Gideon

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Logitech Z-5450 Digital 5.1 review

Logitech brings its wireless initiative to multimedia speakers with the new Z-5450 Digital 5.1 speaker system, the first 5.1-channel multimedia speaker set to incorporate wireless surround speakers. Despite having a high price, the Z-5450s' unbeatable convenience makes it a winner Read more

£279

27 October 2005 by Nathaniel Wilkins

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Logitech Z-4 review

The latest in the Z line, the Logitech Z-4s, are a much better and more user-friendly speaker set than their predecessors. They're still not as good across a broad range of audio tasks as Logitech's outstanding Z-2300s, but the Z-4s won't disappoint gamers or music and movie fans on a budget Read more

£90

4 October 2005 by Tim Gideon