Typical price: £499
What is it: HDD-based hi-fi jukebox
What we think: It's an incredibly expensive but high-performing system that will suit music lovers with vast audio collections
Sony Giga Juke NAS-50HDE History
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14 Mar 2008 in Crave
TVs, DVD recorders and hi-fis MPs can buy on expenses
If you're short of money, why not become an MP? You'll get a massive salary and virtually all of your consumer electronics will be totally free
3 Aug 2007 in Reviews
Streaming audio systems for the home
The great thing about streaming audio is its ability to free up your audio collection -- music no longer needs to be confined to one room, one PC or one audio system. Here's four of the best options
5 Jun 2007 in Crave
Hands-on with Sony's Giga Juke: Hard-disk hi-fi for the wealthy
Sony's Giga Juke NAS-50HDE hi-fi has an 80GB hard drive, a huge colour screen and it can be connected to a home network. Sounds good? Just wait 'til you see the price Sony's asking
28 Mar 2007 in Crave
Sony Giga Juke HDD Hi-Fi Audio: Two for the price of two
Sony's Giga Juke HDD Hi-Fi Audio is both a traditional hi-fi mini system and a traditional hi-fi deck. Two separate units and each boasting enormous hard disks
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