Bearded audiophiles might turn up their noses at them, but all-in-one systems are the saviour of the budget buyer. Samsung’s HT-BD1252 provides cash-strapped punters a way of upgrading to Blu-ray and getting a full 5.1 sound system into the bargain. But is it a false economy? Read our Samsung HT-BD1252 review to find out.
We all know that flatpanel TVs are the slickest gadgets going, but there’s no reason why your Blu-ray deck shouldn’t look just as good. With this in mind, Philips has launched the BDP7500, one of the best-looking disc-spinners in town. Read our Philips BDP7500 review to find out if its beauty is only skin deep.
Soundbars remain a decent punt for those lacking the space for a full-on set up, but still want that surround sound punch while indulging that action movie habit. And this LG HLB54S doesn’t just provide speaker smarts, but also Blu-ray skills too. So how does it fair when it’s hooked up to your TV? Read our LG HLB54S review now and we’ll tell you just what’s what.
What do you get when you combine Freesat with a Sony Bravia? The KDL-40W5810, that’s what. The ambitious satellite service joins plenty of other digital goodies inside this shiny black beast, and we find out how they all get along in our Sony Bravia KDL-40W5810 review.
Toshiba has cast aside its mass-market appeal and gone for full-blown luxury with its first ever LED-backlit TV. But with a price tag to match, it has a tough job on its hands to impress us. We find out how it gets on in our Toshiba Regza 46SV685DB review.
Blu-ray player or not, Toshiba remains serious about DVD upscaling. Its latest effort, the Toshiba XDE600, has gone on diet to shed the pounds in both weight and cost, but is it still the real deal? We find out in our Toshiba XDE600 review.
BBC iPlayer on Freesat has arrived! If you’re packing a Humax Freesat box you can tune in to Auntie’s programmes on demand using your remote. What’s it like? Read our full BBC iPlayer on Freesat review to find out!
