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HD ready or not
The digital TV revolution is finally gaining momentum with networks Seven and Ten set to offer new digital channels.
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New twist on TV remote
You won't have to grope around for the remote anymore if Toshiba's latest technology makes it to your living room.
Making it personal
If you're sick of the networks dictating what you watch and when, a
Personal Video Recorder could be the answer.
Hard drive value
Forget about the VHS tape shuffle. Adam Turner puts some basic
hard-drive recorders to the test.
A vision splendid
Projectors are the ticket to home cinema heaven, writes Rod
Easdown.
Whatmough P33 loudspeakers
The P33 delivered a very powerful sound that was equally strong
from the low bass to the extreme treble.
Review: Altec Lansing InMotion iM500 portable speakers
When your portable music player is so small that you can stick it
in your pocket and not even feel it there, it's a shame to lug
around large speakers.
LaCie FireWire Speakers
Standing out from the crowded market for computer speakers is no
easy task, but these unusual gadgets manage to do just that.
Fast Forward
Should TVs have an energy rating?
Just like washing machines, fridges and dishwashers, the next time you go to buy a television you could well be basing your decision not only on performance but on energy star ratings as well.
And if Digital CEnergy's recommendations to the Federal Government are taken onboard, you may not have a c...
Agree? Disagree? Have your say.
Sony to ship first OLED ultra-thin TV
Sony will launch the world's first television based on organic
light-emitting diode (OLED) technology in December.
Home server
Microsoft's new device will be the backbone of home computing,
writes David Flynn.