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One of the cheapest TV tuners you'll find

Unlike the 4600 and 3800 below them, the 5200 and upwards haven't chucked a meg and a half of cache over the edge in a desperate attempt to lose cost-weight. This still carries a full 2MB of L2.

The quad core conundrum remains

Back for one more fight

The best just got a little better...

The stylish choice gets Intel inside

A capable and well rounded video-editing package

A flagship receiver that looks and feels massive

Apple breaks the price barrier with its pro audio software

Now you can listen to your iPod without getting in a tangle

Affordable and stylish, but lacking a few key features

Don't let its obscure name put you off

A portable player that tries to be a Jack of all trades

Since its launch earlier this year, Denon's AVR-3805 has been the amplifier by which all others are judged. It is jam-packed with features that were the stuff of dreams a couple of years ago...

A value-busting Freeview alternative to Sky Plus

For when you feel that burning desire

The simple vinyl-to-MP3 converter package

Big is the new small for the Philip's latest MP3 player

Arcam has finally bitten the bullet by introducing an upgraded DVD player which is as near to being universal as the company has designed. First and foremost the Arcam DV137 is a DVD player

While many modern laptops carry built-in webcams as standard, the Logitech QuickCam for Notebooks Pro (£80 inc. VAT) is a great option for older laptops that don't.

While the last decade has seen the rest of the digicam world undergo a frenetic patch of technical evolution, it seems webcam developers have been taking it easier

Can this old-timer still compete?

Whenever a new Bang & Olufsen TV appears, you can be sure its design will be utterly iconic. So it goes with the BeoVision 7-40 - and then some

With the 80Gb Epson viewer, we fill our pockets with pics!

A stylish mid-range satnav