Gadget of the Week
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Samsung UA55C9000 3D LCD TV
At $10,000, the Samsung UA55C9000 costs more than twice what an otherwise similarly specified, similarly sized, Samsung TV would sell for. So what’s so special about it? We reckon that several of the more extraordinary features justify that price.
Home Theatre
Pioneer VSX-1020
Pioneer’s VSX-1020 has beaten most of the competition in dealing with the newest feature to hit home theatre: 3D. But it also migrates several high-end features down to a mid-priced home theatre receiver, and adds one very new one.
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Latest Reviews
Beyonwiz DP-P2 personal video recorder
The Beyonwiz DP-P2 PVR provides excellent picture quality with HDTV, but with SDTV the quality was surprisingly poor, which is a pity, because this unit has everything else going for it.
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Samsung UA40B7100
The Samsung UA40B7100 LCD TV s a high-end TV with high-end features, including a super slim panel measuring slightly under 30 mm thick and digital multimedia support via network or USB.
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TiVo PVR - the 2009 package reviewed
The TiVo digital video recorder made its debut in Australia in July 2008 - one year on, how does it stack up as a home entertainment media device?
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Gadget Guy News
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Toshiba eyeing 3D TV without the glasses later this year
At the moment, anyone watching a 3D TV needs a pair of 3D glasses, but with a development from Toshiba set to arrive later this year, that may change....
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3D without the glasses: coming soon to a screen near you
Every big TV company is pushing 3D glasses over our eyes with their latest models, but what if you could view big-screen 3D without the glasses? ...
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Super TV screens... that aim to be unbreakable
Scared a Nintendo Wiimote will be tossed through the glass of your big new LCD TV? Gorilla Glass might be able to withstand the impact, and more....
Gadget Guy Articles
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Enlightenment: Bringing your home out of the Dark Age
Science fiction stories told us that, by 2010, we'd have flying cars and robot maids. Both of these might still be a way off, but this guide will explain how to use your lights to automate your home....
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The guide to Internet TV
Free TV, Pay TV and now web TV. New equipment is bringing the entertainment riches of the Internet right into the living room and it promises exciting viewing. Everything you ever wanted to know about the next phase in the TV revolution is right here in our massive guide....
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Budget Big Timers
Cheap and nasty or just cheap? Five budget LCD televisions show how good the view can be from the cheap seats....
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Gadget Guy Buyer Guides
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GadgetGuy Fathers Day Gift Guide...
Remind the fathers and father figures in your orbit about the highlight they are to your world with these ideas for Fathers Day on 5 September....
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Enlightenment: Bringing your home out of the Dark Age...
Science fiction stories told us that, by 2010, we'd have flying cars and robot maids. Both of these might still be a way off, but this guide will explain how to use your lights to automate your home....
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The guide to Internet TV...
Free TV, Pay TV and now web TV. New equipment is bringing the entertainment riches of the Internet right into the living room and it promises exciting viewing. Everything you ever wanted to know about the next phase in the TV revolution is right here in our massive guide....
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Budget Big Timers...
Cheap and nasty or just cheap? Five budget LCD televisions show how good the view can be from the cheap seats....
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Multichannel Muscle...
For a surround system to play loudly, cleanly and without distortion it needs power, and the best way to get it is with a multichannel amplifier....
Gadget Guy Blog
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09/03/2010 13:46:53
Minty fresh. Ish.
You might have seen Colgate's new Wisp portable toothbrush as you're standing in line at your local supermarket. Well, we tried it out. And wished we hadn't.
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25/02/2010 15:14:02
When Hollywood begins turning to arcade games for inspiration
You may not have heard, but Atari has sold the movie rights to two of its classic arcade titles: Asteroids and Missile Command. Here's a taste of what we think is next...