CNET.com.au Editors’ Choice

Editors' Top Rated Media Centres

The CNET.com.au Editors' Choice Award is a hallmark of exceptional product performance, design, quality, and value, and signifies a product that is considered best of breed in its category.

D1 Home Media Centre

D1 Home Media Centre   Editors’ Choice

The best digital media centre yet. Has all the features you could want, and is easy to use.

22/04/2005 05:07 PM

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