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Sony DAV-FXG9K
This is a competent system, but the front speakers are difficult to set up. There are better systems within the Sony range.
Toshiba HD-XE1
For getting the very best out of HD-DVDs, you really can't go wrong with the Toshiba HD-XE1.
Samsung BD-P1000
Samsung's BD-P1000 is the first Blu-ray player to land in Australia. While it raises the bar for high-definition video with 1080p output, it also carries a lofty price tag.
Canon DC10
DVD-based camcorders still have a way to go before they can match traditional MiniDV camcorders. Still, compared to other DVD camcorders, the DC10 is a decent offering.
CES 2007: Bravia Internet Video Link brings online video to Sony TVs
Sony today unveiled the Bravia Internet Video Link, a small accessory designed to deliver online video to compatible Bravia flat-screen HDTVs.
False starts in race to future of DVDs
The number of Blu-ray and HD DVD players and discs remains stubbornly minuscule. Should consumers pay any attention at all?
Tips on buying a digital TV
CNET.com.au steps you through the process of buying a digital TV -- including why you should upgrade, features that matter and what to check in-store before you make your final choice.
TV buying guide
Whether you want a new bedroom set or a massive home-theatre centrepiece, our CNET editors' guide gives you the full picture on shopping for a new TV.
CNET.com.au's quick guide to TV calibration
Our quick guide to TV calibration walks you through basic, intermediate, and advanced steps you can take to improve the image.
Format wars: the tech that should have won
Did you love Laserdisc? Were you bonkers over Betamax? Do you cry yourself to sleep because BeOS never hit the big time? Fret no more -- superdork Captain Tech is here to travel back in time and save the format losers that should have triumphed.
Blu-ray vs HD DVD: which video format is for you?
Is Blu-ray bang for your buck? Is HD DVD hot to trot? Which next-generation video format should you choose and why?
HD TV resolution explained
Is there such a thing as high def and higher def? CNET helps cut through the hype surrounding the various formats of HD resolution.
The more pixels, the merrier?
The number of pixels on a television panel, or its native resolution, determines the amount of detail you'll see on screen. So, it's worth paying more for higher resolutions... or is it?
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