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Teac, Top Reviews

TEAC DVP703

The DVP703 might seem like another cheapy portable DVD player. In price terms it is — but its value is rather more than first meets the eye.

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TEAC MCDV10

TEAC's MCDV10 sounds good on paper, with integrated CD, DVD, Digital TV and MP3 playback. Actually using it, however, reveals a rather more woeful state of affairs.

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Teac GF-350

This is obviously not a device for discerning audiophiles, but if you've got a collection of vinyl that you want on CD, and enjoy making recorded compilations, the GF-350 is a good choice.

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Teac PVR-160T

The Teac PVR-160T isn't brimming with cutting-edge features, but it offers the usual assortment of PVR, picture and MP3 capabilities; a worthwhile investment for anybody investing in SD digital TV.

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TEAC LCDV1950SD

The TEAC LCDV1950SD is a 19-inch LCD television with an onboard DVD player and Faroudha DCDi edge processing.

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Teac DV-B350

Teac's entry-level Standard Definition (SD) set top box allows users to reap the benefits of digital television without incurring the high cost of upgrading to High Definition (HD).

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Panasonic TU-CT20A

Looking to upgrade to digital television without burning a hole in your wallet? Panasonic's entry-level set top box could be the answer.

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Sanyo LCD47XR2

We tried to like the Sanyo LCD47XR2 47-inch LCD, but its incredibly high price, lack of features and mediocre performance mean it's best avoided.

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