The Canon PowerShot SD880 IS, which we review, is one of the best lightweight camera's we've seen, and makes for a great gift.

If you want pure picture prowess, definitely consider the Sony alpha DSLR-A900. As we found out in our review, it's a great camera for the serious photographer.

The Sony KDL-52XBR6 is a very good 52-inch HDTV, and you'll be happy once you make the investment.

A 21.1MP D-SLR camera capable of recording 1080p video, the EOS 5D comes highly recommended for its superior performance.

Superb black levels and picture clarity make this HDTV a winner, if you can find it on discount.

The S710 offers a lot of pixels for the dollar, but lags behind on speed and claimed ISO ratings.

Sony's HDR-SR11 is perhaps the best HDD camcorder we have seen to-date. Find out why it's a winner.

It can't match DSLRs on speed, but many other features make the SX200 a fine traveling substitute.

Panasonic's compact contender lacks many manual adjustments, but shoots well for its size.

The Canon Vixia HF S10 which we review, has a handful of minor complaints, but this couldn't keep us from falling in love with this outstanding shooter.

The elegant T900 excels in outdoor picture quality, but shows some weakness when the lights go down.

Panasonic's 2009 models make great leaps forward in energy efficiency, brightness and contrast.

Sony still can't quite match Canon quality, but built-in GPS adds an interesting twist.

In our review find that the Canon EOS Rebel T1i won't rival a dedicated camcorder for HD video, but the T1i makes an outstanding DSLR.

A low price can't compensate for poor color accuracy, a dated interface, and clumsy focusing.

The Sony Alpha DSLR-A330, which we review, is great for first-time DSLR buyers.

Fuji delivers a highly pocketable digicam with some novel features like ISO speeds up to 12,800.

One of Nikon's most affordable DSLRs delivers quality stills and killer speed, for the money.

A unique feature allows the HX1 to take seamless panoramas with one click and no stitching.

Canon cranks out yet another practical and high-quality cam for on-the-go photographers.

In our review of the Panasonic Lumix DMC-ZS3 we find a blend of superb stills and HD video making the ZS3 one of our top all-around cams.

A 20x zoom lens and 1080p video capability make Canon's SX1 seem like a DSLR, but it's not.

Nikon's Coolpix P90 offers incredibly potent 24x zoom, and the image stabilization to make it work.

Toshiba's 46SV670 proves that LED-backlit LCD televisions can compete with plasma on every level.

The Canon PowerShot S90 point-and-shoot which we review, justifies its price with almost DSLR-caliber low-light shots.

LG's first LED-backlit LCD display offers contrast comparable to a plasma, if you can afford it.

Sony's Cyber-shot T90 disappears in pockets and purses, making it a fantastic go-anywhere cam.

We dragged JVC's compact GZ-HM400 through the streets of Berlin to test its high-def prowess.

Sony's TX1 amazes with its svelte profile, and disappoints with inconsistent picture quality.

Sony's Alpha 850 which we review, checks in $700 below competitors, but snaps stunning shots right on par with them.

Bose's QuietComfort 15 headphones stomp out ambient noise without sacrificing sound quality.

Fuji's FinePix S200EXR packs DSLR-caliber hardware into an easy-to-use package without the hassle of interchangeable lenses.

In our review of the Olympus E-600 we examine what sets it apart from the very similar E-620.

In our review of the Canon EOS 7D we found out that this beast of a camera is worth it's steep asking price because it’s an investment that will pay you back for years to come