Yamaha hits just the right mix of features and practicality in this great-sounding $550 receiver.

Bigger isn't always better, and the tiny dynamo of a chip inside AMD's Radeon 4770 proves it.

The Acer Aspire easyStore H340 which we review, offers twice the storage as same-priced competitors in this bargain of a home media server.

Microsoft's budget gaming mouse delivers customizable control without hitting triple digits.

An $80 price tag makes these peripherals a bargain, if you can stomach some notable compromises.

HP's C309a, which we review, streams out documents like a champ, but can't fill the shoes of a real photo printer.

Don't let the size fool you: HP's inexpensive Pavilion Slimline s5160f tears through multimedia.

Hawking's HomeRemote Pro starter kit offers an easy foray into controlling your home over the Web.

Logitech's Anywhere Mouse MX lives up to its name simply by working on surfaces where others fail.

Sonos' new touch-screen controller outperforms the last model by leaps and bounds.

In our review of the MSI Wind, we find that the powerful batter keeps it going, and going, and going.

The Viewsonic VPC100 is slim and affordable, but it's only capable of performing the most basic of computing tasks.

Kerchoonz's K-box portable speaker boasts a novel concept, but atrocious, ear-rending sound quality.

Epson's NX515 scans and prints for cheap, but not every blade on this Swiss Army Knife is sharp.

Onkyo rushes headlong into digital with HT-RC180, but leaves too many analog devices in the dust.

Image used with permission by copyright holder There was a time when projector manufacturers built two different types of video projectors for two different markets: They designed projectors with computer resolutions for boardrooms and classrooms, and projectors with TV resolutions for home theaters. The line between those two markets seems to be disappearing. Witness Optoma’s […]

In our review of Logitech’s Z523 desktop speakers we learn that they shake off their inexpensive price tag and boom with the big boys.

In our review we find that the Blu-ray drive sets Sony's Vaio NW apart, but comes at the expense of many more practical features.

Logitech’s stripped down version of the Boom reaches a sweet spot in both features and price.

A touchscreen printer that works without a PC may sound amazing, but HP’s take on the concept isn’t quite ready for primetime.

Yamaha’s RX-V2065 delivers monstrously powerful audio for any home theater, but confounded us with puzzling holes in an otherwise solid feature set.

The HP TouchSmart 300 gets an Editor's Choice Award in our review for ease of use and value.

In our Netgear EVA2000 Digital Entertainer Live Review we see if the media-streamer's real life performance can live up to its promising set of features and low price.

We review the Sharp Aquos LC-32LE700UN LCD TV, part of Sharp's LE700 Series which features the Full Array LED backlight system.

We learn in our review that HP's latest Pavilion MS225 all-in-one makes just the right compromises, delivering solid value at a very low price point.

Pioneer’s N-50 Elite networked audio player prioritizes fidelity with high-end components, but lacks creature comforts like Pandora and built-in Wi-Fi.

The HP Envy 14 Spectre adopts a daring glass-clad design, providing a unique alternative to the current crop of MacBook Air lookalikes.

The UE Air Speaker is a solid addition to the AirPlay ecosystem, but we think Logitech could have delivered more features and better performance considering the price tag.

Don’t let the Plain Jane looks fool you. Origin’s Eon 17-S gaming notebook might not be a beauty, but it’s certainly a beast.

Microsoft’s Wireless Desktop 5000 is a firmly middle-of-the-road keyboard and mouse combo with some ergonomic perks.

The Olive 06HD music server benefits from unparalleled build quality and a high-end design that will satiate any audiophile with a soft spot for digital music.

Onkyo’s TX-NR818 comes packed to the gills with features and power to spare, futureproofing it against just about any home theater upgrade.

Bowers & Wilkins MT-60D speaker system pairs solid satellites with one of the most outstanding subwoofers we’ve ever had the pleasure of testing.

Western Digital’s WD TV Play box comes in at a nice price, and is armed with competitive features, but its murky video quality is a deal breaker for us.