From Plasma TVs to DVD Players, this section of articles contains information on various home electronic units. These articles will enable you to make a smarter decision when you're ready to buy your next home electronic device.
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The slick Harman-Kardon Drive + Play 2 is an expensive way to stream files from your audio player through your car's stereo.
Pricey device mixes satellite radio with your MP3s.
Has a great-looking screen for watching video, but it's a bit too small for extended viewing.
Completely redesigned, the third-generation Nano adds video playback and redefines the portable media player.
The second-generation Apple miniplayer gets even smaller, and cuts its price by almost half.
Updated player features crisp video, added storage--and a steep price.
The low-priced Archos 104 looks good, but its audio quality and photo display could be better.
This combo device plays music and videos, and doubles as a camcorder and digital camera.
This month's music players possess additional talents as well--and the group also includes one unlikely member.
A CD player is a device that plays compact discs, or CDs and can be found in cars, home sound systems, computers and individual devices. This website describes the history and evolution or CD players, and offers useful information about evaluating and purchasing them.
Plus: Strange Bluetooth headphones and in-car Wi-Fi access.
This multimedia player is on the large side, but it has a great-looking screen and good audio quality.
The tiny iAudio 6 plays and records plenty of media types, but the funky controls and miniature screen limit its appeal.
Erratic controls and a miniature screen limit the appeal of the iAudio 7.
This tiny player can hang from your neck like a necklace, but slightly larger devices offer more for the money.
Flash-based player is a strong rival to Apple's iPod Nano.
Great-looking video and high-quality audio make the VisionM a great iPod alternative.
In a head-to-head of MP3-playing phones, Sony Ericsson's W810 proves more melodic than LG's Fusic.
Cowon's touch-screen-based player works best for audio, while Archos's offering makes strides toward being a true mobile DVR.
Latest flash-based player is a strong rival to Apple's iPod Nano.
Completely redesigned, the third-generation Nano adds video playback and redefines the portable media player.
Slide-out speakers give this thick, flash-based player a unique look--and mediocre jukebox sound.
Wouldn't it be great if a portable digital voice recorder could transcribe your meetings and phone conversations into text?
Redesigned Apple music player offers style and sound at a tiny size.
Headphones, which are also referred to as earphones, stereophones, headsets, or ear buds, are a pair of transducers that receive an electrical signal from a media player and convert the signal into audible sound waves. There can be huge differences in the sound quality of different headphones, and this site will explain the differences, where to buy and help you make a purchasing decision.
The following Computer Hardware information will give you everything you need to know about how to buy an MP3 player. Read on to learn more about MP3 players, MP3 features, and where you can find one.
The second-generation Nano delivers top-notch audio, and has a brighter screen than its predecessor.
The Clix offers an easy-to-read screen and a novel user interface.
This bare-bones player has a big screen and offers high audio quality, but navigation is awkward and amenities are few.
This lightweight player delivers only average sound quality, and doesn't make a very good video player.
The slim, metal-bodied US2 offers high-quality sound at a low price.
Attractive black media player has good features but it can be hard to use.
This pocket-size 6GB player lacks amenities like a color screen, and its interface is frustrating to use.
The thoughtfully designed Samsung T9 comes at a fair price, but its audio quality is a bit patchy.
SanDisk's networked wonder does a fine job of wedding Wi-Fi capabilities to a solid MP3 player.
The Sansa e260R dials you in to Rhapsody's all-you-can-eat music service.
With video features, new ways to connect to music services, and more, the latest audio players do a lot more than just play MP3s. Our lab tests of 21 models reveal today's best buys.
Version 2 of the Sonos Digital Music System software permits direct-to-stereo playing of your Rhapsody selections.
This svelte device performs multimedia tasks very well, though navigation could be more intuitive.
This tiny and very inexpensive audio player delivers the basics, but wrangling with its minuscule buttons gets tiresome.
These add-ons for Apple gadgets, for the plane, car, and hotel room are cool--but are they worth the money?
High-definition radio is cheap--in price and on features.