Sony Bravia VPL-HW15 review An outstanding projector with image quality that can be adjusted to rival the best on the market – we'd have liked frame interpolation too, though.
£1995
Pure Sensia Pure's Sensia is a feature-packed network audio player, but it's seriously hobbled by its sluggish interface.
Panasonic PT-AE4000 review Stunning image quality make this one of the best projectors you can get. Simply put, if you can afford it, buy it.
£2199
Vivitek H1085FD review This budget 1080p DLP projector is a good all-rounder with good colour and contrast, but its overall image quality isn't quite up to that of similarly-priced rivals.
Asus O!Play HDP-R1 review Not our outright favourite media player, but its support of DVD menus in ISO files makes it a decent choice for some.
£90
Panasonic DMP-BD60 review Viera Cast and an SDHC slot make the DMP-BD60 stand out, but its slow performance and high price mean it misses out on an award.
Panasonic SC-BT200 review Impressive speakers and YouTube access make the SC-BT200 great value, but performance and format support could be better.
£414
Sony BDP-S360 review A decent Blu-ray player, but the BDP-S360 lacks the video and music format support that other players have.
£135
LG HB954PB review A beefy set of speakers makes this a stunning-sounding home cinema kit, but better value home cinema kits are out there.
£558
Philips BDP3000 review A beautiful design and nippy performance can't disguise the fact that the BDP3000 lacks features and has some serious flaws as well.
LG BD370 review The BD370 has great format support, is reasonably quick and has all the features of more expensive players. It wins our Budget Buy award.
£130
Samsung HT-BD1252 review A budget home cinema kit, the HT-BD1252's tinny speakers don't impress, and it has limited features.
£400
BenQ Joybee GP1 review The low price and amazing portability of the GP1 make it the best mini projector to date, but it's still far from perfect.
Sony Bravia VPL-HW15 review An outstanding projector with image quality that can be adjusted to rival the best on the market – we'd have liked frame interpolation too, though.£1995
Pure Sensia Pure's Sensia is a feature-packed network audio player, but it's seriously hobbled by its sluggish interface.£248
Panasonic PT-AE4000 review Stunning image quality make this one of the best projectors you can get. Simply put, if you can afford it, buy it.£2199
Vivitek H1085FD review This budget 1080p DLP projector is a good all-rounder with good colour and contrast, but its overall image quality isn't quite up to that of similarly-priced rivals.£971
Asus O!Play HDP-R1 review Not our outright favourite media player, but its support of DVD menus in ISO files makes it a decent choice for some.£90
Panasonic DMP-BD60 review Viera Cast and an SDHC slot make the DMP-BD60 stand out, but its slow performance and high price mean it misses out on an award.£175
Panasonic SC-BT200 review Impressive speakers and YouTube access make the SC-BT200 great value, but performance and format support could be better.£414
Sony BDP-S360 review A decent Blu-ray player, but the BDP-S360 lacks the video and music format support that other players have.£135
LG HB954PB review A beefy set of speakers makes this a stunning-sounding home cinema kit, but better value home cinema kits are out there.£558
Philips BDP3000 review A beautiful design and nippy performance can't disguise the fact that the BDP3000 lacks features and has some serious flaws as well.£130
LG BD370 review The BD370 has great format support, is reasonably quick and has all the features of more expensive players. It wins our Budget Buy award.£130
Samsung HT-BD1252 review A budget home cinema kit, the HT-BD1252's tinny speakers don't impress, and it has limited features.£400
BenQ Joybee GP1 review The low price and amazing portability of the GP1 make it the best mini projector to date, but it's still far from perfect.£402