With the simple and sleek K3, Samsung goes head to head with the iPod Nano- and also takes a side swipe at it with the do-it-all T9. Read more

We've built low cost ($1,004) and high cost ($3,299) Media Center PCs. Today we discuss our experience with the builds and offer some righteous recommendations. Read more

Yesterday we built a low cost ($1,004) Media Center PC. Today we'll do a top of the line $3,300 model and, just for fun, up the price to $4,000 and beyond. Read more

Today we build a low cost ($1,004) Media Center PC and cut corners to reduce its price to under $800. Tomorrow we'll do a top of the line model. Read more

Despite numerous gotchas and design conflicts, we manage to put together and test four different AMD and Intel CPU-based home theater PCs with HDMI capability. We're exhausted. You enjoy. Read more

Michael Baggaley looks at HD capable media players from Mvix and Rapsody. Are they worth the price of admission? Read more

How big a multi-gigabyte player do you need? The TrekStor Vibez and the Philips GoGear offer Gigabytes of storage in stylish black cases, but which is simpler and which sounds better? Read more

Choose between convenience and control, no display and display, cuteness and connectivity with the iPod Shuffle and Samsung's blue-lit YP-U2. You may be surprised by our audio quality assessment. Read more

From wind-up record players to the iPod shuffle: Portable audio-video devices get smaller, while gaining functionality. Read more

The Zune has been reviewed by everyone and their grandmother. So while I plan to review the Zune as a gadget and as a potential competitor with the iPod, I'm also going to focus on whom I think the Zune is advertised for and why. Read more