High-End PC Speakers: Which Are Worth Your Dollars?

Published on December 22, 2003 to Digital Entertainment Miscellaneous

PC speakers no longer represent a poor man's stereo system. Long confined to the bride's maid category of stereo sound, PC speakers have seen considerable quality jumps commensurate with the rising popularity of home cinema and 3D games. Speaker systems we review include offerings from Creative, Logitech and Terratec. Read more

High-End Headphones, Reasonable Price

Published on October 6, 2005 to Digital Entertainment Miscellaneous

Headphones are often an indispensable part of your listening experience, especially for MP3 players. Yet this product category often gets overlooked. MM Gear's EDS-200FW is why you should really care, especially considering its $34.99 retail price. Read more

SMC Barricade g High-Powered 2.4 GHz 54Mbps Wireless Broadband Router with USB Print Server reviewed

Published on July 29, 2004 to Networking

SMC's 'high powered' 802.11g router has a lot to offer and differentiates itself from the pack by including a USB print server. But though the easy things were easy, some of the advanced features may require a little work to figure out. Read more

High Fidelity, High Capacity MP3 Players

Published on December 19, 2005 to Home Theater

MP3 players have gotten lighter, their sound-quality is better and they have capacities of 20 GB and more. We look at five high-end players from Apple, Archos, Creative, Philips, Samsung and Sony in the $250 and $400 price range to see which ones come out on top. Read more

Sony and JVC Take Different Tacks in the High-End Camcorder Gamut

Published on May 19, 2004 to Digital Still Cameras

Two high-end camcorders from JVC and Sony address the same user market at a pricepoint of more than $4,000, but utilize different sensor technologies. Sony's DCR-VX2100 is based on the DV standard with three primary sensors, while JVC's GR-PD1 utilizes only a single CCD sensor. THG determines which approach reigns supreme. Read more