Product Reviews
Wisely Panasonic hasn’t meddled too much with the successful formula that is its TZ-series compacts… except for improving it. Paul Burrows finds the TZ11 is still the ideal travel companion.
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One of Strong’s key selling points for the new and snazzy-looking SRT 5440 is that it supports MPEG4 broadcasts, an ability not commonly found on other receivers in Australia.
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Panasonic leads the HD disc revolution with the first-ever Blu-ray recorder — and much more. Stephen Dawson hits the red Blu button.
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The latest twin-tuner HD PVR from Digital Products Group achieves the rare task of excelling with SD images as well as HD.
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The Boston Horizon home theatre speaker system is radically different from any other speaker system that you’ve likely used before. Indeed, even from the norms of what is traditionally considered essential in loudspeaker design. Yet... it works! It works very well indeed.
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Entry-level D-SLRs continue to offer phenomenal value for money as evidenced in Olympus’s ‘new and improved’ E-420. Report by Paul Burrows.
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The SuperNova uses technology borrowed from the flagship Andromeda, a $20,000 tour-de-force. It’s a balanced differential design throughout, from digital circuitry to output stage.
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What makes the new Tryptix speakers so dramatically different from anything Krix has ever done before is that their cabinets are made from plastic… or to be more precise, from acrylonitrile butadiene styrene (aka ‘ABS’).
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The Bowers & Wilkins 705 is a large stand-mount two way design that uses high quality proprietary drivers that are the culmination of a rather long technical evolution.
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