Sight & Sound

Radios rise and shine

Sight and Sound Rod Easdown reviews a trio of great-looking bedside clock radios.

Audio

Top gear speaks volumes

Sight and Sound Rod Easdown pits the Bose Solo and a 4TV against a Yamaha soundbar.

Review

A cheaper route

Sight and Sound Reviews for three portable DVD players to help keep children quiet on a long car journey.

Audio

Lovely distortions

Sight and Sound Rod Easdown reviews three home theatre systems, including one with valves.

TVs

The summer of 61

Sight and Sound Rod Easdown takes a look at three 61-centimetre televisions on three levels.

HomeTech

The Blu-ray compromise

Sight and Sound Buying a Blu-ray player is not an easy business, and it's likely to become more difficult as ultra-high definition comes on stream.

Digital radio

A digital future

Sight and Sound If you want AM that sounds better than FM, there's a simple way to get it: digital radio.

Three-way shootout: Super Audio Compact Disc players

Sight and Sound SACDs sound super but are mostly ignored.

What is Google TV in Australia?

Sight and Sound Search giant Google has its eye on our lounge rooms but what exactly is Google TV?

Three-way shootout: over-ear headphones

Sight and Sound Sound quality and fit are equally important in today's premium headphones.

Blockbuster or bomb?

Sight and Sound If you want to test your home entertainment system, you're going to need the right movie, writes Rod Easdown.

TV guide a bit behind schedule

Sight and Sound Adam Turner tests the Freeview claim its electronic program guide stays on track.

Dust off the sounds of the past

Sight and Sound Hi-fi nostalgia will never pay the rent, writes Rod Easdown.

The chaos of a power struggle

Sight and Sound Everyone knows lots of power is good in an audio system and more power is even better, which is why many developers go to extraordinary lengths to get the best power figures they can possibly achieve.