We've looked at several DVD recorders and HDD/DVD combis from JVC. The company is building up a fine body of reviews, but the recurrent complaint is that it steadfastly refuses to include an RGB Scart input for the best possible recording quality

Tatung's new DVD recorder looks nothing like the Ellion tested elsewhere this issue - until you switch it on, that is. Then you will notice the same onscreen display and operating system as the Ellion

When a DVD recorder costs as little as £170, you expect a few rough edges here and there. But you don't expect as many as there are here - in all departments.The box gets things off to a bad start...

This is a deck made to catch the eye. Loewe has created a breathtaking piece of AV equipment - not bad for its first foray into this sector, but you would hardly expect less from the chic manufacturer

Available through QVC, a shopping channel not usually associated with the higher end of entertainment electronics, this is the first DVD recorder from Humax. It's one of many DVD RW recorders to be sourced from China

This is the first DVD recorder from Hitachi that we've had the pleasure of reviewing and it's definitely been worth the wait - this deck is a beauty.Verging on the minimalist, the standards of design that have gone into this model are exemplary

The DVR-530S is so slim, even the company that makes it doesn't realise how svelte it is. The manual states it is 63mm high, when in fact it is a mere 44mm. It's also so gorgeous that it won an award in the annual Korea Design contest...

Over the last couple of years, Denon has given new meaning to the term prolific by introducing one stunning DVD player after another, each improbably more sophisticated and better endowed than the last

Another day, another cutting-edge deck from Denon. No one could accuse the DVD-3910 of hiding its light under a bushel: its looks are, quite simply, sumptuous. Like some previous high-end Denon models...