Steve May

The first universal 3D Blu-ray player from Cambridge Audio is something very precious indeed

Toshiba's 42RL853B is tailor-made for the mainstream, but that doesn't preclude a few surprises

A do-it-all screen for 3D film fans

Can these headphones deliver genuine 5.1 from any Dolby Digital source? We find out...

A decidedly scruffy machine for a smart Blu-ray player, but with a feast of Wi-Fi and connected functionality

The BDP-S480 offers so much on-tap entertainment, you may never spin a disc

Samsung's ultra-thin deck is more proof of the brand's style ambitions

Philips' newest deck offers a web browser and excellent media streaming

How low can you go and still get a great cinematic experience?

This 3D Blu-ray all-in-one system from Samsung works wonders with high frequencies, but it should drop the '7.1' tag

If net connectivity is this year's hot TV ticket, Sony's affordable EX-range is smokin'

Samsung brings elegance and 2D excellence to the LED mainstream

No feature has been left unturned by Panasonic's 3D-ready 42-inch plasma HD TV with Freesat HD and Freeview HD

Well specified and elegantly designed, but a bit of a disaster

An old-school disc spinner built for high-end AV

Your very own big screen 3D cinema for less than a grand? It's possible, but there are caveats…

Yamaha's top-of-the-range 3D-capable receiver has a musical heart

The upmarket BDS800 is a well-turned out, all-in-one home cinema system, but is it more style icon than trendsetter?

The British brand's latest Blu-ray and home cinema proposition is all about warmth and accuracy

JVC's affordable 3D lightbox ushers in a new era for D-ILA home projectors

Steve May looks for substance behind the style of Sharp's first 3D spinner