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Home Cinema 4 out of 5Terratec Cinergy Piranha TV Tuner review
The Cinergy Piranha is the smallest USB digital TV and radio receiver on the market as far as we are aware, and oh boy is it small. At 80 x 30 x 15mm it is barely bigger than your thumb, unless you happen to be a gorilla that is. Of course, that is just...
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Home Cinema 3.5 out of 5Terratec Cinergy HT Express review
The small and light Cinergy HT Express from Terratec is the first hybrid TV tuner supporting the ExpressCard standard. Hybrid because it receives both terrestrial DVB-T digital (Freeview in other words) and standard analogue television plus DVB-T and...
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Audio 3 out of 5Noxon iRadio review
The Noxon iRadio is the latest in this streaming internet radio device family, and the styling will quite simply polarise opinion. We were split down the middle, I and my son loved the retro styling cues, my wife and daughter hated it. So we tried the...
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Online 2.5 out of 5Cinergy DT USB XS Diversity TV tuner review
The Cinergy DT USB XS Diversity is a "TV Stick" with a difference, well a couple of them actually. First there are the two tuners, so you get the same sort of watch one programme while recording another functionality as a Sky+ box. Then there’s the...
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Cameras 3.5 out of 5Terratec Grabster AV400 review
If you're still making the transition from analogue to digital, Terratec hopes it can help you do it a little bit faster, but can a simple box that promises so much really deliver? We find out. The aluminium-built Terratec Grabster AV400 sits neatly angled...
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Cameras 4.5 out of 5Terratec Grabster AV150 VHS to DVD converter review
If you are over 30 you may remember audio cassette tapes, if you are over 40 you may still own some. Not that you’ll be able to play them of course because just as computers increasingly don’t come with floppy drives any more so Hi-Fi is usually sans...
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Online 4 out of 5Terratec Cinergy 2400i DT freeview TV tuner review
Windows XP Media Centre Edition is a damned clever operating system, enabling a fairly standard computer to be used as a home entertainment console complete with picture-in-picture viewing and digital video recording all from the comfort of your sofa....
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Online 4.5 out of 5Cinergy Hybrid T USB XS USB TV Tuner review
Phone companies maybe touting trials here and everywhere to allow you to watch television on the go, but what about the band of business road warriors with their trusty laptops. Pocket-lint looks at a solution that might just let you catch that cheeky...
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Cameras 3.5 out of 5Terratec Cinergy T2 tv tuner review
Television tuners in your desktop are great devices, but for the most part involve you having to dismantle your PC to get them working. But what if you have a laptop? Terratec thinks it has the answer with the creation of the Cinergy T2, a small compact...
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Cameras 3 out of 5Terratec Grabster AV 400 mobile review
Video editing has come to the laptop, but can your humble laptop be turned into a video editing console just like that, without trading it in for a Vaio? We test the Grabster from Terratec to see if the promise lives up to the hype. For a long time, the...
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Cameras 4 out of 5TerraTec Cameo 400 AC mobile review
Creating movies is now something we can all do. Even Hollywood blockbusters are edited on Macs these days where the producers can't afford AVID. Terratec has decided to offer mobile users the chance to get a piece of the action and edit their home movies...
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Home Cinema 4.5 out of 5TerraTec Aureon 5.1 Fun - Games review
When it comes to good gaming, while graphics are a key element, sound can be just as important. After all it's the things that go bump in the night that make us scared. TerraTec think they have the answer with their Aureon 5.1 Fun audio gaming card. Offering...