Dopodo, a fairly new name and the first at MPC Club we look at being based on the SMP8655 from Sigma... Is it dressed to impress? Let's find out and see how Dopodo's world of entertainment looks like...

The HDX Bone is the company’s attempt to move into the mobile media player market. HDX have termed the player as a ‘FullHD network media player in your pocket.’ We chewed the fat off the ‘Bone’ and exposed the good, and the bad of this player. Is it a revolution, or just a ‘Bone’ that needs to be buried?

Drobo has made a name over the years in delivering flexible storage devices. Not always did we find their storage devices where cable to integrate into an entertainment environment like our but has changed with the Drobo FS. This is the first Drobo unit we actually feel is living up to our expectations while earlier units where more PC related storage devices...

LOOQS brings us the first ever NAS we deem fit for home entertainment use where the criteria of silence and ease of operation is met. There are however some sharp edges LOOQS needs to tune further but overall, the unit pleased us and has some original approaches to showcase...

Cideko's wireless 3D Mouse Keyboard is a handy gadget to control your HTPC or PS3 in the living room. No need for big keyboards, cables and separate mouse with this device. What we think of it, is all stated inside our hardware review...

Synology's new TOP models is the DS1010+, a 5-Bay featured NAS that can easily be expanded with 5 extra drives using the extension DX510. The concept is appealing and the price levels are more than ok, but how does it all work together and provide us with a full flexed NAS system? Let's find out...

While there used to be major differences between products in the same line-up or series based on the amount of disks and power they hold, the new series are completely the same so regardless you pick the 2-bay model or 8-bay model, what they can do or their performance is the same. This makes it really interesting as decisions on features are now excluded and people can focus on picking the size of volume they need or cope with their budget only without sacrificing what their need in abilities.

Reviewed by Advocate86, the HDX BD1 is next in the line up of media players considered true Hybrids, thanks to their integration of commercial playback up to BluRay original media... How the BD1 can cope with all the stuff we expect can be read inside the review...

Although impressed with the TviX N6600 with its tailored interface and no nonsense straight forward abilities, we can’t say the N6600 was TViX most successful move and the reason was simple and clear, its price tag… Now at €129, one can get an almost similar player from the same brand, called the TViX N1

PopCorn Hour sure goes back to its roots bringing an affordable system that might easily bring them out on top again of the competition in this price range comparing features and the eventual price tag designated to fit the A-200.

The Hyundai M-Box Light has surely taken the crown as one of the smallest Full HD media players on the market. Hosting the latest Realtek chip, its dimensions are pocket sized - well a large pocket anyway. But does its size restrict its functionality and can it compete with its larger competitors?

The Hyundai P500K HD Media player is the second in Hyundai’s new players. With Hyundai’s divergence into new fields have they got what it takes to compete with thorough breeds like Dvico, HDX or Popcorn Hour?