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Big screen HDTVs are beautiful, but if you’re looking for an upgrade at the moment, you will have come across the killer question: LCD or plasma?

Superb image quality and design at a good price

The height-adjustable stand and good image quality make it a worthy rival to the best 20in models.

A bargain printer that’s well worth considering if you only need occasional colour.

Not without its faults, but you’re buying a superzoom for the price of a standard compact

Sleek, stylish and wonderfully vibrant in use, this is the best of the 22in LCDs we’ve seen.

We originally debated whether or not to include a multifunction unit in this roundup as we feared it would not have been an apples with apples comparison, or that the print quality could not compare with the other printers on test. Given the performance of the SCX-4216F though, we were proven wrong.

Over the last few years there is no doubt mainstream PCs have leant increasingly towards visual applications. The power of visually communicating has grown in acceptance as more and more products and applications reach fruition.

A good price for an HD camcorder, but poor design makes it awkward to use

We like this camera a lot, and for a rugged day out it’s one of the most reliable snappers out there. We just wouldn’t shoot our best mate’s wedding on it.

An impressive stand, but quality remains average.

The design is excellent, but you pay a hefty premium.

A great-quality widescreen panel for a surprisingly low price.

Often the best TV is the one that makes fewest sacrifices to achieve all-round ability – the Samsung is that set

Samsungs new entry into the laser printer market isnt as intimidating as its rough exterior looks.

Stunning living-room style, great image quality and a price thatwon’t break the bank

Samsung has produced a nice looking mini-cam with an unusual dual zoom system. One button for optical and another for the digital, which serves more to confuse than help.

The SM181T uses a panel based on Samsung’s own PVA technology. This stands for patterned vertical alignment and increases the viewing angle in the same way as MVA, although Samsung claims a viewing angle of 170 degrees – the same as Super-IPS.

For spacious rooms and the style-conscious home cinema fan, the Samsung is well worth a look, but we wish that centre was better

The Samsung mixes style and substance to good effect, but others are better all-rounders