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Looks ok! http://www.hdtvorg.co.uk/reviews/lcd/Samsung_LE37M87BDX.htm

Vaio maybe slightly overpriced but you pay for a solid chassis, good screen, and decent parts. They also run quieter and cooler. You can definately tell the difference in quality compared to Dell, Acer, Mesh etc. They do break too but so do expensive cars. Don't get me wrong I've used a lot of...

The lesser spec Vaio will be fine and pretty solid. Much better build quality than the others, including Dell.

http://www.myw910.lasyk.net/

If the DVD player supports DivX then there's no need to convert it. Just burn it to CD/DVD.

R.I.P.

I've rented a few from BB. Hardly anyone rents them so they are always scratch free. You need to watch 300 on that badboy, also Apocalypto. They looked amazing enough on my S series.

Very nice mate. The X is superb in 52", must look fantastic playing Blu-Ray too!

http://www.hdtvorg.co.uk/reviews/lcd/toshiba_37x3030d.htm

Doh! So they are still shite.

The problem with Apple are the woeful headphones supplied. Do they still ship them with the latest generation?

Just get a cheap player if she's not bothered. Doesn't need to be Apple. Sony good for sound. Creative and iRiver good for simplicity.

Budget? Size? No point with full HD if 32" or below.

Yes.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B000VD565A/?tag=cliospnet01-21 http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B000VD5696/?tag=cliospnet01-21

http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B000NWLZP4/?tag=cliospnet01-21

http://www.avforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=638304 Make an offer, you never know. Or try and get a bit more moolah!

Definately, but for £400?!

I'd stay away from Acer, their failure rates are high and they have appalling customer service. I have a mate who used to work for them and said they were an absolute nightmare. I bought a Dell for a friend of the familly and had it for a few days to take the crap off. Was really impressed with...

Mine isn't obtrusive and doesn't bother me but it isn't silent by any means. I have mine on it's end, I found it to get a bit warmer horizontal.

I kind of agree that a PS3 is the sensible choice but you can get a Sony or Samsung Blu-ray player for around £330 now. The only thing that would sway me if I wasn't a gamer is the fact that the PS3 isn't the quietest machine and I would hope a dedicated player would be a quieter.

Always downloaded from Grisoft's site and updated when asked. Never had a problem in 2 years.

I bought a kitchen, does that count?

This site marks them by category. http://www.cameras.co.uk/camera-reviews/pocket-sized.cfm?featuresort=total This has good reviews and spec but isn't the smallest. http://www.cameras.co.uk/reviews/nikon-coolpix-p5000.cfm

The headphones are MDREX85's and are very good considering they are chucked in with the player. Sound quality on all Sony DAP's is top class! Enjoy.

You won't be dissapointed. I had a demo version of the NWA-808 a while ago and was very impressed by the screen quality and it's generally a good player. Will be even better with the drag and drop.

The NWA-808 uses Sonicstage to transfer music etc. The NWZA-818 is drag and drop, get this one!

Well everyone has their own opinion. I've had Canon Ixus, Pentax Optio and currently Sony DSC-W90. I took some great pics with it in Greece and they turn out crystal clear when viewed in HD on the TV. Almost like you're there. Heard good things about Fuji Finepix and Casio Exilim too. Check out...

It should be VESA compatible. Decent mounts are worth the money but a lot also depends on the screen. Some have proper metal plate where the holes are instead of just plastic. What screen is it?

I'm liking the W910 myself in black.