The 10 Watt per channel audio speakers support Dolby Digital Plus and Dolby Pulse audio output making in a truly thrilling experience to watch. This TV has 4 HDMI ports built-in to connect your next generation games consoles, Blu-Ray players and other HD inputs, making it an all in one home cinema and gaming system.

The Samsung PS50C680 50″ 3D TV is available now from various electrical outlets for just £999; joining the 3D revolution has never been easier or cheaper!

The Panasonic DMR-XS380 has a 250GB hard drive built-in, which can record up to 170 hours of programs meaning that you’ll never miss your favourite television and can store them and view them whenever you want. This DVD recorder is compatible with several other multimedia formats including Mpeg, Divx, Jpeg and MP3.

The DMR-XS380 can be connected to the internet to access YouTube and Picasa as well as a host of other web content. It also features zoom and progressive scan functions and an 8-day EPG so you’ll never miss you favourite TV again.

This HD DVD recorder is great for anyone who wants High-Definition TV but doesn’t want to pay a monthly fee to Sky. The Panasonic DMR-XS380 is available now for around £380.

With its own portable entertainment centre, with one-touch web access via HP QuickWeb, you also enjoy stunning video and digital audio, or you chat with friends via the integrated webcam. Featuring an Intel Atom Processor N455 1.66GHz, and memory of 1GG which is extendable to 2GB this minicomputer will allow you to have fun, surf the net, or do some work whilst away.

It looks as though impending problems with the economy and the possibility of high unemployment will not deter buyer this year and the continued appetite for tech gadgets looks like continuing. Many people will look to savings in other directions, lower cost holiday, cheaper options on travel and cutting back on those nights out, the tech gadget will still remain king!

Amongst the many HD camcorders the Panasonic HDC-SD60EB-K offers a lightweight camcorder, weighing in at only 225g without the battery. Its compact size lets it sit in the palm of your hand for anytime, anywhere recording for high-quality images. Also features a 2.7” LCD screen, optical zoom x25 16:9 recording and a memory card slot.

 By the end of that decade TV was in most homes but it came in with a big box supporting all the electronic gadgets and the large picture tube. Now TV’s are really cool with slim or TFT devices and plasma screens that give remarkable imagery, the very latest being high definition or HD which have remarkably sharp pictures, a million miles away from the sets of only a few years ago. It is not just the advances in technology that have given us these slim sharp images, the cost has fallen dramatically. By searching through comparison sites it is now possible to buy a modern TV for what amounts to a week’s wage which is a far cry from the cost of a set in times past which would have set you back a month or two wage packet.

Blu-ray Players will deliver sights and sounds so rich and vivid it will leave your old DVD player gathering dust. The only problem that may arise is knowing which Blu-ray Player to choose. Most of the major manufacturers that were associated with the DVD player are now making Blu-ray player so a quick check but it is worth remembering that as will any new technology new models are being brought to the market and manufacturers are constantly adapting and changing these to bring you the ultimate Home Movie experience. Once oyu have experienced Blu-ray though, you will never go back.

The Aiptek HD 3D can’t really be compared to the Panasonic in terms of class, but for a sneak peak at what 3D can do it’s well worth it. The Aiptek HD 3D uses two separate lenses to capture in 3D which can be viewed straight back on the 2.4 inch 3D display.

Movies can also be played back via HDMI to a 3D enabled TV, but if you don’t own one the files can be converted to view on a standard screen with the bundled software, but you’ll have to don the supplied glasses to see it in 3D.

The HD 3D camcorder can also shoot movies in 2D at 720p and capture still images at 5 megapixels; an SD card slot is built in and can support up to 32GB, giving around 800 minutes of video time.

The Aiptek HD 3D is available now for around £199.

To open the Adamo XPS, you must first open the latch by stroking your finger along the lids heat sensitive strip; the laptop will not open if you do not do this. Once opened the laptops unique folding mechanism comes into play that tilts the keyboard up toward the user (see picture below) and puts the screen to the optimum viewing position.

The Adamo XPS will come with a 1.4GHz Intel® Core™ 2 Duo processor and 4GB of DDR3 memory and have a choice of 120GB, 250GB or 500GB solid state hard drives. Another cool feature of the Adamo XPS is that it has a full size keyboard with redesigned fonts bringing an extra bit of style and look to the device.

Connections as you would expect are pretty sparse with two USB sockets (one each side), a display port and headphone and mic sockets, but this should be enough for most users. The laptop is also Wi-Fi ready, so you can connect to the internet at home or on the move.

Dell hasn’t announced a release date or price yet, but states that it should be available before Christmas.

In keeping with the other devices in the Flip range, The Flip UltraHD measures just 107 x 56 x 30mm and weighs 170 grams, comes with a built-in speaker and easy press buttons for recording and skipping between clips.

The unit takes just 4 seconds to power up meaning that you can capture spontaneous videos at an impressive 1280×720 resolution and the 2x digital zoom means that you can get even closer to the action.

The Flip UltraHD come with a rechargeable battery which is charged via the power adaptor or any USB slot and is capable of around 2.5 hours of capture time; a full charge takes around 6 hours via USB and 3.5 hours via the power adaptor.

The video editing software that comes with the Flip UltraHD is pretty basic, but does allow you to set start and end points, splice multiple videos together and add titles and music to the finished flick. The device can also upload videos to Myspace and YouTube.

The Flip UltraHD is available now for around £139.99 in either black or white colour combinations.