Features

• .6" Red LED Display
• Dual Speakers
• AC-powered, attached AC line cord
• Battery back-up remembers time during power shortage
• Uses 1 "9V" battery for backup (not included)

Reviews (2)

Good little clock
I purchased this CD clock radio because I found it difficult to sort through all the mixed reviews on everything else.
Does everything I wanted
(I'm not a kid! Don't tell anyone)
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Editorial Review

The HT-DDW900 offers everything you need to bring out the full audio experience of your DVDs, digital cable, and other entertainment sources. The advanced A/V receiver pumps 900 watts of power (140 watts x 5, plus 200-watt sub) into its 5.1-channel configuration, while the five satellite speakers and 8-inch active subwoofer deliver authentic, immersive surround sound. And as you would expect from a modern surround product, the receiver is equipped with an array of analog and digital audio inputs and stands ready to decode Dolby Digital, DTS, and Pro Logic II formats.Read more

Features

• 5.1-channel home theater audio system with 900-watt receiver, 5 satellite speakers, and 8-inch subwoofer
• Dolby Digital, DTS, and Pro Logic II decoding; AM/FM tuner with 30 station presets (20 FM and 10 AM)
• Digital Cinema Sound processing optimizes audio for dramas/comedies, action films, and concert films
• HDMI interface (2 inputs and 1 output) delivers uncompressed digital audio and video to HD-equipped TV
• Receiver measures 16.88 x 6.25 x 12.5 inches (W x H x D); includes remote control; 1-year warranty

Reviews (3)

Very nice!
I bought this unit along with the Samsung 56" DLP TV.It came very quickly from Amazon (received in 2 days).It is excellent quality, exactly what I was expecting from a Sony.It setup very easy, I am running the HDMI Passthrough for both my HDCable Box and the Samsung HD960 unit as well.The setup of the device was extremely easy, easy to rename inputs and the theater setup wizard is very easy and works very well.
Awsome ( Free Shipping from Amazon Didn't Hurt Either!)
Excellent product. It even comes with a calibration microphone that tests and calibrates all the speakers and lets you know if any of them is misplaced/out of range for optimum performance.
Problems With Sony
Unit worked well. Remote was defective. Had to ship it at my expense with much paperwork and wait for return. This made receiver virtually useless. Received replacement and, you guessed it, same defect. More time with a useless home theater.
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Editorial Review

The iRiver 20 GB model H10 is the perfect portable digital player/recorder for true music and audio enthusiasts. Hardly bigger than a deck of cards, its 1.8-inch hard drive has space for over 5,000 songs (128 kbps MP3, 4 minutes per song) or more than 330 hours of music. Yet the whole player measures just 2.4 x 4 inches (W x H) and less than an inch deep. Sensibly arranged controls--including an intuitive central touchpad--make it child's play to setup and use, and an internal battery delivers up to 16 hours of non-stop music between charges.Read more

Features

• Digital music player/recorder with a 1.8-inch, 20 GB hard drive for more than 330 hours of audio (128 kbps)
• Compatible with MP3/WMA audio files, JPEG image files, and even TXT documents for light reading
• 1.8-inch full-color TFT LCD supports up to 260,000 colors, rendering your favorite digital photos with breathtaking clarity
• Integrated Microsoft Windows Media Player 10 simplifies media management
• Internal battery gives you about 16 hours of continuous playback between charges

Reviews (130)

Horrible - DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY
I have had this product for 9 months and it has not worked properly for 8 months.I have had one "return to company and they will fix it" and it came back worse than when it started.It would not play half of the songs I downloaded, even with the suggested low bit rate change per the company.I have to reset it to switch songs, to turn it off, to turn it on - basically to perform any function.I can only get customer service via their website, and it has been a never ending "have you tried....." despite the blatant fact that it should work the first time, simply, without a lot of reformatting and resetting.
lots of love
The world now is very iPod-centric but the incredible sales of iPod players don't mean iPod is the best digital music player on market. For me personally there few better ones. iRiver H10 is one of them and here is why I bought it.
UNhappy pappy
I could not be less pleased with this piece of electronic dung. Terrible software. Takes forever to find songs. when you skip a song it takes sometimes up to 30 seconds for it to play the next song. Freezes up constantly on me. I have to completely reset it. When I try to log onto Napster to go, it tells me I have the wrong player, so I have to reboot my computer then it will work. Also it fades into songs instead of playing them right away, you can hear the song slowly fade in. I hate this thing! ... Read more

Editorial Review

Equally suited to entertainment and utility, the Timex T617S is perfect for any bedroom or kitchen, offering accurate auto-set timekeeping, CD and radio playback, stereo speakers, onboard nature sounds, and an external audio input. The unit's stately silver finish and translucent CD door add visual touches of class, and its versatile CD playback modes include repeat and random play. Once plugged in, the clock will set itself, drawing on its factory-installed 100-year calendar (year/month/day, 2000 to 2099). The clock will even self-adjust for Daylight Savings time and leap years.Read more

Features

• 2-alarm CD clock radio with 90-minute sleep timer; auto-set feature adjusts itself, including Daylight Savings and leap years
• Auxiliary audio input accommodates an MP3 player, DVD player, cassette player, or other device
• Sleep to radio, CD, nature sounds; wake to radio, CD, nature sounds, or buzzer
• Stereo speakers, CD repeat and random play
• Measures 8.1 x 6.7 x 5 inches (W x H x D)

Reviews (27)

Where's the 7/5/2 alarm?
When I bought this T617S from Best Buys, their placard distinctly said it had a 7/5/2 dual alarm. I went to BB today to verify I'm not crazy and it DOES say it has the 7/5/2 Dual Alarm but there's nothing about that in the manual. One of the main reasons I bought this clock was so it would only go off on weekdays. I feel ripped off. Other than that, I really like this guy.
Broke after a month, but it's a nice unit otherwise
Getting ready to send it back for warranty work.After just a month, the CD player pretty much stopped working all together.It sometimes will spin, play a little, then shut off.
The ultimate -- don't listen to the whiners
I bought this clock for my daughter after reading the reviews with her of all the cd-rom alarm clocks on Amazon.All the features sounded incredable.Guess what -- they are!This clock is the ultimate, and she will probably keep it for most of her life.The nature sounds are great, the alarms are great, the sound quality is great, the MP3 input line and separate jack for headphones work great.We have had the clock for over 2 months now, and it was well worth the money.As for the negative reviews, take them with a grain of salt.There are whiners in every crowd. ... Read more

Editorial Review

The Etón Grundig FR200 AM/FM Shortwave World Band Crank Radio and Light is the entry-level shortwave radio in Etón's line of emergency radios. With a dependable hand-crank power generator that powers the unit's AM/FM/Shortwave radio and built-in LED flashlight, the lightweight and portable Grundig FR200 is an economical choice for anyone in the market for a radio that can be relied on in emergencies or in environments where there are limited power sources.Read more

Features

• Emergency radio is built to handle the elements, as well as a power outage
• Hand crank can be used to recharge the built-in battery
• Tunes AM/FM and 12 shortwave bands, including weather radio
• Tuning knob features a superimposedfine tuning control knob
• Features a white LED emergency light

Reviews (18)

Pleased my hard-to-please brother
I sent this radio to my very hard-to-please brother for his 65th birthday and he loves it! That's enough for me! I'll be getting one for myself now & keeping it in mind for other hard-to-please friends.

Performs Perfectly
When I first got it I played it for about one hour a day to see how long the original charge would last. It finally went dead five days later. A short crank of maybe 20 seconds gave it about an hours worth of charge and playing time. A three minute crank and it was back up to playing for four to five hours. I couldn't be happier with it. I get every station that any other radio in my area gets and the built in flashlight is very intense. It's worth every dime I paid.
Purchasing a Grundig FR200 Emergency Radio
I am very pleased with the radio.It is easy to crank, the reception is clear and it runs longer that the stated time on a minutes worth of cranking. Also, it is lightweight and the carrying case is a plus. And I love the color! ... Read more

Editorial Review

Zune is here. Designed around the principles of sharing, discovery and community, Zune will create new ways for people to connect and share entertainment experiences. The Zune experience centers around connection-- connection to your library, connection to friends, connection to community and connection to other devices.Read more

Features

• 30GB digital media player stores up to 7,500 songs, 25,000 pictures or 100 hours of video
• Features wireless networking so you can share tracks and other media
• 3-inch color screen features a landscape mode for video viewing
• Compatible with Zune Marketplace for media downloads and subscriptions
• Automatically imports your existing music, pictures and videos from iTunes and Windows Media Player in a variety of formats

Reviews (3)

Zune has enough unique features to bite into Apple's pie
Packing a 3" screen, an FM-tuner, and Wireless features into a unit almost exactly the size of a video iPod, Zune is a compelling alternative to Apple's iconic iPod.
For those who want a great alternative to the iPod
The last reviewer really doesn't even know what he's talking about, especially because he's reviewing a product that hasn't even been released yet.
Zune?
Garbage. Just like everything Microsoft creates.
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Features

• Product packaginging includes -AG-790A receiver, remote control, user's manual.
• Delivers 100 watts per channel audio power for distinctly clear stereo sound
• Digital FL display shows radio station numbers, selected input and clock / timer
• Built-in digital AM and FM radio allows you to select up to 30 stations for quick access using a built-in memory programming mode - also permits manual tuning
• Sleep timer

Reviews (6)

It broke after 3 months
I bought this receiver in May 2006 (made in China....).
Good budget receiver
The Teac AG-790A is a great budget receiver.It being used in my office, attach to 4 ceiling speakers.The sound is decent for the office use.The loud button increase the bass response in low volume.The binding post allows for banana plugs, so it's easy to connect to the speakers.I also hooked another set of Polk Audio M30 speakers.There's a speaker A and B switch.So now I can also enjoy music in my private office too.Overall, it's a good bang for the bucks.

Great stereo receiver at a low price.
This is my first Teac unit ever, and it replaced a vintage Pioneer receiver that granted me twenty-eight years of faithful service.I am quite pleased with this "old-fashioned" two channel receiver. It sounds great, is solid-feeling, and is easy to operate.Although I was somewhat wary to purchase a unit without the many "turning knobs" an old codger like me is accustomed to, the push-buttons on this model are easy to use and find even in the dark.I'm pleased to have a receiver with a remote and a sleep timer function.I doubt that this Teac (or any new-fangled receiver) will offer me twenty-eight years of service but I don't plan to be around that long anyway. ... Read more

Features

• The first digital media player that provides preschoolers with a durable and easy way to play their favorite downloadable songs and stories
• Includes software and a USB cable to update the player, whether it is from a purchased CD or from the safe, user-friendly FP Online Content Store
• Endures rough preschooler use with simple controls, drop-tested durability, kid-friendly headphones and a breakaway neck strap
• Features 1" backlit LCD screen, over 30 minutes of preloaded song and story content, 128MB of memory and SD card slot for expandable memory
• For ages 3 yrs. and up; requires 2 AA batteries (not included)

Reviews (1)

Great MP3 alternative for little ones who want to be big!
I bought this for my 5 year-old for her birthday.She absolutely loves it and mastered the operation within minutes.Downloading stories from the website was a little tricky, but in the end was worth the time ($1.99 for most stories).Copying songs from CDs was the best feature.You can pick and delete the songs you want.You can even assign a picture to each song or to a collection of songs.For example, for High School Musical, I assigned a school bus; for the Aquamarine soundtrack, a starfish; Princess and the Pauper, a princess.Anyway, you get the idea.She also really likes the story reading function.I look forward to trying out the speaker/boom box accessory.The headphones seemed bulky to me, but my 5 year old loves how they fit and they don't slide off of her head!
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Editorial Review

The sleekly styled, silver 46-inch Sony Bravia KDL46S2000 is packed with the latest high-performance video features, including a wide viewing angle, blazing fast 8ms response time (great for sports and action movies), and a wide color gamut backlight that provides more natural skin tones and highly accurate overall color reproduction. It also offers integrated HDTV capabilities (with an integrated ATSC tuner), digital HDMI video connectivity, and a bottom speaker design that helps save space. The thin profile of this Bravia TV accommodates VESA compliant mounting systems (separately available). The removable pedestal swivels 30 degrees left and right and also tilts forward 3 degrees and backward 8 degrees for additional placement flexibility. Read more

Features

• High-performance 46-inch LCD TV with integrated HDTV tuner; includes tabletop stand
• Wide color gamut produces deeper reds, more vivid greens, and cleaner blues; 3D digital comb filter; Cinemotion 3:2 pulldown
• 1366 x 768-pixel resolution, super-fast 8ms response time, 1300:1 contrast ratio
• Connections: 3 composite A/V (1 side), 2 S-Video (1 side), 2 component (Y/Pb/Pr), 1 HDMI, 1 RF
• Two stereo speakers, 10 watts apiece (20 watts total); Dolby Digital decoding and SRS TruSurround XT virtual surround

Reviews (28)

Sony KDL46S2000 46" BraviaGreat PictureA+++++
I am not sure what was one of the reviewer was talking about when it came to watching a VHS tape on the LCD TV, all I can say is that you can't put a crappy signal into a LCD and expect to get an high quality picture output. Know what you buy before you put a negative review. This LCD TV has a really sharp picture WHEN ITS USED WITH THE RIGHT SOURCE. I am very happy with mine. I would have liked to gotten the newer model that has more HDMI inputs as well as 1080P upgrades.

sony,the one and only
yes, i was a little worried buying on the internet but boy was i wrong,amazon and eagle delivery service was awsome. The delivery service driver called me on wednesday and asked when would i like it delivered and i said friday a.m. i would be home,he was knocking on my door at 8:30 a.m. friday morning.It was great.As for the lcd tv, the hd stations and dvd's you couldn't get them any clearer,i mean unbelieveable.The non hd stations you need to play around with the settings abit but even those are as good as my regular sets in the house,no worse.Believe me i did my research before buying over a months time of reviewing and looking and talking to tech people and hi-end electronic stores and for the money, This set is the one.Very easy remote and set up,also very easy and quick to change the settings for different broadcasts in all formats so you get the best picture available.After a week i thought about a extended service plan and called sony and they sold me there plan which was less money than the one offered on amazon for a longer period with full coverage. Don't pass this deal up on amazon.You won't find a better one!

Best TV for the money
This Sony 46" LCD is the best HDTV you can get for the money.1080i is the best you can receive off the air - you really don't need 1080p unless you have Blue-ray or HD-DVD.This model delivers near-perfect video in normal 720p or 1080i HDTV format.Plus for 114 bucks you can buy the perfectly matched Sony DVPNS75H 1080i upconverting DVD player for high-res DVD playback as a great interim alternative to currently overpriced Blue-ray technology.So unless you have five grand to spend on a TV/DVD system go for this S-series model with the NS75H player.
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Editorial Review

The sleekly styled, silver 32-inch Sony Bravia KDL32S2000 is packed with the latest high-performance video features, including a wide viewing angle, blazing fast 8ms response time (great for sports and action movies), and a wide color gamut backlight that provides more natural skin tones and highly accurate overall color reproduction. It also offers integrated HDTV capabilities (with an integrated ATSC tuner), digital HDMI video connectivity, and a bottom speaker design that helps save space. The thin profile of this Bravia TV accommodates VESA compliant mounting systems (separately available). The removable pedestal swivels 30 degrees left and right and also tilts forward 3 degrees and backward 8 degrees for additional placement flexibility. Read more

Features

• High-performance 32-inch LCD TV with integrated HDTV tuner; measures 31.25 x 23.6 x 8.6 inches (WxHxD) with included stand
• Wide color gamut produces deeper reds, more vivid greens, and cleaner blues; 3D digital comb filter; Cinemotion 3:2 pulldown
• 1366 x 768-pixel resolution, super-fast 8ms response time, 1300:1 contrast ratio
• Connections: 3 composite A/V (1 side), 2 S-Video (1 side), 2 component (Y/Pb/Pr), 1 HDMI, 1 RF
• Two stereo speakers, 10 watts apiece (20 watts total); Dolby Digital decoding and SRS TruSurround XT virtual surround

Reviews (17)

Disappointed customer
When we received the television, the stand was bent, therefore the television was leaning forward.Whenwe called sony to fix the problem under the in home warranty; we were told that it was damaged during shipping and that we would have to pay to have the part replaced.When we called amazon for the second time, we were told that we had to wait to receive an e-mail from the electronics department to see what they could do.This entire process has been very disapointing.After waiting over a month to receive the television and then being told that we had to pay to get it fixed has just left a sour taste for buying electronics online.

Beware of Sony's HDMI
One of the attractions of this set is HDMI (High Def Module Interface). HDMI is currently defined as a single cable the transmits both Video and Audio. A very clean installation, via a single cable. However for Sony, for this set, you need a cable with a HDMI end that connects to the cable box, that then goes to a DVI connector (video only) on the Sony LCD, and THEN a separate audio cable. What a pain in the %#@%$#. Therefore no Digital Audio.

Aspect feature undocumented limitation
Excellent set overall, but one misleading entry is in the manual which the factory confirmed to me is partly mistaken.The "wide zoom" feature for aspect control, magnifying etc., is shown with a separate panel entirely devoted to features applicable to high definition, wide screen sources.The manual fails to mention these functions work only on broadcast or cable tuner reception, and are not available on any external input, HDMI or component video -- such as a Sony high definition recorder for the broadcasts.The issue affects the extremely wide panavision movies which have to be rendered with horizontal black bars even on a 16:9 display to see the entire width -- which is how some are transmitted on HDNET for example (premium channels seem to adopt a full screen, pre-zoomed approach).Cable boxes have zoom features built-in which can expand these pictures, but the tv won't do it by itself, the way it handles low definition signals, and the very limited releases of early HD-dvd, blu ray players etc so far don't have it.The need for it is less with a wide screen to begin with, compared to old 4:3 screen format, but the pictures are shown almost 1/3 less than the vertical height of the screen.
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Features

• Includes iriver earphones, USB 2.0 interface cable, Printed manual, Installation CD software for Windows PC, AA battery
• 2GB internal storage (holds up to 1000 songs)
• Supports subscription music services
• Copy your favorite CDs onto the T10 with included software
• Vivid color display

Reviews (9)

Build & sound quality
I have had four iRiver players so far: iFP-190, iFP-340, iFP-799 and T10. They are real keepers: 1) sound quality, 2) build quality, 3) AA bettery, 4) mini-USB (except iFP-190), 5) the good looking (of iFP-700 series). I ordered iAUDIO G3 once, tried for only a few hours, and then returned it.
Pretty Good Little Player, but Read Ad Closely
I had the iRiver 340 player for several years, and, except for the limited capacity, was quite pleased with it.When prices for gigabyte and larger players got reasonable, I began checking them out.
Huge
The product information lists the measurements for this unit, but if you are like me measurements probably don't help you much.This MP3 player is huge.One reviewer wrote that it would easily fit in his hand or pocket, well so would my cell phone and guess what they are practically the same size.Compared to some of the Sony and Samsung units this thing is a Cadillac.
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Features

• Programmable track memory/Digital 2 digit LED display
• AM/FM Stereo Tuner
• Skip, Search, Play, Pause, Repeat1, Repeat All
• AM/FM Tuner/Wide range speaker system
• Telescopic FM Antenna

Reviews (5)

Junk
I purchased this cd player as a gift for someone, and the cd player didn't work either!Very disappointing...Do not purchase this product.

Junk
I bought this radio as a Christmas gift for my seven year old son.The CD player did not work. It was a bummer.Also, when I bought it I did not know that is was a refurbished unit.

Hummm
Pro:
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Editorial Review

Get into the groove with the fully automatic PS-LX250H turntable from Sony. Hook the turntable up to any stereo and reacquaint yourself with all of your old vinyl records. The turntable is compatible with all stereo receivers, even units without traditional phono input jacks. Read more

Features

• Fully automatic operation
• Supports 33-1/3 and 45 rpm playing speeds
• Belt-drive system
• Static balance tonearm
• Convenient front-mounted controls for simplicity

Reviews (53)

Be careful please
I implore you to be very careful about your turntable purchase decision. This Sony table will not make the most out of your listening experience. It has very low quality playback (the stylus picks up more scratches than it does music), the included preamp is mediocre at best, and the belt drive is slightly off pitch. This was my first turtable purchase, and a much regretted one. After only a few years, the motor broke and played only at 45 rpm, necesitating another purchase. I understand what it is to be on a budget, and $60 is very tempting, but if you have to spend that every few years, it adds up fast. You will really be doing yourself a favour in the long run if you spend the extra money on a nicer one and eat raman noodles for a while. The Audio-Technica AT-PL120 direct drive turntable featured on this page is a far superior system, and will give you many more years of faithful service in addition to a much better listening experience. However, if $200 is far out of your reach, then this won't be a horrible table to whet your appetite for a while, and the average listener won't mind the difference in playback quality.

Disposable turntable.
I bought this turntable and got a couple years use out of it, and while it worked, it worked.If you're buying something to use once in a blue moon, this one might do.But if you actually play your records, sooner or later, you'll need to replace the stylus.Or the cartridge.Either way, if you buy this one, you're out of luck.The diamond fell of the stylus on mine, and there doesn't seem to be anything that's replaceable.There's no removable cartridge like you'd find on any decent quality turntable manufactured in the 1980s. Now there doesn't seem to be anything to do with mine other than throw it in the trash.It wasn't terribly expensive--the whole turntable can be had for not a whole lot more than a good quality cartridge--so it's disposability isn't that big a deal from a strictly economic standpoint.But darn it, it just rubs me the wrong way.I'd rather pay a bit more to have something that I can still use ten years down the line than to save a few bucks on something that's going to end up in a landfill in a couple years.

Great but not stackable :(
After listening to 7 or 8 vinyls I fell back in love with my old albums - but then after laying down and having to get up every 4 tracks to flip the discs - I recalled a time when I could stack 4,5,6,7,8,9...albums and they would drop and keep on playing - then you flipped them all over to hear the B-sides.I hate getting up.I don't have knobs on my TV (remember that UHF knob ugh!) to switch channels every 30 minutes, why would I want to get up right in the middle of a great series of albums?
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Editorial Review

With the Sirius SP-TK2 Sportster Replay Satellite Radio with Car Kit, you'll never miss another play from scrimmage again. The ultimate plug-and-play satellite radio, the Sirius SP-TK2 lets you take all 120-plus Sirius stations with you wherever you go. For football enthusiasts, this means that you can do all your shopping while the big game is on and still catch all the gridiron action.Read more

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