Ferguson Hill FH009 Ferguson Hill is best known for its monumental FH001 and FH002, towering horns of transparent perspex with a similarly mammoth price tag. The company broached the computer/MP3 speaker market a few years back with the markedly more affordable FH007 system, and is back again with the FH009, aiming this time at the music and home cinema market.

The premise is a setup both visually and aurally arresting; the price is a not-inconsiderable £795. Check out the full SlashGear review after the cut.

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Smart TV is gaining traction, but not everybody wants to upgrade every set in their house just to add native streaming support for Netflix and similar services. Philips believes it has the answer with the HMP2000, a compact Netflix adapter that also promises YouTube, Facebook and local media access for under £50 ($79).

Is this the Roku rival we've been waiting for? Check out the full review after the cut.

Samsung has an impressive track record with big-screen LED TVs, and the current 75-inch flagship UN75ES9000 aims to maintain that legacy. Packaging the smart TV functionality from the ES8000 with a few of the picture processing features best loved from 2011's D8000, all in a slim, rose gold frame, the ES9000 promises plenty; then again, so it should with a $10,000 price tag.

With a mile-long spec sheet there's plenty going on, so keep reading for the SlashGear review.

Korus V600 and V400 wireless speakers Korus thinks the audio market needs a new music streaming system. That's an ambitious goal: if you've been in the market for wireless audio recently, you'll undoubtedly have seen a fair few existing options, from Bluetooth (with or without aptX), WiFi, and proprietary options like Apple's AirPlay and Sonos' well-esteemed whole home systems.

Korus' two new portable speakers, the V600 and V400, don't use any of them, in fact, but is that a brave decision that pays off in performance, or simply too ambitious a challenge for one start-up to bite off? Read on for the SlashGear review.

Nintendo Switch, Slashgear review. Nintendo dream of hybrid gaming fully realized. Truly exciting hardware that stands out from the rest.

Fairly solid launch lineup, especially with Zelda. Accessories are far too expensive. Online systems still need a lot of work. Launch feels rushed in general.

Time was, if you wanted a wooly column of wireless musical pleasure, you had to train a sheep to stand upright and sing. Libratone's new Zipp, however, changes that: a wool wrapped portable speaker delivering not only Apple's AirPlay but a tweaked version intended for the wide open spaces that the Zipp - or sheep, for that matter - might go frolicking in.

Read on for the SlashGear review.

The Important Of Design A Family Activity Room.A loft space or basement is a great place to create a designated family activity room where you get to spend quality time together. This could include a home cinema, table tennis etc.

and you should specify good levels of sound insulation throughout this space for it to be functional.

5.1ch Home Cinema Soundbar System. Big power. Real cinema.Bring home authentic room-filling sound.

Tall-boy rear speakers immerse you deeper in the movies you love with real surround sound, while a 600W total power output delivers dynamic cinema sound. 600w power icon 600W total power output Feel the action burst into life around you with a 600W power output, for movies, music and games with more impact. 5.1ch icon 5.1ch real surround sound Five speakers and a subwoofer work together to deliver big, full-frequency sound.

5.1ch Home Cinema System with Bluetooth® technology. Immerse yourself in every movie with 5.1 channels of real surround sound.

Rear speakers and an external subwoofer work with a 3ch sound bar to deliver true cinematic surround sound, while the S-Master digital amp ensures the purest movie sound. Get the best seat in the house with the real cinema sound of the HT-RT3. A sound bar, subwoofer and rear speakers create authentic surround sound, putting you right at the heart of all your favourite movies.