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You definitely can't go wrong with the Samsung UE48H6400. It's our favourite at that size (and it won our TV Product of the Year award a month ago). We tested it at £700 but it can now be had for about £500. It's worth going with companies like Richer Sounds or John Lewis, who offer decent...

Traditionally, the easiest way to get wireless sound from your TV is RF (radio frequency) headphones, like these, which have a box for various inputs. That way you could connect your TV, laptop and phone when you're at home. It won't work for portable use, however. For portability, it's...

These have now been launched! They'll be £1099, available this month. http://whf.cm/1lVhIRX

Nope, those first tests were done when they were launched a few years ago, and before my time. In any case, nothing is ever reviewed in isolation – everything gets second and third opinions before a review is put out.

Taken from our review of the Beyerdynamic MMX 101iE: "It would be easy to dismiss the Beyerdynamic MMXs as a mic-enabled version of the less expensive DTX 101iEs, and that wouldn't necessarily be a damning conclusion. These are, though, superior-sounding buds that add weight and greater...

Short answer: The Awards issue is keeping us very busy, and it takes a long time to go through a library of back issues. Long answer: We don't have a database that stretches back to the 1980s. Nor do we have someone who remembers precisely which issue we reviewed something in the 1980s. We...

I've had a look on our web database, and it only seems to go back about five years. Will see what I can do, but it might take a trip down the catacombs with a torch, whip and fedora. Bear with us.

Harmless fun, and the chance to win a TV: http://www.howtoliveit.co.uk/2013/08/27/test-your-movie-knowledge-and-win-a-tv/#.Ui8KZOt24hk A little birdy tells us that nobody's got the full marks yet.