6 product results for "consumer confusion"

Philips Streamium NP2900 Reviewed on 06/02/2009

The bottom line: The Philips NP2900 is a great-sounding Wi-Fi radio with a unique color display, but it doesn't offer enough features to justify its price premium over competitors. Read review

Specs: Network audio player, Stereo, 30 Watt, Network audio player - AAC, PCM, WMA, FLAC, Ogg Vorbis, Remote control, 13.7 in x 2.7 in x 3.9 in, 3.3 lbs

Norton 360 2.0 Reviewed on 03/03/2008

The bottom line: A near-perfect all-in-one solution for brand new PCs, Norton 360 v2 may be hard to install and run on legacy machines. However, don't count on Symantec's time-consuming and expensive technical support for help. Read review

Specs: 3 PC in one household, Complete package, Microsoft Windows Vista / XP, 300 MHz, 2.0, CD-ROM, 300 MHz, Windows, Internet Explorer 6.0 or later

Philips DVDR615 Reviewed on 10/12/2004

The bottom line: This entry-level DVD recorder offers a FireWire input, but its confusing menus and useless remote will confound beginners. Read review

Specs: DVD recorder, Tabletop, Universal remote control, Stereo, 8.8 lbs

Philips DVDR600VR Reviewed on 09/21/2005

The bottom line: Despite a few nice features, the Philips DVDR600VR's difficult interface and below-average video quality keep it from competing well. Read review

Specs: Stereo, Remote control

Philips AOLTV Reviewed on 02/19/2001

The bottom line: This set-top box ruins the TV-watching experience and adds only rudimentary Internet functions. Read review

Audiovox D2016 Reviewed on 09/20/2006

The bottom line: A big screen and some nice multimedia and connectivity extras help distinguish the otherwise middle-of-the-road Audiovox D2016 from the portable DVD player pack. Read review

Specs: DVD player, Portable, Remote control, Stereo