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Last Rated: February 07, 2006	BEST BUY! 1. Logitech Z-5500 Digital Price when reviewed: $400, Overall performance: Very Good, Ease of use: Superior, Features: Superior, Bottom Line: Well-designed product has digital inputs to best take advantage of digital surround sound. Full Review • Test Report • Check latest prices	Check Latest Prices
Last Rated: February 07, 2006	2. Creative Labs GigaWorks ProGamer G500 Price when reviewed: $250, Overall performance: Very Good, Ease of use: Superior, Features: Good, Bottom Line: Relatively inexpensive set of speakers has an additional treble control and performed best in our tests of stereo music tracks. Full Review • Test Report • Check latest prices	Check Latest Prices
Last Rated: February 07, 2006	3. Klipsch ProMedia Ultra 5.1 Price when reviewed: $350, Overall performance: Very Good, Ease of use: Very Good, Features: Very Good, Bottom Line: Though this system isn't new, it's the best PC-based speaker set that Klipsch offers. Full Review • Test Report • Check latest prices	Check Latest Prices
Last Rated: February 07, 2006	4. Cambridge Soundworks MegaWorks 505 Price when reviewed: $400, Overall performance: Good, Ease of use: Very Good, Features: Good, Bottom Line: Cambridge Soundworks' only 5.1-channel offering lacks center and rear speaker controls but has a treble switch. Full Review • Test Report • Check latest prices	Check Latest Prices
Last Rated: February 07, 2006	5. M-Audio LX4 2.1 System and LX4 5.1 Expander Price when reviewed: $550, Overall performance: Good, Ease of use: Good, Features: Poor, Bottom Line: Expensive product combo omits PC-centric conveniences such as bundled cables, a distinct volume controller, and adapters for 0.125-inch inputs. Full Review • Test Report • Check latest prices	Check Latest Prices
Last Rated: February 07, 2006	6. Sicuro RW-670XL Price when reviewed: $170, Overall performance: Poor, Ease of use: Poor, Features: Good, Bottom Line: Inexpensive, garishly designed product has poor sound quality and an Enhance button that heavily distorts bass. Full Review • Test Report • Check latest prices	Check Latest Prices

HOW WE TEST: We test rewritable DVD drives under Windows XP Home on PCs with 1.67-GHz Athlon XP 2000+ processors and 512MB of DDR SDRAM. To test each drive, we use the bundled DVD video authoring, mastering, and packet-writing software; we use vendor-supplied media or Verbatim media. Tests conducted by the PC World Test Center. All rights reserved.