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Apparently this guy, because he’s got it connected with a few pads [...]
A recent report from DisplaySearch has shown that $112 Billion was spent on televisions this year in what amounted to 205 million TVs. By the way, 69 percent of those sales were LCD TVs.
Just to let you know, just 101 billion was spent on TVs in 2007, and but it arose to [...]
Here is something for the people who have been following the National Geographic Channel on cable. Rather than wait to watch for new episodes, get the whole lot in one portable 160GB HDD. This should be a great educational tool for kids or yourself for a reasonable price of $199.95. Get every issue since 1888 [...]
Designed for professional business presentation, the new RPJ-2000 is a portable, ultra slim projection device by RoyalTek. The projector supports iPod, mobile phone multimedia display, DVD Player and media players, such as MP4 player. It also supports PDF files and MS Office.
The RPJ-2000 supports up to 65” maximal projection screen size and is [...]
Say it with me, everybody: nooooooo!
Apparently, the boys out at Warner and Fox don’t think that creating an embargo and refusing to sell to one customer and only one customer is doing any damage to anybody.
Go figure, huh?
The salient from Fox goes like this–the Redbox case against Fox:
“…does not allege harm to inter-brand competition, does [...]
Oh yes. Very nervous. Very nervous indeed, kids. It’s a downright terrifying experience.
See, Netflix represents a serious player in the game these days. Every year, they buy two hundred and forty million dollars worth of product from the studios, to turn around and rent it out to the legions of subscribers that Netflix carries on [...]
The Ypsilon VPS-100 is a high performance phono preamplifier. This tube-based preamplifier helps deliver natural, musical, open soundstage. Aaudio Imports, the leading supplier of high-end audio products is all set to introduce this preamplifier into the U.S. market at the 2010 International Consumer Electronics Show that begins in January.
Available in an elegant rectangle of [...]
Yes, most televisions have terrible audio quality, which is why the stereo and soundbar was invented. Fortunately, Mitsubishi is a step ahead with the LT-249 series that includes a soundbar at the bottom of the display.
You would think that every TV would have a soundbar, but I suppose the display industry doesn’t [...]
For the people who want to make the best of anything that they have, the HDMI converter was made to aid gaming consoles such as the PS2 and PSP to be displayed on HDTVs. While there may be some concerns on the actual display quality, seeing what you have from your tiny device/s on a [...]
Pioneer is well known among home theater enthusiasts for generally putting together a quality piece of hardware. Sure, it may not always be top of the line, but it will generally be a good value, and sometimes, that’s good enough. And in the case of the Pioneer VSX 1019AH-K receiver, it’ll also be an excellent [...]
Now I was reading something about this the other day, so I figured I’d boil it down into the salient for you. You’ve got a lot on your plate these days, you know. You need fast and hard hitting home theater news.
So here’s the deal–a LOT of the market is currently worried about Apple TV. [...]
Merry Christmas (and Happy Holidays) from HCW! A quick update on some reviews and articles, and a special video for everyone to enjoy :)
Intel didn't intend for its Atom CPU to revolutionize the ultraportable notebook market, but it happened anyway. Today, the next-gen "Pine Trail" Atom platform debuts in Asus' Eee PC 1005PE. We take a close look at Atom's second coming to see what's new.
USB 2.0 has been around for nearly a decadean eternity in the PC world. We've taken a quick first look at its replacement, SuperSpeed USB 3.0, to see what's up with the spec and how a first implementation measures up.
Google brings back a blast from the past - postcards! The kind you put in REAL mailboxes! And they are delivering them for you FREE of charge!