Toshiba takes their HDTV show on the road with twelve new LCD flat panel HDTV models in their REGZA line, featuring screens sizes up to 47 inches, resolution up to 1080p and 12-bit video processing.
Warner Home Video delivers the High Definition goods with director/actor Clint Eastwood’s Oscar-winner ‘Unforgiven.’ High quality video and audio mastering combined with a nice package of extras make this HD-DVD worth the price of admission.
In an age when the luster may be wearing thin on traditional ‘hifi’ high end audio systems, some manufacturers are concentrating on both style and substance in order to create high-end audio systems that look as good as they sound.
Wilson Audio founder, David Wilson was on-hand at Home Entertainment Expo 2006 to offer up the latest incarnation of their popular high-end loudspeaker system, the Watt/Puppy System 8 (starting at $27,900/pair).
In these days of multi-channel home theater mega systems, Onkyo reflects on its past and releases new two-channel integrated amplifiers, CD players and an elegant pair of speakers.
Stanley Kubrick’s classic tale of the dehumanization of war gets the high definition treatment on Warner HD-DVD. Audio and video quality are outstanding, but hey, guys, how about some extras?
For well over a decade, HeadRoom has been in the business of helping turn your head into a perfect place for personal listening. In addition to their own suite of headphone amplifiers and travel cases, HeadRoom also sells the best headphones and portable accessories on the planet, at all price ranges, and provides detailed specifications and opinions on all matters portable, so you can find the perfect match for your ears and lifestyle.
Looking for the ultimate audio ‘accessories’ for your iPod? How about $59,000 liquid-cooled tube amps? Some transparent horn speakers? Or maybe a 5-Watt single-ended triode tube amp in iPod-white matched up with some super-efficient, masterfully cratfed wooden loudspeakers? These devices and much more were on display at Home Entertainment Expo 2006.
Bringing the price of world-class video scaling technology down below the stratosphere, Epson will include an external Silicon Optix HQV TX3 video processor with its Powerlite Pro Cinema 800 Projector at the low, low price of $6999.
HP makes deeper inroads into the home theater market with a new 1080p DLP-based TV that uses LEDs for illumination, plus an integrated HDTV/media server.
