Still listening to the headphones that came in the box with your iPod or MP3 player? Stop the madness and read this review now!
Think that the cost of a flat panel HDTV is just outside your grasp? Think again. How about a 32 inch widescreen flat panel HDTV-ready display for under $800?
Looking for the ultimate gift for that special Trekkie in your life? The new Star Trek Ultimate Collection should do the trick – 212 DVDs encompassing virtually everything Trek to date.
I’m often asked for recommendations for good affordable home theater systems. Here are my current picks for entry-level home theater receivers and speaker packages.
Onkyo’s latest XM-ready home theater receiver, featuring THX Select2 certification, automatic level calibration (with microphone), composite to component video upconversion and 3 HD-capable component inputs is now available for under $600.
Can Harmony’s latest model of internet-powered universal remotes address the shortcomings of its predecessors while maintaining their benefits? You’ll find out here.
Why leave the house, or even wait for movies to arrive in the mail when you can legally download movies online in 30 to 90 minutes?
In Part II of our show coverage, you can check out the latest from HP, Microsoft, Buffalo Technology, Logitech, MobiTV, Denon, Shure and much more.
While Warner announces support for Blu-ray Disc (BD), HP asks Sony and the Blu-ray Disc Association to add Copy Management as a BD format requirement. Meanwhile Toshiba grasps at straws with HD-DVD.
The Digital Life show arrives at the Javits Center in New York and gives us a glimpse of what’s possible in this interconnected digital world.
