If you’re thinking about adding a new dimension to your home theater sound system, Atlantic Technology has got your number.
Panasonic has advanced the audio and video performance of its flagship non-3D Blu-ray player, but where are the improvements to the user interface?
Panasonic’s latest entry in the budget Blu-ray home theater in a box category packs a punch for remarkably little coin.
A reader writes in asking whether it’s worth the trouble and expense to deploy height channel speakers in his home theater.
While not as compelling or original as the first film, this fourth and final chapter provides an amusing and enjoyable conclusion to the animated series.
Reports about a new OLED plant going online next year have some people speculating that the Korean CE manufacturer will be unveiling a 42-inch OLED panel shortly after the plant becomes operational.
Although some web sites been talking about using one manufacturer’s 3D glasses with another’s 3DTV by turning them upside down, the fact is you don’t need to do this for them to work together… but there’s a good reason not to do it.
If you’re hoping to avoid being nickel and dimed to death by monthly fees, this little dual-tuner HDTV DVR is worth a serious look.
This diminutive surround sound system will add a new dimension in sound to your Audio Video system without taking over your living space.
Sure, it may not be 3D, or even come with any special features, but it’s still the highest grossing film of all time and at 50 percent off, the Blu-ray version may actually be worth buying.
