As the holiday shopping season winds up, we offer our recommendations for the best deals on the best Blu-ray players for late 2009 and early 2010.
At the CES: Unveiled show in New York, a number of vendors were honored for innovations in consumer electronics but perhaps none more than Korean manufacturer Samsung who took home 23 nominations.
Last month, Netflix promised instant streaming for the PS3. Now it’s here and we give it a test spin.
If you want to pick up a collectible solid metal model of the U.S.S. Enterprise (limited to 5,000 units), you’ll need to get your Star Trek Blu-ray on Amazon.com.
In celebration of the the film’s 20th Anniversary and release on Blu-ray Disc, a posse of Lloyd Dobler lookalikes converged on New York City, boom boxes in hand, to serenade the locals.
Denon offers its first 21st Century-enabled turntable – one that can rip your beloved vinyl to MP3 without a computer.
Pioneer’s current top of the line Blu-ray player may lack internet streaming features and be almost painfully slow to load, but it’s hard to find flaws in its picture and sound.
A reader writes in asking why we haven’t reviewed any of Paramount’s recent titles on Blu-ray. Simple answer: Paramount stopped sending out screeners.
Known for high value LCD televisions, the California-based TV maker now takes a stab at state of the art LED/LCD technology, but with budget-minded pricing.
Yes, Virginia, deep bass can come from small drivers and cabinets, as long as it’s H-PAS.
