Today Mitsubishi unveiled their first premium flat panel LCD HDTV to include their new iSP (Integrated Surround Projector) technology – an integrated sound bar that gives you real surround sound, and clear dialog without the need for external speakers.
A reader who just purchased a new HDTV, mounting the new set ten feet away from the old asks if she can move her DIRECTV box and extend its input cable using standard RG6 coax cable.
Gefen has released a new hard-drive-based digital recorder that allows you to record high definition material over HDMI from virtually any source: cable box, satellite receiver, even Blu-ray Disc. Is it the next killer component?
A new owner of a Sony HDTV asks whether it’s possible to watch HDTV programs for free or if he’s stuck paying monthly cable or satellite fees.
A reader asks whether it’s possible to combine two antennas over a single coax cable using a simple splitter/combiner.
The classic World War II film comes to Blu-ray Disc. It features an all-star cast, and some impressive film-making, but its 3-hour run time feels a bit long, and its audio and video transfers are not quite up to reference quality. And hey, Fox/MGM, how about some extras?
Russell Crowe stars as Captain Jack Aubrey, a commander in her majesty’s navy in the eigthteenth century, on a quest to capture or destroy a dangerous French privateer vessel. He may be out-classed and out-gunned, but his resolve and instinct are strong. Will it be enough? The film is now available on Blu-ray Disc with an excellent audio and video transfer but an appalling dearth of extras.
Now on Blu-ray Disc, producer J.J. Abrams and director Matt Reeves’ original take on the classic monster movie is a sight to behold in high definition.
An owner of Panasonic’s DMR-EZ27 DVD recorder wonders whether it’s possible to record high definitions in widescreen format (16:9) on his DVD recorder.
VenMill Industries is now offering semi-professional CD/DVD repair machines to the general public. With a low per-disc repair cost and a quick repair cycle, the Elite 60 is Ven Mill’s top of the line consumer disc repair machine. But is it worth the $1200 pricetag?
