At CEDIA Expo this week, Toshiba showed off new models in their REGZA LCD HDTV line which feature a super-narrow bezel, allowing consumers to fit a larger screens into smaller spaces.
JVC narrows the plasma/LCD performance gap with a new line of LCD flat panel HDTVs featuring their second generation 120 Hz processing, Clear Motion Drive II.
At CEDIA Expo 2007, JVC showed off two new 1080p front projectors which feature a native contrast of 30,000:1 as well as ultra-widescreen (cinemascope) projection capability.
At CEDIA Expo in Denver, head Monster Noel Lee announced new speed ratings for Monster’s HDMI cables, giving consumers a choice between lower cost standard cables and more expensive ultra-high speed cables.
Not to be outdone by other home therater projector manufacturers, Mitsubishi is showing off three 1080p front projectors at CEDIA Expo, all for under $4,000. The latest model features Silicon Optix HQV video processing, a new dynamic iris and HDMI 1.3-compatible inputs.
Sanyo, makers of some damn fine 720p LCD front projectors, announced their first consumer 1080p projector today, a 3-LCD design, featuring a brand new color management system which exploits HDMI 1.3’s DeepColor feature, and a 15,000:1 rated contrast ratio. All this can be yours for the low low price of $2995.
With HDMI 1.3 support, three HDMI inputs, conversion of analog video inputs to HDMI and support for Dolby TrueHD and DTS-HD Master Audio, Integra’s DTR-7.8 offers just about everything you could want in a home theater receiver.
If you want to explore your options for free HDTV, via a low-cost indoor HDTV antenna, Terk’s HDTVi is a great place to start.
For those who suffer from IHID (Insufficient HDMI Input Dysfunction), Impact Acoustics comes to the rescue with their 5-Port HDMI switcher.
For those who need audio/video cables in custom lengths, D’Addario’s Planet Waves Cable Station solder-free cable-making system may be just what the home theater doctor ordered.
