From affordable to hardcore, all with great new features like single-cable HDMI connection to the display and on-board decoding for the latest HD audio formats, Denon’s nine new AVRs offer something for everyone.
Before there was Bourne, there was Condor, a good guy in a bad spot with his own people out to get him. The Blu-ray is somewhat covert too, solid but not calling too much attention to itself.
Virtually plug-and-play for a wide range of popular digital video recorders, Seagate’s affordable new hard disk drives add precious capacity to TV fans’ favorite set-top box.
Consumer Electronics manufacturers and others band together to save the planet at EcoFocus in Manhattan.
On Broadway in New York City earlier this week, it was edutainment aplenty for press and public alike at the high-end CE retailer’s 25th Anniversary “Spring Fever” event.
This iPod speaker system sounds every bit as good as it looks. Assuming you like the way it looks. Which you really should.
Quaint, thrilling, and timeless, these early adventures of Kirk, Spock & Co. are better than ever in this overhauled Blu-ray edition.
Booze, broads, bullets and Blu: Frank Miller and Robert Rodriguez team up to beat our home theater to a bloody pulp, with a little help from Quentin Tarantino. And I’m loving every minute of it.
It’s official: The new shuffle is the smallest music player on the planet. What happened to all the buttons? Aye, there’s the rub…
Sean, Roger and Pierce come together for this latest sampling from the Bond catalog, with generally excellent sound and picture plus thorough supplements.
