Gunnar Optiks’ line of stylish eyewear is painstakingly designed to put an increasingly digital world into focus, protecting our vision in the process.
Guess no one told Homer & Co, that the Digital Transition was pushed back, as America’s favorite cartoon family just debuted a new 16:9 opening for their first-ever HD episode. But can their current antenna hack it?
The kids of East High danced their way onto the big screen last year, and now onto the flat screen as their tricked-out Blu-ray comes home.
Dave McKean and Neil Gaiman’s clever fantasy should have been a treat for the eyes, but instead the final product is fraught with abundant video flaws.
With this many channels and so many features in such impressive quality, it’s time to renew our love affair with the boob tube.
Funky, foul-mouthed and intermittently funny, this Jackson/Mac team-up has its charms despite its faults, ditto the Blu-ray.
Just in time for Valentine’s Day, a maudlin romance so ludicrous as to make you rethink/reject the entire notion of “love.” Plus… no high-def audio!
In their fourth collaboration, Ridley Scott and Russell Crowe (with special guest Leonardo DiCaprio) expose the awful truth about the U.S. war on terror. Be warned, it’s rough stuff, just like this disc.
This affordable high-def-capable HDMI-switching receiver doesn’t forget your old standard-def sources too, with upconversion for all. And the great audio performance makes up for some hinky design choices.
Last year’s presidential election set the stage for this not-quite-lame-duck comedy, but are they sure that the audio and video are truly high-def-quality? I demand a recount!
