A bold, broad slate of new LCD TVs, some with advanced new upconverting technology puts Toshiba back in the HDTV game in a big way.
Are Sharp’s new flagship LCD TVs too cool for mainstream consumers to handle? We’ll find out as the 65-inch LC-65XS1U-S and 52-inch LC-52XS1U-S will soon be hitting these shores.
The future of cable interactivity is coming soon to a TV near you and Panasonic is leading the way.
Led by some exciting news about the November 25 release of Hancock on Blu-ray, SPHE is coming on strong with their high-def disc slate.
The powerful, versatile, affordable new processor from DVDO preps lesser-quality signals for a high-def world.
In a world where content is king and Blu-ray penetration is growing fast, a single deck pulling double-duty can be a beautiful thing.
In the lovely weather of Denver at CEDIA Expo, Polk announces their new high-performance outdoor speakers. Is it a chimneria? No, it’s a subwoofer!
Four years ago, all these two friends wanted were sliders. Now, they’re sliding for their lives. And the Blu-ray gives them more than they bargained for.
From tough-as-nails heroines to historical epics to small-town office politics, there’s something for everyone in the current crop of TV discs.
Lurking inside your Windows Vista Home Premium or Ultimate PC is a multimedia powerhouse yearning to break free. This D-Link Media Center Extender delivers it to the best seats in the house.
