Epson blows off the 3D party and instead introduces seven new 1080p home theater projectors, some featuring a brand new “mega contrast” display technology.
Sony’s first 3D-capable SXRD projector is also the first projector to receive Sony’s coveted ES moniker.
Runco gets serious about 3D with their new D-73d, capable of projecting left eye and right eye feeds simultaneously for flicker-free viewing in Runco’s own passive 3D glasses.
Paradigm updates their popular PDR Series of affordable subwoofers and adds a new wireless-ready model to the mix.
JVC makes D-ILA more affordable with their new entry-level front projector, the DLA-HD250.
JVC is aiming to reach out and touch you with their introduction of six new 3D-capable D-ILA projectors boasting native contrast ratios as high as 100,000:1.
Ray Winstone offers Guy Pearce a losing proposition in John Hillcoat’s bloody and gritty western set in the Australian outback. It’s not for everyone, but is FirstLook’s new Blu-ray edition for you?
MartinLogan brings their award-winning electrostatic speaker technologies into the realm of affordability with their new ElectroMotion Series and EM-ESL loudspeaker.
Audrey Hepburn doesn’t know whether to trust the smooth (yet sinister?) Cary Grant in Stanley Donen’s masterful film. Trust us to tell you if Criterion’s new Blu-ray delivers the goods.
Still no Avatar, but Sony is bringing Open Season to the Blu-ray 3D format this fall. Who needs Jake Sully or the Na’vi when you’ve got Boog and Elliot to keep you warm?
