Gravity never fails, which Isaac Newton proved. And now Cambridge SoundWorks proves that there is such a thing as affordable surround sound with their Newton Series HT55 home theater speaker package.
The Doctor Who spin-off returns for a second season, where the Welsh seaside city of Cardiff is once again the center of the universe for strange happenings, alien invasions and other threats to the very fabric of time.
David Tennant’s tenure as the mysterious Time Lord is coming to an end, and yet without a full season as a swan song, viewers will have to settle for a series of TV movies to see off the Doctor. The first of these, now available on Blu-ray, is practically dead on arrival.
That fantasy Galaxy far, far away seemed a little closer this week as Lucasfilm and LucasArts landed in New York City to unveil details on the upcoming DVD/Blu-ray of Star Wars: The Clone Wars, as well as latest games.
This story of Jewish resistance fighters in Eastern Poland during World War II gets off to an interesting start, but the movie lacks a solid conclusion, which even the disc’s extras fail to deliver.
Mitsubishi unveiled its 2009 line of 3D ready DLP HDTVs, Unisen LCD HDTVs with integrated surround sound and a LaserVue Facebook campaign intended to raise ecological awareness. We’re ready for the close up.
At this week’s Digital Downtown in Midtown Manhattan, Toshiba America Consumer Products unveiled its latest line of LCD TVs, including the premium REGZA HDTV Series. Let the LED experience shine brightly.
This heavy-handed, fictionalized account of the true story of the Civil War’s first black regiment features a mix of solid and only middling performances. The Blu-ray is mostly a rehash of the DVD release, with new bonus features that might appeal to hardcore Civil War buffs.
The Mecca of video games, the Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3), has hit Los Angeles by storm. Here is a look at the five must-play games coming soon.
One of those rare thrillers that seems somewhat timeless, and just as relevant today as when it was made (is it really 12 years since this came out?). Wolfgang Petersen’s action packed wild ride on the President’s plane gets a nice visual and sound upgrade on Blu-ray, but the extras seem to have been left in the last century.
