Sharp’s Netflix-streaming, thousand-watt BD-MPC41U Blu-ray home theater system employs a sound bar on the front end, backed by the latest and greatest Audyssey sonic enhancements.
Promising innovative technology, these new glasses could offer the most reliable transmission of the 3D sync signal between the source and the viewer, while working with all makes of 3D HDTVs.
If you’re tired of poor-sounding ill-fitting earphones that won’t stay in your ear, you’re going to love Etymotic’s new CUSTOM FIT program that crafts a pair of high quality earphones to fit your specific ears.
Germs, dirt and assorted crud had better beware of this blob, a unique cleaning compound which creeps and leaps and glides and slides and performs feats that no other cleaner can.
Paradigm launches Special Edition Line that offers tremendous performance at affordable prices. 4 new models including a punchy little subwoofer offer a taste of Paradigm’s Reference models for a lot less money.
Mitsubishi has been promising buyers of their 3D-ready DLP and LaserVue TVs an upgrade path for compatibility with the latest 3D source components, and now it’s here.
The eReader market is getting very crowded these days, but the eDGe from enTourage Systems offers some unique features, including ebook notation, both e-ink and traditional LCD screens and an integrated camera.
The manufacturer has a new addition to its 3D-ready line, as well as a treat for existing (and future) LaserVue owners.
Look out Denon, Onkyo, and Marantz! One of the leading high-end manufacturers of multi-channel amplification and surround sound processors is about to enter the (relatively) affordable home theater receiver market with a vengeance.
The new models come in sizes ranging from 22 to 55 inches, with features such as internet apps, LED lighting technology, 3D, WiFi, Bluetooth remotes and more.
