A reader writes in asking for help in connecting her PC to her new LCD HDTV. Should she use DVI to HDMI or VGA?
If I had a nickel for every time a reader or friend asked me what HDMI cable to buy, I’d use those nickels to buy an affordable (but high performance) HDMI cable.
If your library of irreplaceable photos, music and video files on your computer is growing out of control, and you’re not backing it up, then ClickFree has got what you need.
Memorex has entered the Blu-ray player market with a full-featured Profile 1.1 Blu-ray player for the budget minded consumer.
Panasonic will soon be shipping two new feature-packed Blu-ray players that will be BD-Live compatible right out of the box. We got to see (and hear) them in action this week at a press event in New York.
Linksys gives Windows Media Center Extenders something they never had before: Upconverting DVD playback.
Panasonic is about to start shipping a new HDMI-switching audio/video receiver with advanced audio features that will make it a good choice for both stereo listening and multi-channel surround sound.
For those who don’t want to sacrifice dynamic range and low bass when buying a flat panel-friendly wall-mounted surround sound speaker system, Cerwin Vega’s CVHD 5.1 is worth a listen.
Parasound unveiled a new high-end home theater receiver and two surround sound processors at CEDIA last week. All feature HDMI switching and support for the latest lossless audio codecs from Dolby and DTS plus an iPod Link that streams your portable music in the digital domain.
Runco presents an in-wall display with a 2.35:1 aspect ratio. Bring on the Blu-rays, baby (and bring your wallet)!
