Now that the end of the format is in sight, Toshiba’s third generation HD-DVD players are available brand new from $89 to $179 with 7 free HD-DVD movies (roughly two thirds off their original list price). Can you say “inexpensive upconverting DVD player?”
After losing support from a major studio and several major retailers in the past few weeks, Toshiba finally gives in and announces the discontinuation of the HD DVD format.
In response to growing demand for useful information on HDTV, Home Theater and movies, Big Picture Big Sound is proud to announce its newest employees, including a 10-year veteran of Home Theater magazine.
Our resident lover of free (broadcast) high definition television gives DISH Network a spin and he just may not be able to go back to life without the dish.
Custom home theater installer specializes in home theater design and installation, flat panel HDTV mounting and set-up (plasma, LCD), in-wall and in-ceiling speaker installations, DIRECTV HD, and commercial installations.
If you’re looking for a Home Theater speaker system which will deliver dynamic sound, fit nicely into your decor, and is reasonably easy on the wallet, Atlantic Technology has what you need.
Toshiba’s top of the line third generation HD DVD player gives us stunning playback of 1080p high definition movies as well as support for the latest next generation surround sound formats. But is that enough?
After living with Panasonic’s latest Blu-ray Disc player for a few weeks, we’ve only grown more attached to it. This is one solid high definition player, for a very affordable price.
An owner of loudspeakers that are not magnetically shielded wonders whether his speakers will interfere with an LCD or plasma television, like they do with a CRT television.
VenMill Industries recently began shipping their Skip-Away Pro semi-professional CD and DVD cleaner and repair machine. Is it a useful accessory for the die-hard movie or music collector or just another useless gadget?
