If Darth Vader brought the Empire’s considerable resources to bear on solving the problem of how to enjoy music and movies while bouncing between systems on his Star Destroyer, this is what it would have looked like.
The Custom Electronic Design and Installation Association (CEDIA) wrapped up its fall EXPO in Denver last week, and it was a smorgasbord of HDTV and home theater delights. See what caught our eye in this comprehensive show coverage.
At CEDIA Expo in Denver, Pioneer had on-hand final production samples of its new KURO line of 1080p plasma HDTVs, and they were a sight to behold.
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A reader considering a home theater receiver which does not support HDMI-switching wonders whether he’ll be missing anything.
At CEDIA Expo in Denver last week, Epson showed off their new Powerlite Pro Cinema 1080 UB 3-chip 1080p LCD projector, one of the first to feature their new D7 3LCD chip set.
Meridian has entered the lifestyle entertainment system market with the F80, a $3000 one-box audio system that breaks new ground in audio performance.
A reader asks whether it’s possible for a cable modem feed from the cable company and an over-the-air antenna to share a single coax cable for distribution of both signals within a home.
Onkyo’s high-end brand Integra chose the CEDIA Expo in Denver as the venue to announce (and display) their upcoming HD-DVD player as well as matching receivers that feature next generation surround sound formats from Dolby and DTS.
While Toshiba and Sony (and their respective allies) battle out the next generation high definition DVD format war, LG provides humanitarian aid to the confused audio/videophile in the form of their second generation dual format player.
