With HDMI 1.3 support, three HDMI inputs, conversion of analog video inputs to HDMI and support for Dolby TrueHD and DTS-HD Master Audio, Integra’s DTR-7.8 offers just about everything you could want in a home theater receiver.
If you want to explore your options for free HDTV, via a low-cost indoor HDTV antenna, Terk’s HDTVi is a great place to start.
For those who suffer from IHID (Insufficient HDMI Input Dysfunction), Impact Acoustics comes to the rescue with their 5-Port HDMI switcher.
Sharp’s 46-inch Aquos 1080p LCD HDTV is available for a limited time for $1599.99 delivered, more than $1200 below list.
Panasonic’s new 58-inch 1080p plasma HDTV, the TH58PZ700U is available for a limited time only for just $3874.99 delivered.
For those who need audio/video cables in custom lengths, D’Addario’s Planet Waves Cable Station solder-free cable-making system may be just what the home theater doctor ordered.
If you’re looking for a tasty snack for your home theater, you might not want to shop at Pathmark. We did and bought a bag of Veggie Booty that had been recalled by the manufacturer for salmonella contamination five days earlier.
Think the next generation high definition DVD format war is over? Not so fast. Paramount and DreamWorks Animation have just announced exclusive support of HD-DVD, dropping the Sony-backed Blu-ray Disc format like a hot potato.
As Hitachi spins up a new marketing campaign to support its 1080-line plasma HDTVs, a reader writes in asking if they should be called 1080p or not.
The Blu-ray vs. HD-DVD format war just got a bit more interesting as Japanese electronics manufacturer Onkyo announces its first HD-DVD player – a state of the art unit with next generation lossless audio streaming.
