Mitsubishi Sparkles with Diamond 3D SXRD Home Theater Projector
Mitsubishi borrows Sony’s latest SXRD technology for their own 3D-ready 1080p home theater projector.
Mitsubishi borrows Sony’s latest SXRD technology for their own 3D-ready 1080p home theater projector.
It may not have lens shift, but Mitsubishi’s newest entry-level DLP projector does deliver 1080p with anamorphic lens support.
This slick USB Direct-Drive turntable makes it easy to turn those dusty vinyl records into digital music.
The company’s first in-wall solution offers all of the same functionality as Pronto handhelds.
The manufacturer is upgrading a few of its core processors, and promising upgrade opportunities for existing owners.
Building on the company’s CM line, this latest floor-standing speaker is designed for big sound in small spaces.
The antenna maker pushes the envelope in antenna design to give customers more choices in how they receive their HDTV programming.
The FloBox and FloBox Mini ditch the headphones and boast music playback for the discriminating listener.
The company’s new outdoor subwoofer packs a dedicated 250-watt amplifier under the dirt.
It was three days, three locations, and plenty more ways to immerse ourselves in the latest 3D offerings for both the theater and the home theater.
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