Runco presents an in-wall display with a 2.35:1 aspect ratio. Bring on the Blu-rays, baby (and bring your wallet)!
LCD chip-maker and consumer electronics manufacturer Epson showed off new projectors in their pro and consumer lines last week at CEDIA Expo in Denver. The new models feature enhanced contrast, more detailed calibration and support for an optional motorized anamorphic lens for ultra-wide screens.
Image guru Joe Kane has teamed up with screen maker Da-Lite to offer a front projection screen material that lives up to Kane’s high image quality standards.
Electronics manufacturer Integra has announced the first home theater receivers and A/V surround sound processor to include ISFccc (Imaging Science Foundation Certified Color Controls) for each connected source component.
Wall-Mounting maven OmniMount proves they’re no one-trick pony with truckloads of great-looking, functional racks and stands.
A slew of proprietary Bravia-branded enhancements help ensure that Sony’s premium line of TVs remains ready for prime time.
T.I.’s DLP technology enables a growing list of best-in-class new projectors, big and small.
The cutting-edge media server with the funny name has added new equipment options and more content possibilities.
New high-quality, easy-to-use plugs let anyone custom-terminate an RCA cable anywhere, without tools.
In the throes of less than exciting economic times, the 2008 CEDIA Expo in Denver was still upbeat, despite an overall drop in attendees of almost 14%.
