Sony kicks off the 2006 Home Entertainment Expo in Los Angeles with a push for ‘Full HD 1080’ announcing new 1080p-capable displays, more details on their BDP-S1 Blu-ray player and a 1080p-enabled home theater receiver
Synopsis and summary of our recent series of screen-painting articles. If you’re thinking about pointing your home theater projector at a plain old white wall, read this article first.
Onkyo’s latest entry-level home theater receiver, the TX-SR504 improves on its predecessor with XM Neural Surround support as well as A/V lip-synch adjustment.
At long last! This September, the original unaltered versions of the ‘Star Wars’ trilogy will be released on individual two-disc DVDs. Finally, you can see the original trilogy as you remember them.
First blood is drawn in the next generation high definition disc format war. Will it be VHS vs. BETA all over again? We shall see, but Toshiba’s HD-XA1 HD-DVD player is now shipping.
In an effort to pave the way toward adoption of next generation High Definition disc technology, most of the major studios are pledging support for analog (component) HDTV connections with full HD resolution.
At the ‘Open House’ show in Las Vegas, Sony announced its launch schedule and pricing for Blu-Ray Disc (BD) Players and computers.
As the two new formats vying to replace DVD in our homes and on our computers approach their scheduled release dates, HD-DVD seems to have a headstart with HD-DVD movies hitting the streets as early as next month. Meanwhile there have been some delays in the Blu-Ray camp.
Can we still be friends?
It’s time for me to come clean. I have developed a hopeless addiction to technology. There, I said it. Isn’t admitting it supposed to be the first step to recovery?
