3D-ready DLP projector owners rejoice! ViewSonic adds Blu-ray 3D and 3D set-top box compatibility to your projector for under $300.
Pioneer goes back to basics for its very first Blu-ray 3D player.
Panasonic serves up a plainly-styled LED TV with fewer features than some of its older siblings. But how important is 3D and iPhone control when the price tag is this appealing?
If you’ve recently purchased a passive 3D TV and want to make the most of your 3D viewing experience, take a good look at Oakley’s HDO-3D glasses.
While not glitch-free, this bold, capable wireless solution effectively brings the limitless world of the computer to the home theater, in high-def.
It doesn’t ditch the wires entirely, but VIZIO’s slick little system can move your wire mess up to 30 feet from the TV.
VIZIO tries its hand at a big screen passive 3D TV with decidedly mixed results.
VIZIO steps up to the bar with this powered soundbar with wireless subwoofer and rear speakers for simple yet discrete 5.1 channel surround.
Passive 3D gathers steam with LG’s 55LW5600 Cinema 3D LED HDTV, but will the price and loss of detail deflate the enthusiasm of potential buyers?
Panasonic offers its fastest, highest performance Blu-ray player ever, with loads of features but one surprising omission.
