The Digital Storm Dreadnought blows the competition in the gaming PC arena right out of the water.
Samsung introduces a not-so-bi screen that can do a Galaxy of things.
Panasonic makes adding a streaming Blu-ray 3D player cheap (and entertaining) with this entry-level feature-packed player.
Optoma’s magic black box opens up inexpensive 3D-capable DLP projectors to the world of 3D content on Blu-ray 3D, cable and satellite broadcasts.
Panasonic’s first Blu-ray 3D Home Theater in a Box packs a lot of features into a small (and low-priced) package.
Like Pixar, OPPO has a track record that’s hard to argue with. Does their first universal Blu-ray 3D Disc player maintain their lofty reputation?
MartinLogan is getting dangerously close to the sound of their high-end electrostatic loudspeakers with the more affordable Motion 12 7.1 system. Which should you choose?
Barnes and Noble went swinging for the fences with Nook Color. Is is it a glorified eReader or the best affordable Android-based tablet on the market? Maybe a little of both?
Boston Acoustics goes back to basics, packing a full 5.1 surround sound system into one affordable package.
In the crowded headphone market, Logitech stands out with their latest noise-isolating offering in the Ultimate Ears line.
