This travel companion is portable, but pricey — and offers no other bells, whistles or alternate ways to use the unit.
Epson improves upon their winning formula and delivers blacker blacks, better frame interpolation and THX video certification. The fact that they do it for less than $2500 is, in a word, astounding.
At the heart of the surprisingly broad, cross-platform Zune Ecosystem is this handy HD player with OLED touch-screen and 720p video output.
Despite its lack of lens shift and imperfect video processing, Optoma’s HD20 still delivers bright and engaging 1080p video with 4,000 hours of lamp life for a mere $999.
While these uniquely styled earphones may have some ergonomic challenges, such is the price of fashion for the style-conscious music lover.
If you’re thinking about adding a new dimension to your home theater sound system, Atlantic Technology has got your number.
Panasonic has advanced the audio and video performance of its flagship non-3D Blu-ray player, but where are the improvements to the user interface?
This step-up from Panasonic’s entry-level SC-BT230 HTiB offers larger main speakers, a more powerful subwoofer and automated audio calibration, but mostly the same strengths and weaknesses.
The latest addition to the Squeezebox line provide a modern update to the classic Squeezebox, with a slicker, more friendly user interface, the same great sound quality and, of course, touchability.
Panasonic’s latest entry in the budget Blu-ray home theater in a box category packs a punch for remarkably little coin.
