This convenient earbud-style variation on the wildly popular Beats ‘phones offers impressive sound and a welcome tangle-free cable.
LG’s BD300 was the first to include Netflix online streaming and now it’s the first to offer YouTube access, but does the performance measure up to its robust feature set?
With this many channels and so many features in such impressive quality, it’s time to renew our love affair with the boob tube.
This affordable high-def-capable HDMI-switching receiver doesn’t forget your old standard-def sources too, with upconversion for all. And the great audio performance makes up for some hinky design choices.
Polk Audio expands their popular SurroundBar line with their first truly integrated virtual surround home theater system. Can it really replace a multi-channel speaker system?
Panasonic goes mainstream with a full-featured Blu-ray player that offers amazing performance at a decent price. It may be the perfect player for anyone who doesn’t require analog multichannel outputs to get their high resolution sound.
Can Samsung redeem some earlier missteps in Blu-ray technology with a new BD player that just about does it all? Note: review has been updated to include results of a firmware upgrade which adds DTS-HD decoding.
Can a compact no fuss, no muss sound system tickle the fancy of an audio snob?
Pioneer rolls its last home-built KURO plasma HDTV off the assembly lines and it should surprise no one that it sets a new standard in black level performance.
URC’s R50 is here to challenge Logitech’s popular Harmony line for the throne of easiest to use and easiest to set up universal remote control.
