As we transition from analog to digital television broadcasts, Panasonic releases a new DVD recorder with built-in digital tuner that will allow it to continue working past 2009 when analog broadcasts go off the air.
Our resident gadget guru runs out to buy his very own iPhone, and shares his thoughts on the multi-media device after his first month of use.
Vizio breaks the price barrier for large screen plasma flat panels with their VM60P – the Maximvs. 60 inches of flat panel plasma HDTV for under $2500.
Are you running out of HDMI inputs on your HDTV or home theater receiver? Impact Acoustics Two-Port HDMI switcher may give you what you need without a costly upgrade.
Logitech’s undeniably sexy entry in the high-end network music player category has it where it counts. And speaking of counting, you’ll need to count an awful lot of dollar bills to get one.
As an interesting side effect of convergence and cross-promotion, Sony’s next generation gaming console, the PlayStation 3 is one of the more advanced offerings in the Blu-ray Disc Player market, and also one of the least expensive. But can it really perform as a dedicated Blu-ray Disc/DVD player for home theater use?
A new mid-line sound-isolating stereo earphone from Shure delivers both on sound quality and on ergonomics, but its price point puts it up against some stiff competition.
Onkyo offers a high performance 1080p-capable HDMI-switching home theater receiver, complete with analog video upconversion to HDMI at a price that’s easy to swallow.
Etymotic Research takes a giant leap towards high-fidelity wireless freedom with these near-perfect (and surprisingly sexy) in-ear, noise-isolating earphones.
Onkyo’s second generation iPod dock, the DS-A2 offers some nice touches for integrating an iPod into a home theater system, but it’s not without its ergonomic shortcomings.
