Tag Archive for 'cedia-2007'
In a show of remarkable solidarity, Denon has released some Blu-Ray disc players at CEDIA 2007 today - astounding everyone who had forgotten that the format existed and were too busy distracting themselves by salivating on Apple Store windows. The so-called “reference standard” DVD-3800BDCI (and what a snappy name that is) takes the award for [...]
If you like the look of Denon’s network media streamers but don’t have an existing HiFi setup to connect one to, then take a look at what else the company has announced at CEDIA 2007 today. Added to the S-Series - Denon’s range of compact, all-in-one systems - the S-52 and S-32 have wireless connectivity to your [...]
A phrase I hate is “wife acceptance factor” (WAF) - the degree to which a gadget is permitted home space by virtue of its ease of use, attractiveness or general benefits - when really what we’re talking about is non-technophile acceptance factor. Surround-sound setups are a good example of this; yes, the average SlashGear reader [...]
You’re nobody in the media world until you can stream songs from one corner of the house to another, and HiFi mainstay Denon have obviously had enough of the playground taunts. At CEDIA 2007 today they’re launching two networked A/V products, one wired and one wireless, that not only will allow you to play music [...]
While I’ve never been locked in a cupboard containing a load of HiFi gear, I can only imagine it’s similar to being locked in the tumble dryer cupboard when you’re little because your mom caught you stealing kibble from the cat’s dish. By that I mean perilously hot, rather than shaming and likely to leave [...]
If distributed media is your thing - and let’s face it, if you’re saying it’s not your thing, you’re a dirty liar - and you’ve stumped up the pretty ponies for Apple’s iPhone, then you’ll likely be curious about iPort’s new in-wall docks. Compatible with both the iPhone and iPod ranges, the system uses a [...]






