Tag Archive for 'home-entertainment'
The Av squad at Gizmodo has tracked down and confirmed a few features from the manufacturer. The hardware image posted last week has stirred up the interests among Blu-ray fans, and many are second guessing the features based on the printed logo. So here they are – BDP-83 features Anchor Bay video processor [...]
Introduced couple years ago at CES, the Pioneer EX Loudspeaker Series is up for an update. Pioneer Japan announced the new EX series 8 premium speakers worldwide, with existing Technical Audio Device (TAD ) concept and technology.
If you’re sick and tired of having to run wires through your house to mount speakers for surround sound, the JBL WEM-1 is the perfect thing to cut you free. This device transmits two channel audio over a 2.4 GHz wireless connection for up to 70 feet, making it so you don’t have to run [...]
Folk at avsforum has spotted the long-awaited Blu-Ray Player at CEDIA. If you recall, the company has signed technology agreements with Blu-Ray early this year and started to work on feature set of the unit. Little information has been released to the public since then, and left Oppo fans speculating on company’s direction to [...]
Another Consumer Electronics manufacturer joins the club of Blu. Cambridge Audio will add a new family member to its Azur line of Audio video component with the announcement of Blu-ray Player BD640. The 640BD will get a full set of 7.1 analog channel outputs, BD-Live compatible, supports all HD-audio format bitsream but no internal decoder [...]
Speaker wires can be cumbersome if you have 8 set of 11 gauges, 3/4-inch-thick cables laying on the floor like I do. Adjusting the subwoofer’s phase and placement is another challenge if you don’t have the cable long enough to move around. Fear not, Infinity has a trio of active Wireless subwoofer to help [...]
If I can only list one exceptional feature on Sony SXRD Bravia projector; that would be the revolutionary adjustable panel alignment introduced last year with VPL-VW60 and VPL-VW200. Panel Convergence is a major concern for LCoS, SXRD and LCD based panel projector, Sony knows it and they are the only manufacturer that has an answer. [...]
With Blu-ray players slowly taking on the market and their prices coming down to more affordable levels, LG has opted to go the standard-def route. And while that may seem counterintuitive, they’ve offered up a unique design that is sure to catch the attention of consumers looking for something new but who are still a [...]
Hitachi announced their 50-inch plasma display yesterday at CEDIA 2008 and it is stunning to look at. At just 1.5″ thick, this plasma screen is brilliant, colorful and–of course–expensive.
The Universal Remote Control MX-6000 is no ordinary remote. In fact, it’s not even an ordinary universal remote. This thing is a luxury item and typically would only be available as a part of a professional installation package. You can’t just hop over to your local electronics store for this one.
