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by Brian Klem · Posted 03/04/2013
Luxor manufacturers a variety of different size carts, display stands, whiteboards and more. One of their most versatile AV / utility carts is the adjustable AVJ42. It features three
by Jim Fisher · Posted 01/24/2013
A new class of portable computers, dubbed 'netbooks,' burst onto the scene in late 2007. Taiwanese manufacturer ASUS spearheaded the netbook revolution with their playfully named, and ostensibly tiny, Eee PC.
When compared to a full fledged notebook, these computers,weighing between two and three pounds, have limited functionality. You can type up a memo, surf the web, or watch a movie – albeit on a small screen – with ease, but you wouldn't want to edit a home movie, track your finances, or rely on a netbook for any mission-critical
by Sam Mallery · Posted 01/21/2013
Football season begins in late summer and carries all the way through to the following calendar year, and even though that’s a sizable stretch of time, it passes by incredibly quickly for true football fans. It’s hard to believe, but it’s happened again: regular season and the playoffs are over, and there’s only one game left. In order to get the most out of the big game, you need to make sure your television is properly set up and calibrated, and that your sound
by Brian Klem · Posted 01/14/2013
The CES trade show in Las Vegas has grown into an electronics cavalcade, with old industry giants like Sony and Samsung bumping shoulders and vying for our attention with dozens of mid-level manufacturers and startup companies. The point of the show is to wow journalists, buyers, bloggers and spectators with the latest and greatest in consumer electronics, creative gadgets and innovative technology straight out of a science-fiction book.I’ve spent the last few days following the show online with a few coworkers. While some of the
by Lawrence Neves · Posted 12/21/2012
When you shop for gifts for your loved ones this holiday season, you can’t forget the corner-office executives on your holiday list. These weekday warriors toil in their towers day in and day out, chipping away at their piles of paperwork—don’t they also deserve some nice holiday cheer? But what do you get for the executive who has everything? These are gifts for the husband or wife, mom or dad, or any executive who you’re putting on your “nice” list this holiday season.
Consider the
by Lawrence Neves · Posted 12/18/2012
There used to be a time when your appliances were not as smart as you. A time when you told the coffee maker what time you were getting up, the coffee maker didn’t tell you. A time when you, not your smartphone, scheduled lights out. There was a time when we ruled the electronics in our lives, and not the other way around.
But that time is past. Now we have appliances that tell us when to get up, when to leave the house, when to lock and alarm the doors, and when to turn the TV off. We can’t make a move without informing one of our many
by Brian Klem · Posted 12/09/2012
If you went to visit family or friends this Thanksgiving, you might have noticed that they had a digital photo frame prominently displayed in their household. It’s hard to ignore the fact that digital frames are found in almost every home these days. These frames offer a flexible and more interactive alternative to the traditional glass picture frame. With a digital photo frame, you can load hundreds of images and set them up as a slideshow or leave one image for a few days and then change it when the mood strikes. Several digital picture
by Lawrence Neves · Posted 12/04/2012
You can’t go anywhere these days without your every movement being caught on a surveillance video. Gas stations, department stores, banks—everyone has their electronic eye on you at some point. While most of the surveillance out there is greatly beneficial to law enforcement, some surveillance video is of a more personal nature. The recently reduced cost of producing and mass-marketing these items has led to a boom in personal surveillance equipment sales.
Scenarios in which you would want your own personal electronic eye would be in home
by Lawrence Neves · Posted 11/30/2012
So, you’re ready to turn that spare room in your house into a multimedia hub. You’ve read our B&H InDepth article about HDTVs and projectors, and now you want to make sure that your sound matches your screen. It’s not as easy as you think. A great TV is certainly a centerpiece to a great multimedia home theater experience, but if you’re relying on the television’s
by Sam Mallery · Posted 11/19/2012
The Zeiss Cinemizer OLED glasses are a multimedia monitoring system that provides an impression of a 40” (105 cm) widescreen display with integrated stereo sound. They can be connected to HDMI or composite sources with the included cables, and a Cinemizer Adapter Kit for iPod and iPhone is separately available. The Cinemizer is a
by Michael Antonoff · Posted 11/13/2012
Wouldn’t it be nice to have a stereo system in every room of your house? You could continuously listen to music or the news as you accomplished tasks in each space. The Sonos Wireless Hi-Fi System takes this idea to a whole new level, expanding it to functionality never before possible. In addition to hearing your favorite album all over the house, you could play jazz in the dining room, while playing classical in the bedroom and world news
by Michael Antonoff · Posted 11/07/2012
When Apple decided to license its AirPlay technology to speaker and receiver manufacturers so their components could play audio wirelessly from iTunes on a Windows or Macintosh computer or from such iOS devices as an iPod touch, iPhone or iPad, few realized how many companies would bite. Today, with more than a dozen AirPlay speaker manufacturers and a half-dozen receiver makers aboard with AirPlay products, user options range from portable speakers to compact stereo systems to audiophile-friendly receivers.
What AirPlay components have in
by Marc Spiwak · Posted 07/17/2012
There’s never been a better time to buy a new notebook computer. That’s because the latest notebook computers offer more value than ever, and they come in colors and sizes that will please any needs and desires. Whether you’re after extreme portability, a low price, high-end horsepower or an unusual high-tech appearance, you’re sure to find something you like. Hewlett-Packard recently unveiled its latest lineup of notebook computers, and it’s clear that there’s something here for everyone. Compaq Presario CQ62-410US
by BH Online Videos · Posted 07/17/2012
If you’re serious about improving your home theater experience, the Epson PowerLite Home Cinema 5010e Projector has all the features you’ll need—in an affordable package. The 5010e 2D/3D projector features Epson’s 3LCD 3-Chip Optical Engine as well as Epson’s Bright 3D Drive for enhanced brightness in 3D mode. Plus, with 2400 lumens of brightness, the Full HD 1080p display is crisp and bright. The projector is available with a
by Michael Antonoff · Posted 06/28/2012
What’s slimmer than a flat-screen TV? How about a movie on DVD profiled from its edge? At 0.047-inch (1.2 millimeters) thick, a disc makes even a thin TV look fat. Maybe that’s why choosing a TV that lets you load a DVD or CD vertically in a side slot behind the screen has proven to be a popular way to save space in a cramped household, especially in a secondary viewing room such as a kitchen, bedroom or den. With a combo model, you don’t need to accommodate a separate DVD player and its dedicated connecting wires, power cable and
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