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by Michael Antonoff · Posted 11/11/2011
When an all-in-one soundbar is a tad too minimalist, even with a separate subwoofer, consider a more complete solution such as the Bose® Lifestyle® 135 Home Entertainment System. Though it consists of the same speaker array (soundbar) and subwoofer as the Bose® CineMate® 1 SR Home Theater Speaker System (to read more
by Michael Antonoff · Posted 11/09/2011
The space-saving Bose® CineMate® 1 SR Home Theater Speaker System should appeal to apartment dwellers yearning to immerse themselves in TV surround sound without fretting over where to put five or more speakers. The centerpiece of the system is a 37-inch long soundbar that Bose refers to as a “speaker array.” Though this single elongated speaker complements the slimness of a flat-panel TV, it is capable of seemingly projecting discrete
by Michael Antonoff · Posted 10/28/2011
Panasonic has begun shipping a home-targeted Full HD 3D projector that integrates cutting-edge capabilities with a proven projection technology to create breathtaking motion pictures—at an unprecedented price. The Panasonic PT-AE7000U HD Home
by Michael Antonoff · Posted 07/25/2011
Just because your connected TV set or media receiver can stream content from particular sites doesn’t mean you can explore the full range of the Internet. But with the Logitech Revue with Google TV Media Player, you can “Google” anything from the sofa as easily as from a computer.
And Web search is only the beginning of what
by Staff Writer · Posted 03/02/2011
Upping the media-savvy IQ of your TV set is easy with one of AVerMedia's newly arrived players. Each attaches to an HDMI input on your TV or home theater receiver: one model adds a USB input and card reader; another lets you attach a USB or eSATA device and stream content from your home network or the Internet; a third turns your cable or satellite box into a computer-controlled DVR.
With the explosion in digital media, a TV connected to cable TV alone just doesn't cut it. If you're ready to upgrade your HDTV set to one capable of displaying
by Staff Writer · Posted 12/16/2010
The trouble with projectors is that their mercury lamps burn out after 2,000 to 5,000 hours and cost hundreds of dollars to replace. Casio has a better idea—projectors that incorporate a hybrid light source comprised of LEDs and lasers and a novel way to mix primary colors. The result is the Green Slim line of DLP-based models that run for 20,000 hours—illumination for the life of the projector.All of the projectors in the Green Slim (rhymes not
by Michael Antonoff · Posted 08/20/2010
The NP Value Series from NEC is a line of attractively priced DLP projectors designed for computer or video use. Two of the three projectors are ready for 3D computer content and the top model contains an Ethernet port.
Each can project a picture up to 300 inches in size without the presenter having to turn the house lights completely down. Weighing 5.5 pounds apiece, these projectors travel easily.
Each projector in the series features a 2000:1 contrast ratio, contains a powerful 7-watt speaker, and comes with a VGA cable and remote.The line
by Staff Writer · Posted 06/23/2010
Projecting a 40- to 300-inch picture from a computer or video source has never been as easy or affordable than with Sony's VPL-EW 3LCD Portable Projector. Producing WXGA (1280 x 800) resolution with 2000 ANSI lumens of brightness and a 1000:1 contrast ratio, the VPL-EW7 is about 200 times brighter than a pico projector. It's like holding a floodlight to a candle. Incredibly, the VPL-EW weighs only 6.1 lb and occupies a square-foot footprint
by Michael Antonoff · Posted 06/02/2010
Pico projectors emerged in 2009 as a new category thanks to the convergence of three crtical factors: the white LED as an illumination source, tiny projection chips to form the image, and rising numbers of notebook and netbook users looking to enlarge the picture. Given that the big plus of these wee projectors is ultra portability, how does a manufacturer make them even smaller? One way is by removing the battery, which is exactly what Aiptek has done with the
by Jim Fisher · Posted 05/04/2010
Docking stations used to be fairly niche accessories, matching a specific brand of computer and connecting via a proprietary port. Universal docking stations have changed this, and Toshiba's dynadock V is a fine example of a modern universal dock. The compact device connects to a
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