The 61" HL-S6187W 1080p DLP from Samsung weighs in at a very light $2999. For this price you get dual HDMI connections, the other usual suspects in the connection department and a very nice 10,000:1 contrast ration. Yowza! You do get a few downsides like minor artifacts during motion, a shoddy remote, and a little louder then usual fan noise. […]
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Well, it wouldn't be a blog without a little bit of armchair analyst going on. Whilst browsing for news over the past few days, I stumbled across PVRWire's article about things TiVo could do better to improve their product. One of the items was to have TiVo PVR software for the PC available. Now I would like to say […]
Read moreLets continue on with more HD loving tonight. After all, the Super Bowl is just around the corner :). Home Theater Blog has a press release/detail blurb about the upcoming BenQ W10000 1080p projector. You can expect this feature rich projector to sell around $6000 or $7000. However, don't be fooled by the 1080p label, it appears this simply means […]
Read moreecoustics has a great article covering everything you wanted to know about HDTV resolutions. Its a great primer before you go out TV shopping. The center point of the article discusses whether or not you actually need 1080p capable HDTV. Given the lack of content, and the marginal improvement (too most people's eyes) over 1080i, I am sure most people […]
Read moreUK Sky subscribers will be very to know that Santa is bringing them boatloads of HD delight this holiday season. You can expect great movies like X Men: The Last Stand, The Da Vinci Code, Narnia, and the ENTIRE six episodes of Star Wars. From the article: A further eight live Barclays Premiership games are live in HD on PREMPLUS. […]
Read moreYou heard it hear first, well at least the somewhere in the top 1000. INHD 1 and 2 is going way of the dodo and will be replaced by "Mojo". Its probably a good thing, I would rather have one channel with better selection then a couple with diluted programming. From the article: The network is also considering adding additional […]
Read moreChris Lanier has ventured beyond the PVR world and into the Home Automation end of things. He takes you a few of the options that are available and a quick overview of the advantages and disadvantages of each. In the end, he went with an INSTEON setup combined with the MCE software mcontrol. From the article: Next, you will want […]
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I am a day late and a dollar short on posting this review, but better late then never. Gizmodo, the lucky bastards they are, has posted a full review of the Zune and the Zune marketplace. All the good features such as the WI-FI capability and its UI are talked about and there are lots of pictures to boot. The […]
Read moreNothing like a little How To action to brighten up your weekend. PVRWire has a few tips to help you get the most out of your TiVo. One way for me to get more out of your TiVo experience is if I could stop typing the captial V in the middle of the name. He even has a few suggestions […]
Read moreThe Blu-ray camp appears to be picking up a little steam these days. Earlier on we reported on the new Samsung firmware update and now LG has revealed their first Blu-ray player. THe BD100 takes advantage of the most Blu-ray has to offer with 1080p, double layer disc compatability, audio and digital S/PDIF and an upscaler. From the article: And […]
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