BDP-S1 Blu-ray Player

Audio Video Revolution has a review of the Sony BPD-S1 Blu-ray player up today. Like most first and even second gen systems, Sony's Blu-ray player falls short in a few categories. Perhaps that biggest one is that it does not recognize CDs, of course, I am sure a firmware fix is coming down the pipe (if not already here). From […]

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Nvidia Not Vista Ready?

Nvidia's Vista drivers aren't out the door yet and more then a few people are taking them to task for this. The retail boxes that house Nvidia video cards are clearly labelled "Vista ready" but many people are suffering BSODs and instabilites. nvidiaclassaction.org was formed to gather evidence about this problem and see if it is possible to sue Nvidia […]

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Digital Video Essentials’ Gets a New Date

Digital Video Essentials, a must have tool for calibrating your TV, has yet another announced date of Feb. 27th. Blu-ray users are out of luck for now, as it's the HD DVD version that will be released. Read the rest here: Now, amid much anticipation from high-end early adopters, the HD DVD 'Essentials' is at last back on the release […]

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HD DVD looking over its shoulder at Blu-ray

It looks like the Blu-ray juggernaut is starting to gain momentum. Not only are there more Blu-ray player on the markets, the DVD sales are drawing close as well. Its interesting to not that bu the end of 2006, the vast majority of Blu-ray players were PS3 players. To some, the PS3 is an overprice console, to others it is […]

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Clerks 2 and Alien Vs Predator review

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Ultimate A/V has a couple of next gen DVDs reviews up today. Clerks 2, the one that was made in the last decade, was released to HD DVD using the AVC CODEC at 1080p. The nice extra in this one is that it has support for Dolby TrueHD. Second up is their review of Alien Vs Predator. This Blu-ray disc […]

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State Of The Website Address

Has it been four months already? It just seems like yesterday I was wondering how we were going to pull this whole website off. I would like to start off by thanking everyone for getting one of the best communities on the net off to a great start. Of course, I have to say that ;).   For those of […]

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Super Bowl Day

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On this, the holiest of HD holidays, I think I will be taking most of this day off and relaxing with family and friends. However, I will be on later tonight to ensure tomorrow's review is up and of course get started on tomorrow's news. Don't worry, we will still have an edition of The Daily Button.    

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The Daily Button: Feb. 3rd, 2007

The Daily Button   Cooler News: Artic Cooling Freezer 7 Pro review at GideonTech Video Card News: Sapphire X1950Pro review at Hardware Zone Video Card News: EVGA GF 8800GTS SLI review at NV News Case News: nMedia 200BA review at Virtual-Hideout Case News: Antec P180b review at Burnout PC   <Insert Name Here>   As it turns out, we need […]

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AMD 690 series chipsets to launch in February

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I had originally planned to put this review in the next edition of the Daily Button, but I stumbled across something that a few of the DIYers out there might be interested in. AMD's next mobo chipset, the 690 series will include IGP based on ATI's tech. More importantly, there will be HDCP HDMI connections available. From the article: This […]

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Target gets serious about HDTV antennas

EngadgetHD has noticed that Target has been stocking up on HDTV antennas as of late. In fact, if you go to their website, it is likely you will find that Target has a bigger selection then the B&M retail stores such as BB and CC. From the article: So next time you are hankering for a new Terk or Terrestrial […]

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