I read this editorial and it reminded me of my buddy in San Diego who has some rear wireless speakers. He hasn’t told me about any issues, what have you guys seen? Any of you using wireless speakers with joy and pleasure? C|Net And get this: most wireless speakers have more wires than standard "wired" speakers. Think about it–a regular […]
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Have to be honest, I thought Gyration stopped developing products a while ago. While I was never a fan of their keyboard/mouse devices personally–just never quite got the hang of it–their integrated Gyration Media Center Remote Control I did find very unique and effective. Hopefully they’ve improved their technology with this mouse and made it a bit easier to use. […]
Read moreThis week has kind of been random with podcast release dates, so not sure there’ll be a roundup. But as always reliable, Ian’s got his Media Center Show out on this beautiful Thursday. This week up he’s got a fellow enthusiast from Denmark, and of course discussing all the recent news and notes in the world of MCE. The Media […]
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Looks like Denon saved their big guns until after the CEDIA show, announcing some new products that are sure to impress as much as put a dent in your wallet. EngadgetHD The 9.3-channel AVR-4810CI ($2,999) looks to be the successor to Denon’s popular 4308CI — feature packed and definitely on the high end of the spectrum. Six HDMI 1.3a […]
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Not to be left out in the SFF battle royale, LG appears to be releasing their own super small ION-based system. The design is pretty uninspiring but designed to mount behind your display so shouldn’t have to be seen. SlashGear Something we’ll seldom argue with is a super-compact desktop PC with the bonus of NVIDIA’s Ion GPU, and so […]
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After some great buzz and some initial delays in production it appears that the Popcorn Hour has finally finished production on their elusive C200 extender device. Geektonic and MediaSmartServer.net appear to be the first on the scene and got their hands on one. Still just some initial reviews, but look for something super technical from Brent in a bit. […]
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Not at all sure what to make of this, but seems pretty cool. Of course, no pricing but you can expect anything 100 inches to cost a small fortune. SlashGear The lasers are installed in a custom module, which combines 1W red, green and blue units, and paired with LCoS panels from Microdisplay; together, they’re good enough for 300 […]
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It’s still unclear the precise future of the portable device, but so far reviews are pretty glowing for the new ZuneHD. It looks slick, the interface is good, but I thought the screen was a bit tougher to use than the iPhone given the smaller screen real estate, but it’s so very thin and very drool-worthy. Gizmodo The gorgeous 3.3-inch […]
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This is just too cool. Normally I wouldn’t include such a mod, but I figure you could toss this in your theater somewhere and it would be an eyepiece while not being an eyesore. Pretty crazy talent to create. SlashGear Both the motorized side-sections and lighting are operated by remote-control, while the core guts of the PC itself are […]
Read moreI’m posting this moreso because of the significance in such a large paper as USA Today covering these types of video devices. I think it helps solidify them, and still makes me wonder why TV Manufacturers are trying so hard to compete with a sub-$100 device. USA Today The Roku digital video player "costs us a lot less than $99 […]
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