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Read moreMedia Browser has been around for a while now, providing a solution to merging your available online streaming content along with your native local software, and they’re investing in some big changes. See full notes below and at the Media Browser website–it looks like it’s going to be as beautiful as ever. Currently in beta, but to be released soon! […]
Read moreJust wanted to give everyone a heads up, we’re doing some scheduled site maintenance tonight from 6pm (PST) until around 9pm. We hope to be back up as soon as we can get everything cleaned and primed for you. Thanks!
Read moreWell, it’s that time again, 2012 is almost completely behind us. As with every year, there is a lot that’s happened in the home theater world, some good, some not so good. We’d like to take a moment to reflect upon everything that happened and narrow down some of our favorites–what did we love most, what disappointed us most, and […]
Read moreWe heard lots of buzz surrounding the Hopper whole home DVR service from Dish since CES, but DirecTV doesn’t want to be left out of the party. While pricing and availability is still being worked out, it’s nice to see some pretty significant benefits to the system over traditional and older DirecTV systems. Read on for Ben’s opinions of his […]
Read moreI’ve been using a Logitech Harmony remote for years and have loved to see their evolution. Of course there are drawbacks to any solution, but it looks like Logitech has improved on an already pretty solid product. Let’s hope the battery/charger lasts longer. The primary evolution of the Harmony Touch is of course the touch interface, which is centrally placed […]
Read moreIn the battle for the living room, I’m not at all surprised by this report from NPD. Who doesn’t have a set top box, gaming console, dvd player or other device that is capable of providing additional services similar to what their televisions can offer? My TV doesn’t have any, but I definitely would be among those who never use […]
Read moreWe reviewed the Streacom FC5 chassis a while back and really loved the ability to build our own passively cooled HTPC systems. Well they’re at it again with the FC9 and FC10 models with some modified features and abilities to support the latest and greatest. Looks like the changes were good and the system can still be run almost completely […]
Read moreWith so many holiday deals around these days, lots of us are evaluating what’s the right new television to purchase. While everyone’s budget and needs are different, there is some good information here that addresses some of the often quoted rumors in regards to the neverending debate between plasma and LCD televisions. Contrast ratio is also the greatest difference between […]
Read moreFractal Design has seemingly come out of nowhere and made some pretty sexy and quiet chassis. In the past, we’ve reviewed their 3000 and Define R4 and been thoroughly impressed. With their Node 605, they attempt to succeed in a space that’s been difficult to break. The slick HTPC-style chassis has a hidden panel to cover the USB ports and […]
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