I’ve been a big fan of Revision3 for a while now, although the shortening of HDNation was a HUGE disappointment for me. Still some quality programming in very good quality is now available for use within Media Center. I must say while I’m happy they remembered Media Center, it’s disappointing considering all the other platforms they are in that it […]
Read moreAfter the XBMC team quickly got working on the AppleTV2 box, I don’t think anyone is going to be surprised to see them running on even more embedded devices. The potential here is pretty sweet, so kudos to the team. This is beta though. From MeegoExperts
Read moreHaven’t had a chance to read this yet, but I know Aaron has one of these (right? Maybe it’s an LCD?). Samsung makes some very droolworthy sets though. The Samsung PN58C800 being reviewed today is Samsung’s premiere line of Plasma TV they currently have on the market. If you have around US$2500-$3000 burning a hole in your wallet for a […]
Read morePerhaps it’s just me, but this came as a bit of a shock. Apparently, Netflix is looking to start distributing original content. Talk about going for the gold! “So, Hollywood, you want to keep me from content? I’ll just go ahead and make my own then!” The discussions for the series—a political drama called “House of Cards” based on a […]
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If you have purchased a 3D-capable display or plan to then you will undoubtedly need to acquire 3D glasses unless you are buying one of the few glasses-free displays or don’t plan on watching 3D content. Most displays requiring 3D glasses sold to date utilize a technology known as active shutter (explained later). Obviously, you could choose to purchase active […]
Read moreIf you’re a Harry Potter fan, you’re in luck this week. Also, if you’re a fan of movies that include monsters created by combining an Octopus and a Shark, then you’re also in luck–and a bit odd. But for most, our pick of the week will be everyone’s. MissingRemote’s Pick of the Week The Fighter Full disclosure, I’m a huge […]
Read moreIf you are looking for a new way to control a home theater PC, Acer might have you covered. This slate-style remote found on the FCC website seems like an interesting way to go. About the size of a large touchscreen phone, it stays blank until you activate the controls, at which point various buttons light up on the surface. […]
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Are you getting ready to buy an Intel 6 Series (aka Sandy Bridge) based HTPC? If you are looking at any of Intel’s motherboards two things you need to do: 1- See our reviews on the DH67GD, DH67CF, and DH67BL by Andrew Van Til 2- Make sure to check the product code carefully before ordering to ensure you don’t get […]
Read moreThose of you around the HTPC world long enough will remember when Orb stormed onto the scene with the ability to stream your content from your HTPC across the internet–think SlingBox, and it even had some DVR capabilities. Well it looks like they have developed a Media Player-type product in the Orb TV that connects to your TV and uses […]
Read moreDo you want to lock all of your home theater devices in a closet and control them from a mobile device and over the Internet? Called Ether-IR, these devices will work with open source software, connect to Ethernet and transmit an infrared (IR) signal. They can be placed anywhere you have an Ethernet run. Ether-IR works from a computer, tablet, mobile device […]
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