I've never been a Mac user, but I can understand the pain being an on-again-off-again Linux user, so I'm used to things not working 😛 Luckily for you Mac & Slingbox fans, PVRBlog's got a little advice for getting the two to coexist happily. On my mac, the excellent (but horribly named) Snapz Pro X offers motion capture of anything […]
Read moreI stumbled across an article from the NY Times talking about the Microsoft 7000 keyboard. Now its time to figure out when the 7000 and 8000 keyboards will finally make its way to market. I guess the cool feature for me is a static electricity sensor that will turn the keyboard backlight on and off as your hands approach. I […]
Read moreI'm personally not too impressed with these, but if you're looking for a way to pretty up your Vista (or heck, XP desktop), here are some nifty wallpapers. I don't think they fit too great with a media center, but better than nothing. Hamad Darwish has released some amazing new desktop wallpapers for your enjoyment and look absolutely stunning on […]
Read moreLAS VEGAS, Feb. 27, 2007 — Sony Electronics today unveiled seven home theater systems. Three of the new systems are being called BRAVIAâ„¢ Theater to complement select models of Sony’s market leading line of flat-panel BRAVIA LCD televisions. Three of the new systems are component-based, high-definition capable systems, which are designed for consumers looking to upgrade or purchase their first […]
Read moreMissingRemote.com has the need for a graphics specialist to do some minor work around the site. If you are interested, email me alan at missingremote dot com, or add me to Live Messenger al_cooke at hotmail dot com. Thanks!
Read moreIf you were considering buying a Blu-ray player in the next couple of months, you had better hold up. Sony is set to announce a new player for $599 that will have the same capabilities of the first generation player. Surprisingly enough, the announcement was not full of arrogant statements. Kudos to Sony for not sticking their foot in their […]
Read moreWe knew it was coming down the pipe, and today BitTorrent let the world know about the BitTorrent Entertainment Network. Similar to other services out there it is a download service offering movies, TV shows, movies and some free content. It is certainly no bargain with movie rentals coming in at $3.99 and TV shows for $1.99. The content will […]
Read moreA sad day in the speaker industry, after 34 years in business M&K will be closed down. Heading on over to the M&K's site, I couldn't find any information behind the closure. CEPro has a bit more information on the history of M&K. From the article: Kreisel credits M&K for introducing "first world's modern day satellite-subwoofer speaker system" in 1976, […]
Read moreI have to say, I am rooting for HD DVD now. Just because of the arrogance portrayed by the Blu-ray team. They really remind me of overpaid sports stars. Never the less, Blu-ray has nudged past HD DVD in next gen DVD sales. From the article: Graffeo says that HD DVD players continue to have the highest disc to player […]
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Courtesy of Dave Zatz, Tivo Desktop 2.4 beta has been released. A couple of new features are worth noting; HD photograph streaming and transcoding for playback on portable devices. Not much other information to report right now. For those TiVo owners out there, let us know what you do with your TiVo's besides recording duties. Read More:
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