I have heard about Pandora.com in the past but have neglected to get on the bandwagon. This review from PCMAG.com has inspired me to get my music loving ass over there and see what the fuss is all about. Its similar to the intelligent recording setup in SageTV, in that you tell it what you like and it will start […]
Read moreHi-Def Digest got their hands on the first Blu-Ray BD-50 disc with Adam Sandler's movie "Click" and see if it's worth all the hype. Overall, they like the technology but hated the movie. I haven't seen the movie, but I didn't see the same Sandler-team cast as most of his funny movies…and definitely don't see a guest appearance by Mr. […]
Read more"The HC5000BL is an LCD home theater projector, as are several of the first generation of 1080p projectors, and although it represents the least expensive of them, it is also the first time in several years that an LCD projector for home theater will actually sell for over $3000, as they have primarily been lower end models." Read the […]
Read moreGot too much money burning a whole in your pocket? While they don't mention the price, Bang & Olufsen isn't exactly known for being affordable. And this comes with a paltry 250gb….but hey, sure looks sexy eh!?! "The 250GB drive will store up to 110 hours of standard quality or 60 hours of high quality (not high definition) content. […]
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In time for to be under your Christmas tree this year, the PLV-Z from Sanyo is sure to be a crowd pleaser. An amazing 10,000:1 contrast ration, 1100 ANSI Lumens brightness, two HDMI connections and a native 720p resolution make it worth its $3,000 price tag. From the article: Setup, meanwhile, is assisted by an unusually flexible x2 optical zoom, […]
Read moreAbout.com, my favorite technology primer site, has a review up of the Panasonic PT-P1SDU up today. I think there are better values out there then this particular $1200 800×600 projector. Entry level 720p projectors are right around in this price and are probably better bang for your buck. A quick look at the specs seem to verify my hunch. It […]
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The Bose Wave Radio may have met its match in the form of Polk Audio's I-Sonic. Perhaps not in the name category but in the function category it clearly shines. It supports HD Radio, XM, and of course CDs. It apparently does very well in the WAF department; any comment like that makes it worth checking out. From the article: […]
Read moreIf you need something to hold you over until the HD discs come down in price, it might be worth looking into the Helios H4000. With support for every format under the moon including DVD, CD, MP3, WMA, MPEG4 and DivX, the H4000 is worth its price tag. Also worth noting, it can output 11 different resolutions (including 1080p) over […]
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Is it me? Or do I post a lot of next gen DVD stuff? At any rate, a few more titles by the Wubya Bee will be hitting the streets in short order. WB has chosen to remain on the fence and will be offering thier next seven movies on HD DVD and Blu-ray. From the article: Warner Home Video […]
Read moreMatt, our resident Media Center expert, spotted a beauty of a story today. In an effort to make the format war more like a little girl's tea part, NEC has shipped a chipset that will work with Blu-ray and HD DVD. See? If Sony and Toshiba could just get together and sing cumbaya, we would be a lot better off […]
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