Just how Strongly Do You Feel About Net Neutrality?

So this is what happens when LowTech has to sit around the house all afternoon waiting for the plumbers to show up, I cruise the internets (a series of tubes dont-cha know) and find all sorts of interesting articles. This one in particular comes from across the pond and describes one young lady’s fight to protect net neutrality.   Be forewarned, […]

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Gyration In-Air Media Center Remote

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A short review of the Gyration remote. Extreme MHz Gyration, a company respected for their presentation and other unique input devices, has taken your average remote to another level. Their Universal Media Center Remote sports their unique motion-sensing technology to provide in-air cursor control, providing true wireless mouse control via a more reliable 2.4GHz frequency  

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Seagate First to Ship 1 Billion HDDs

I wonder if they counted the Maxtor line in the 1 billion? PR Newswire Consider this: the 1 billion hard drives Seagate has delivered equates to approximately 79 million terabytes, able to store 158 billion hours of digital video or 1.2 trillion hours of your favorite music.

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SpeedFan Version 4.34 Released

I know a lot of people use SpeedFan to keep their HTPC’s quiet.  New version released a couple of days ago. Speedfan Lot of fixes, code improvements and optimizations. Added support for a lot of new hardware, including a lot of nVidia graphic cards (up to, but excluding 8xxx), SMBuses and sensors. Greatly improved Intel CORE and AMD K10 internal […]

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The Truth About “High-End” Cables?

EH has a new article up about "high-end" cables! We all know you don’t want to be monstorized! Electronic House So you’ve just spent a bundle on a new HDTV or a home theater system. You’re about to head for the register, and the salesperson suggests that since you’ve invested so much in your system, it needs expensive cables to […]

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Trust Wireless Vista Remote Control

If you need a relatively inexpensive remote for your Vista HTPC, Trust has an option for you.  Personally I don’t plan to use it since it only works with Vista, but it might be for you. Inside HW We have received a very cute, retro looking remote control. First thing we’ve noticed on packaging was a domain of purpose; it […]

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HD-PVR Does Have Multi-Tuner Support

Hauppauge has confirmed via email that the HD-PVR will have multi-tuner support for all major software packages such as BeyondTV, SageTV, MythTV and Vista Media Center. 🙂 UPDATE – Just to clarify, "multi-tuner" in this case means you are free to purchase several HD-PVR’s and connect them via USB to the same PC.  This does NOT mean that you will […]

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HTPC Tip Of The Day: DVDs On Extenders

A couple of tips today. 1. Don’t get caught up in the HD-PVR single tuner only fuss yet. All we know is that the bundled application from hauppauge supports a single tuner and that the drivers are multiple-tuner capable. I would imagine SageTV and the like will have no problem taking advantage of this. I emailed Hauppauge for clarification, hopefully […]

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The Daily Button – April 24th, 2008

Blu-ray News: Toshiba peddling BLu-ray in Brazil @ EngadgetHD Vista Media Center News: Fuze taking thier software to OEMs @ Chris L. PMP News: Archos to add placeshifting to their portable media players @ PVRWire  Speaker News: Energy Take Classic home theater system review @ Sound & Vision Speaker News: Cambridge Soundworkds Newton Theater review @ Cnet  CPU News: Phenom […]

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