Not only does SVS make some killer speakers, they also have a blog with lots of useful information for home theater enthusiasts. This one is on speaker placement. I’m assuming you all are comfortable with the 5.1/7.1 setups, but past that into Dolby Atmos… I certainly learned a thing or two. SVS receives lots of questions about loudspeaker and subwoofer […]
Read moreSome good stuff, like support for external players, YouTube trailers, and a bit more… It’s been exactly a month since we first announced availability of Emby Theater for Windows and the Web. During that time, a lot of exciting, community-driven development has taken place and we’re pleased to announce new features that are available. Emby
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The review is really light on the critial aspects for HTPC use (read MIA), but that doesn’t mean it doesn’t contain a lot of useful information about this budget ($65) Skylake CPU. When Intel releases a new processor family, we immediately start seeing reviews and opinions on the enthusiast grade processors such as the i5-6600K and the i7-6700K, both of […]
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I’m not sure I agree that 3D was a bust, but we can agree that it wasn’t the commercial success that the TV OEMs would have liked. HDR on the other had is universally loved, but like [seemingly] every other format there has to be a “war” this time between HDR10 and Dolby Vision. It’s not quite the same thing […]
Read moreIf you read the Arq V4 review, you’ll know that I’m a big fan. The software was exactly what I was looking for to provide off-site storage in a format (encrypted in transport and at rest on the remote “Cloud” location) that I was happy with. Today, V5 dropped which changes around the licensing scheme a bit (now per-person is […]
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Just finished reading the PR for DUNE HD’s upcoming Solo 4K player. WOW, there is a lot of information to be had. First off, the player itself looks fantastic. Small, lots of power, all the great stuff we’ve come to expect from DUNE HD’s “just plays” experience, and with DVB-T/T2 tuners and 2.5″ HDD for DVR support we have a […]
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NETGEAR is rapidly expanding their Arlo suite of monitoring products, now with a power over Ethernet (PoE) model targeted at small business. The NETGEAR Arlo Q Plus carries a SRP of $250/camera you get seven days of rolling recording accessible via the mobile app or web. PoE isn’t a requirement, and there is flexibilty in connectivity as well with standard […]
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I have to admit that covering a home beer brewing machine is a bit of a strech, but first-off IT’S A HOME BREWING MACHINE and secondly about the only time I don’t have a cool malt beverage companion when sitting down for a movie is when it’s a distillate of said beverage. So definitely part of the home viewing experience, […]
Read moreThere is a lot of useful information included in the write-up. It’s more personal journey, than review, but either way well worth a read if you want to learn more about subwoofers in general and the SVS lineup in particular. For as many changes as I’ve made to my home theater over the past couple years, I always manage to […]
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The prices of the M4200/M4300 ($1800/$1600-7000) place them solidly in enterprise or large scale CI territory. But that doesn’t mean we can’t drool a little at the capability :). Mostly intended for 802.11AC AP deployments, they offer 10Gbe inbound links and PoE+ out with a variety of port counts. Yum. SAN JOSE, Calif. – March 29, 2016 – NETGEAR®, Inc. […]
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