Paying $3000 for a TV is a big investment, and in plasma there’s basically few competitors to the amazing VT series of Panasonic plasmas. Samsung however looks to have provided a solid competitor with this model, at least worth considering in that price range. The PN58C8000 produces outstanding 2D images. The internal signal processing for 480i and 1080i signals […]
Read moreI’m still waiting on some official information from our contacts at SiliconDust, but this sure is an intriguing press announcement that came out of nowhere. Very curious to see how it pans out. If anyone has specific questions, leave a comment and we’ll see if we can get them answered. The Hauppauge USB and Silicondust Ethernet attached products introduce […]
Read moreAre you a SageTV user and not skipping your TV Commercials? Oh the shame! Well fear not, Brent over at GeekTonic has a great quick guide on how to easily do so. The problem is with most HTPC programs installing and setting up commercial skipping is less than easy and often requires multiple programs, time, and some techy know-how. I’ve […]
Read moreLots of good variety this week in our roundup of podcasts, so enjoy! Picking The Right RAID Mode, Roku Gets More Affordable, Steve Jobs: 720p is the New HD! Apple TV 2.0, Plex: Goregous Interface for OS X Home Theater, Which home theater calibration certificates are worth the money, and the Blu-ray releases for September 7th, 2010. [HDNation] Home Server […]
Read moreNMedia won’t exactly wow your visitors, but they do provide quality HTPC cases at a ridiculously affordable price. The matte black finish combined with a flashy black plastic front bezel really sets off this case and makes it look like a typical receiver or Blu-ray player you might see on the shelf of any person’s home theater system. The sliding […]
Read moreI’ll need to see a review and price before making a decision. There is mention of a track pad also. It’s a little hard to tell from the presser, but it sounds like there’s an optical track pad hidden somewhere on here as well. We also don’t have any mention of release date or price, but do details like […]
Read moreLots of releases this week, most older than new with some good ones like The Black Dahlia, Mars Attacks! and I was really tempted to go with Poltergeist as my pick simply due to its classic nature in the horror genre. MissingRemote’s Pick of the Week MacGruber ** I am fully prepared for some flames for this request, but let […]
Read moreLots of good variety this week in our roundup of podcasts, so enjoy! The guys talk about hardware failures to their systems. Cablecard for MythTV in the near future? Plans for an Android based MythTV client? [MythTV Cast – Episode 24] The Media Center Show #270–The Drinking Game HD Nation » Best Bargain Receiver: Denon AVR-591, Drobo FS, Glasses-Free 3D… […]
Read moreI’ll update with the official specs when Apple updates their site but the new Apple TV was demonstrated today at the Apple Fall Event. It is basically small, silent, "attractive" and cheap. It will be released in 4 weeks for $99. It can stream from iTunes and Netflix and play content from your network as well. No Blu-ray support so […]
Read moreIt’s not often we post news from the Wall Street Journal, but this was smack on the front of the second section today and seemed worth sharing. I’m looking forward to seeing what Amazon can field for a subscription service. It’ll be intersting to see which appliances can connect to the service, and what content they can get on the […]
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