While not directly HTPC related, I thought it was news worthy especially hardware-accelerated goodness and potential Media Center integration (ok that is far-fetched). I wub my Chrome but will definitely be trying IE9 preview. Check out the new capabilities of the next Internet Explorer, with the Internet Explorer 9 Platform Preview. Find demos of HTML5 and the hardware-accelerated performance with […]
Read moreSince no day is complete with out a good dose of flowcharts, Missing Remote brings you a link to a flowchart we didn’t create. However, we did think you might enjoy it. Hence, you should probably follow the link below. BBspot If you’re having trouble deciding whether to buy an Apple iPad or not, use this handy flowchart to make […]
Read moreLCD’s are already fairly light, so this would be pretty surprising if it hit mainstream since I don’t think there’s a *huge* demand to make them any lighter, but it’s cool to see them innovating. I mean, if they’re going to sell me a lighter TV, I’ll take it and my back will appreciate it! CrunchGear But according to the […]
Read moreNow this is refreshing to hear. Then again, it’s slightly annoying that the initial version is going to released without any bonus features–there will be a code in the movie to access bonus features online, but still, for the price of movies these should be included even if it requires additional discs IMO. HomeMediaMag In addition to those pesky trailers […]
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This was too funny (odd) not to post. And technically, it’s TV’s in a room, that’s a theater right? Gizmodo One Russian farmer is testing the theory, with half his cows watching the Swiss Alps fields, and the other side of the shed being deprived of the LED-backlit LCD goodness. I hope for the farmer’s sake that it actually […]
Read moreAnyone surprised by THIS announcement? I think everyone knows Blockbuster had a LOT (everything?) to do with the ridiculous 30-day window that Netflix and Redbox have agreed to with the major studios. HDTV Mag "This new agreement reflects our strategy to be the only multi-channel provider for movies. We are excited to offer our customers the best home entertainment from […]
Read moreWhile not exactly new news but PowerDVD 10 was released last week. The big additions are Blu-ray 3D support, improved HD Audio support, improved DVD upscaling via "TrueTheater™ HD Technology". I haven’t test this out yet myself but I will be tonight. My only interests are: 1- Improved Media Center integration; 2- Zero nagscreens when upgrades are available; 3- […]
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Just a couple good ones this week. I haven’t seen the Fantastic Mr. Fox, but I have heard relatively good things. As much as I liked Brothers, I had to go with a football movie that’s actually pretty good. One thing I do have to comment on is what a HUGE disappointment The Men Who Stare at Goats was–I had […]
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For all you people begging for Webguide to return (it’s not coming folks), but Niall has an amazing app which is *super* simple to use and works wonderfully. New version as he continues to refine it. Never miss that show on your MCE just because you weren’t home to schedule it. Big Screen Blog A brand new update for […]
Read moreI think this has as much to do with just the content available now as much as any other factor these studies might suggest, but still good news nonetheless. Anyone surprised it’s not greater? Home Media Mag Usage of the Internet to watch TV in the 13-54 age group has risen from 8% to 22%, and is up from 12% […]
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