I doubt anyone is really surprised here given the quick popularity which the original chipset has gained in the past year, so good to see them not resting on their laurels. I’d expect bitstreaming to be in the next rev, what do you guys think? Fudzilla The next generation Ion platform does support different Pentium 4 compatible processors, including VIA […]
Read moreThis is pretty significant news–any time one of the biggest players in a set category of products changes its ways, it makes you wonder all sorts of things. Not sure exactly how this one will pan out, you can’t believe that Nvidia would abandon the PC industry which made it the giant it is today. PCMag "We have said that […]
Read moreHere’s the roundup of Podcasts for this week (and a few from over last weekend). Enjoy! Entertainment 2.0-Episode 48: First Fireside Chat of the Season This week, as Adam warms himself by the fire, he and Josh get a chance to cover all of the great emails and comments we’ve received in the last two weeks. You guys make our […]
Read moreWoohoo!! Justin.tv is a super popular website for finding all sorts of streams of content…while it started primarily and there still are a lot of webcams there, the real juice is in its offerings of sports not on in your region. Um…I’ve heard friends use the site to watch Real Madrid futbol matches….now "they" can use Boxee to do so. […]
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Ok, I understand what a noble idea this is from Hitachi to conserve a bit of energy, but I can’t get those "Enemy of the State" movies out of my head where the government will tap into these cameras to spy on you. Maybe that won’t ever happen, but still with people watching their pennies these days, are people really […]
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This must just be the week of ridiculously extravagant toys for your home theater, this beauty coming in just shy of $80,000. But wow that quad-view mode would be ideal for Sunday football! Engadget Sony is bringing its own 56-inch 3,840×2160 quad-HD display to market November 1 in Japan. Priced at 6,825,000 ($76,583) including taxes this is clearly for […]
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I’m sure I’m not the only person who has thought about cancelling their cable or satellite TV bill–after all, $100+ a month can really add up, and with the plethora of online sources to watch is it even necessary? Gizmodo really puts it to the test, and goes a step further by detailing all sorts of ideas and roadbumps. I […]
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Hrmm…why would anyone need a blu-ray drive within a NAS box? You know why!!! Pretty impressive that a company as large as LG has stepped up to the plate here, although 2TB really won’t get you very far if you’re ripp..err..backing up blu-rays. i4u LG unveils what the company calls the world’s first NAS with a Blu-ray drive. The […]
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nMedia has really made a name for themselves in a short amount of time by offering solid built HTPC chassis at an affordable rate. This one is much more traditional than their other wooden case, but probably will appeal to a more conservative crowd. Benchmark Reviews nMediaPC is a company that deals primarily in home theater related products, and […]
Read moreQuite an interesting–though, not surprising around these parts–study, to say the least. QUICK… hide this study from the cable companies before they decide to simply tell people they’ve improved the quality of the HD they’re seeing: Dear valued cable customer, you are now receiving Cabletastic Extreme HD Vision-enabled channels. Enjoy the enhanced picture quality! …an experiment was conducted to […]
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