You remember the announcement of that super tiny Fujitsu system that seemed awesome as an HTPC client but looked to be focused on business? Well, apparently this guy can easily handle blu-ray as shown by this Engadget video below. Engadget Though we suspected the Intel CPU inside would be a CULV variant, it turns out to be no less than […]
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Is it just me or does this chassis remind anyone of the old Alienware HTPC that was released a few years back? Either way, I like the small form factor. I’ve never seen the Envive software in action, but it looks pretty slick, although I’m not sure it includes support for HD movies. SlashGear The company has announced a […]
Read moreIt was not too long ago that Epson released their home theater in a box type deal with projector included, and they are continuing their foray into home theaters with some nice 1080p projection units that are reasonably priced. Features look nice, but I’d want to read a review on one before investing. i4U The two new products are the […]
Read moreThis is pretty interesting, and I’m of the generation that is doing this. Or so I thought, apparantly it has a much larger reach…either that or they happened to strictly survey a town full of college students. Home Media Mag One of four households watches television online, rather than sitting down at a specific time to watch their favorite show, […]
Read moreA new episode of HD Nation is up and it’s packed with some great content, including some MPAA news, 24p questions and a variety of other HD focused content. HD Nation Matt wants to build an HTPC, but is worried about having problems getting audio over his HDMI cable. Don’t worry, Matt, we’ve got options… you don’t have to spend […]
Read moreEngadgetHD came across the news dispelling some rumors of what’s to come for the AppleTV platform. I’m definitely on the boat that I don’t think Apple really cares about the AppleTV (odd as it may be), but we’ll see later this week if I’m wrong. iLounge AppleInsider reports that Oppenheimer said the idea of adding live TV recording or other […]
Read moreThis has to be either one of the most skewed statistics ever reported, or I am so far off with my understanding of consumers and what they enjoy. Personally, I can count on one hand the number of times I’ve even tried BD-Live and been bored, but according to this report not only are people connecting but they’re actually using […]
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Shuttle is the company that really started the trend of fashionable and quiet small form factor PC’s years ago, and they have since quieted down quite a bit. They still are churning out boxes ready for the DIY-er crowd, and this K45 looks like a solid option if you are looking for a small WHS box and only need a […]
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Last week was a pretty quiet in extender announcements, but fear not. Netgear starts off the workweek right with their new announcement. In addition to the usual massive filetype compatibility, they are also planning on working with a variety of online video sources, including HULU. HDTV Mag In addition to personal media collections and YouTube, consumers can now easily […]
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With CEDIA around the corner, expect to see a lot more announcements of more droolworthy technologies coming up. If you’re in the Atlanta area this weekend you should check it out indeed. These TV’s from Sony are pretty slick and SUPER thin. CrunchGear These new 46- and 52-inch Sony sets are loaded: 240Hz, edge-mounted LED backlighting, wireless media receiver, […]
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