In the past year, we’ve seen a number of different wireless streaming devices intended to help bridge the gap between the distance between users and the television. Unlike recent products like the Boxee Box and GoogleTV, which are intended to connect directly to your television full-time, wireless USB streaming devices such as the Veebeam HD try a different route opting […]
Read moreYou will see alot more of these posts as I plan on moving away from my local cable company and move towards Internet based services such us Netflix and Hulu. Random point aside, Roku has a small update for their XR box that will allow 1080p playback. A few other goodies are tucked inside as well. Click on over to […]
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Yesterday was a big day in my household as I installed the long-awaited Ceton InfiniTV 4 CableCARD tuner into my HTPC (see mikinho’s review here). My cable provider, Cox Cable, still requires a technician to come out and install the CableCARD, though, this will be optional by summer of 2011 thanks to the new FCC rules mandated in October. Prior […]
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THIS CONTEST HAS ENDED! THANKS TO ALL! Congratulations to sturner151 who was selected as the winner of the Arcsoft Total Media Theatre Platinum! The prizes will keep coming and continue to get better believe it or not. For our 11th giveaway, we have courtesy of the fine folks at Amulet Devices, their Voice Enabled Remote Control for Windows Media Center! […]
Read moreMost of you probably are familiar with Spears & Munsil, one of the most known HD calibration discs out there. If you have never used one of these on your system, they help you to calibrate your system. If that sounds familiar, our own Aaron Ledger published a guide to help convince you on how to Calibrate Your Display that […]
Read moreOk, so I watched this video and all I could think of is…that’s not a “snap.” But trying to get past that, the idea here is cool and no reason it couldn’t be ported over to your laptop as well. Would love to get my hands on it though to run it through its paces. It’s also sounds like you’re […]
Read moreAwesome round-up. It’s interesting to note, Monster Cables gets a lot of flack for their ridiculous prices, but at least they win this test. Then again, for an 80% savings the Monoprice is basically AS good. A good read for anyone needing to go super length. This, the least expensive cable sports the thickest gauge and is the second best […]
Read moreYES!! I’ve needed this one! Although upgrading to the highest end HP Home Server last year helped a lot, I still will experience random stuttering during playback that I know is caused by demigrator peaking cycles. Here’s an awesome guide from Damian on how to configure this to run when YOU want it to run. The stuttering would last for […]
Read moreSince we can’t review every media player out there listed in our Media Player Comparison Guide, it’s great to see other websites help out and handle some of the work. Here’s the new revision of the WD TV Live Hub, with some nice changes. In the realm of standalone media players, we’ve been impressed by Western Digital’s TV HD, which […]
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I’ve reviewed various Logitech Harmony remote controls in the past and they’ve always seemed to impress me with simplicity as well as variety. Here’s a review of the Harmony One–not super brand new, but it is the latest. Note this is strictly IR, unlike the Harmony 900 which has RF, if that’s important to you. If you’ve ever owned […]
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