I don’t know if anyone else out there is looking forward to 3DTV but I think that it could be a very cool thing if content creaters use it properly. It is expected to be the main focus of CES in 2010. We’ll have to wait and see. Until then, read this article. And it seems a certainty that […]
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Looks like a nice little update from the XBMC Gang….I wonder when they’re going to change their name seeing as they are no longer just a mod for your XBox, but a fantastic Media Center application that’s free to all. Engadget The so-called Camelot build is now available for download on Windows, OS X and Linux, with the most […]
Read moreJust in time for the long weekend, here are some shows to help your drive or travels go by faster. Enjoy! Seen In HD Episode 16 – Winter TV Preview This week we take a small break from our regular scheduled programming to welcome back Brent Evens, better know as Geek Tonic, to talk about the Winter 2010 TV Schedule. […]
Read moreMerry Christmas from the Media Browser team!!!! YAY!!!! I’m not at home but you better believe this will be tops on my list to-do’s when I return! Happy Christmas Eve everyone! MediaBrowser.tv With the Firestorm release, thanks to ebrs hard work, we now support UI plugins. This means themes can ship as plugins, in fact Vanilla is no longer shipped […]
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This cable card fiasco sure has been one for the ages hasn’t it? I bet we look back 10 years from now and this sticks as one of the worst implemented technologies ever. It’s good to see TiVo and Sony involved in trying to make a change. Now the wait to see if anything comes of this. EngadgetHD The […]
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Placeshifting never really has taken off. If not for SlingBox, most average consumers probably would have no idea about the technology…but it looks like Avermedia is trying to change that. However, being limited to Avermedia tuners will severely limit the reach of an app like this. ZnF Similarly, AVerMedia best known for PC tuner cards, has been beta testing […]
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I know it seems like we’ve slowed down on the number of Extender-type devices out there, but it looks like it’s really going to pick up around CES time. The XStreamerHD looks pretty awesome, and I read in their forums that a new version of their software in February will even support ripped Blu-rays (not just ISOs)….impressive. EngadgetHD That […]
Read morePanasonic’s PT-AE4000 looks like the same big, grey shoebox the brand has been touting as a projector for the last three years. Indeed, there’s no visible difference between this and the outgoing PT-AE3000, but for good reason – it’s a shoebox with a remarkably successful lineage and exquisite picture quality. […] A worthy successor I’ve been impressed by […]
Read moreLooks like Redbox may be getting some competition soon? The chain, which is slashing its store count by nearly a quarter in 2010, hopes to bolster its brand by installing fleets of DVD-dispensing machines in mundane locations such as supermarket lobbies, and the $1-a-night fee is certainly head-turning. A partnership with cash register company NCR is an attack on Redbox, as the kiosks are […]
Read moreAs we reach Christmas week we hit another slow week as far as quantity of new releases, but the quality is there indeed. My pick is District 9, simply due to how great will look on Blu-ray and some pretty awesome special effects. But there’s plenty more to like from the releases. "500 Days of Summer" has received rave reviews […]
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