Networked Attached Storage is certainly becoming more mainstream over the past year. As the article mention, its no doubt due to the massive amounts of personal digital data everyone has. Everything from recordings, to family photos and downloadable movies. A healthy dose of competition certainly helps. In the past, anything labeled as an external storage device was marked up substantially […]
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If you aren't interested in big screen gaming, integrated graphics will serve the purpose for most HTPCs. That is if they are powerful enough to drive HD video. For example, the 6150 based chipset does a fine job up to a certain resolution and farts out after that. Thats why with great interested I am following the details for Nvidia's […]
Read moreI haven't had a chance to investigate Auzentech's X-Meridian suitability for HTPC life quite yet. For example, I am not sure if it will pass through sound unmangled or not. If you guys have, drop a line in the comments box and let us know what you think about it. While we wait for people's responses, head on over to […]
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2006 Holiday Gift Guide! It just seems like yesterday I finished paying the bills for last year's presents and now its already time to go shopping again! We here at MissingRemote.com, the caring bunch we are, want to make your life a little easier this season by taking the guess work out of buying presents for the HTPC person in your life. These […]
Read moreThis really doesn't surprise me much at all. Sure downloading is easy, but so is Netflix-ing, and then you have all the "pirates" who will copy their Netflix movies. Can't do that with the DRM-heavy online movies. And it's not like you save all that much money to truly make it worth the effort. But according to ABI Research, only […]
Read moreI love this kind of article. Don't get your kid out there excercising. No, no, no. Get them indoors & watching MORE Television! YEAH! Thank god too, because I heard those Canadian babies were complaining that Spongebob just wasn't as sharp as he could be. I wonder what growing up with HD would have done to GI Joe? The youngest […]
Read moreI know I'm always harping on price, but I tend to agree with the Gizmodo guys that $2400 is an awful lot to spend on a 32" LCD. Sure saying it has 1080p is great, but is it really necessary? The 720p version is only $899. Still a lot, sure, but a LOT less than $2400. But wait, isn't 1080p […]
Read moreHome Theater Blog has a few minutes with the latest HD-DVD Player from Toshiba, and thankfully agree with the improvements made from the first version. First off the new player loads much faster than the HD-A1 or HD-XA1, I’ve read reports that clocked load times at or under 30 seconds (roughly half the time of the A1) but my own […]
Read moreWow, not sure what happened, I swear I posted this. Good looking out Jennyfur. Anyways, so what I said, Orb is just like Slingbox, only Software related for your PC, instead of Hardware you connect to your Television. And the new MyCast version is much improved, even allowing you to select the type of media you want to stream. Very […]
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Thank god, now you will never have to miss an episode of the Real World! Because, lord knows their programming is so diverse that they NEVER repeat episodes The deal includes on-demand programming. Time Warner cable also will expand distribution of gay and lesbian network LOGO and launch music-centric high-definition television channel MHD. Read the rest here.
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