With a sexy name like that, how could you NOT want to buy it??? It's not ridiculously expensive, but for $3300, a lot of people want something thinner. But if you can sacrifice, apparently the picture quality is worth talking about. The HD-61FN97 is a 61" 1080p RPTV that retails for $3,299. While very similar to last year's model, the […]
Read moreJust in time for the holidays. Not sure why you'd want 32 inches when they're soon to release the 100" LCD….or if you don't want to spend $50k, this isn't a bad alternative I GUESS. Prices for 32-inch panels may fall below US$300 to US$290 in the third quarter of 2007, with quotes for 40-inch panels to also drop to […]
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I'm sure there's SOMETHING wrong with this unit, but if there is, the guys at Engadget sure can't figure it out. They kinda like this sub-$3000 projector, and there seems to be plenty to like. Let me just say right off the bat that this Panasonic projector is outstanding and if your looking for a review filled with negativity, this […]
Read moreSpeaking of HDHomeRun reviews, DVRplayground has posted one up as well :). You know our thoughts on the subject, its one kick ass tuner! You now have a couple of reviews on the product! So what are you waiting for? Get of your tush and start reading! From the article: The picture quality using the HDHomeRun with MythTV was quite […]
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I just love starting arguments, so I'm sure everyone here loves paying the extra money for THX…right? It's a cool name, and super expensive, so it's the best…right? Starting at a cool $35k! Touted as the "world's first 1080p HD video display products to achieve THX certification," the Video Xtreme lineup of DLP projectors have survived the rigorous testing necessary […]
Read moreNice article from the folks at Ars. I think it's preposterous as they don't take into account that there's a lot of shows people wouldn't even watch if not for their DVRs–Damn you real world! 🙂 There are myriad conveniences wrought by the DVR, but few are those who say that they don't love the ability to zip past annoying […]
Read moreI gotta agree with Gizmodo, I think this is just due to frustration based on the lack of available programming. CBS isn't helping matters only televising what, a pathetic 1? 2? football games in High Definition? Lamerz. According to a recent survey by Frank N. Magid Associates, the number of people buying [HD] sets who are looking forward to watching […]
Read moreCEPro spent their time with the newest HD DVD Vidabox Media Center in a video blog. If you can't be looking at video during work, they've added a pretty thorough slideshow for your convenience as well. While there have been talks about dual-format players from LG, Pioneer and Ricoh, none have materialized — until the Lux and Max Media Centers […]
Read moreVerizon isn't taking their time on competing with the big boys. They've added some key ingredients, most notably the NFL Network which even I don't have access to. Thank you Milpitas Comcast. So Verizon’s doing well in the sports department. But don’t think that cable operators are sitting idly by. Comcast, for example, has signed a deal for extensive VOD […]
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Pioneer must have one fantastic panel if they can charge $3500 for a 1024X768 panel. Judging by its feature set, you certainly get a lot for the price tag. At the heart of this panel is everything you would come to expect from the Elite line including two HDMI inputs, dual tuners, program guide, home networking support (many formats supported), […]
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