Archive for November, 2010

Best 3D TV - The 3D TV Review

3D TVs

Best 3D TV Offers

Television makers are starting to launch the quantity of 3d in TVs for use at house. In case you are wishing for being among the 1st families to get 3d, you will have to buy the brand brand new television, the broadcasting service provider as well as also unique 3d eyeglasses. One other feature is the fact that the 3d television can also be utilized as being the 2d television, as well as would provide the more sharper picture compared to any type of the contemporary day hi-def televisions. It may amaze you to know that 3d televisions are actually not expected to be much more costly when compared utilizing normal television, as well as when they've been in the marketplace for the brief period, you're likely to get wonderful television offers.

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November 9th, 2010 | Posted in 3D TVs | No Comments

Logitech Harmony One Sweepstakes

If you're like most home theater geeks, you have a gaggle of remotes cluttering your coffee table. Of course, you can get a universal remote, but most are a pain to program for your particular system. Fortunately, all is not lost—the Harmony One from Logitech is easy to set up, and the button layout is among the best I've ever seen. In fact, it's the remote I use in my own home theater, and it could be yours as well if you win our latest sweepstakes.

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November 9th, 2010 | Posted in News | No Comments

Sony launches Google TVs and BD player in US

Sony's Google TV launchedSony has unveiled its first products based on Android technology, using Google to add Internet functionality to TV and BD models.

Shown in New York, the Google range features four TVs and a Blu-ray player. There are 24-, 32-, 40- and 46-inch TVs; the NSX-24GTI (around $600), NSX-32GTI ($800), NSX-40GTI ($1,000) and NSX-46GTI ($1,400).

The Blu-ray player NSZ-GT1 (at around $399) will feature most of the interactive functions, for playback through non-Google TV-enabled displays. Perhaps surprisingly, neither the TVs nor the BD player will support 3D playback.

The Google TV system comes with a hand-held RF QWERTY-type keypad remote control incorporating an optical mouse to simplify content navigation.

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November 9th, 2010 | Posted in News | No Comments

Sony Bravia 3D Press Event Tokyo Sony HQ March 2010

Sony Bravia 3D Press Event Tokyo Sony HQ March 2010
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November 9th, 2010 | Posted in News | No Comments

Samsung Unveils Ultra Definition 3DTV

Samsung is proud to announce today that they are now displaying their latest prototype TV. The company calls this TV their “Ultra Definition” and it measures 70 inches, diagonally. The impressive part though is the 3840 x 2160 resolution and it can display 3D content with the help of a 240Hz processor. The screen uses super high speed silicon that Samsung has been developing. This display will help drive the pixels to move faster and ultimately create a smoother display during 3D and motion scenes. There is no information on when, or how much this display will retail for.

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November 9th, 2010 | Posted in News | No Comments

Ultrasone Edition 10 Headphones

The Audio Engineering Society (AES) convention isn't concerned with consumer products, but there's always a bit of crossover with the pro-audio items on display. For example, at last week's annual conclave in San Francisco, I found a new top-of-the-line headphone from Germany's Ultrasone. The Edition 10 is the company's first model in the Edition lineup to feature an open-back design, which took the company two years to develop. Also new to the Edition 10 is an oxygen-free copper (OFC), silver-plated, Kevlar-reinforced cable that can be easily configured for balanced or unbalanced connectors.

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November 9th, 2010 | Posted in News | No Comments

Test Report: Triad Speakers

Test Report: Triad Speakers

By Brent Butterworth

September 2010

Did you know they stopped making speakers? Sure, you can still buy things that make sound when connected to an amplifier, but now they;re called "solutions." The idea here is to solve problems that emerge from the public's simultaneous love of good sound and hatred of the traditional speaker form factor. Solutions have been the mantra of late at Triad Speakers. In fact, some of the company's recent creations would have been considered downright crazy back in the days when the opinions of enthusiasts dictated speaker designs.

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November 17th, 2010 | Posted in News | No Comments

Test Report: LG 47LE8500 LCD HDTV

Test Report: LG 47LE8500 LCD HDTV

By Rob Sabin

October 2010

Key Features
$1,850 (pair) Lg.com
• Full-array LED backlight with local dimming
• TruMotion 240-Hz processing
• NetCast Entertainment Network access, including Netflix, Vudu, Picasa, YouTube and Yahoo! Widgets
• Backlit remote
• Connections: 4 HDMI v1.3, 3 component video, 2 composite, RGB PC, RF antenna/cable, 2 USB, Ethernet, RS-232C, PC Audio
• Dimensions + Weight: 44.25" x 30.25" x 10.75", 70 lb (with stand); 44.25" x 27.75" x 1.5", 59.5 lb (without stand).
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November 16th, 2010 | Posted in News | No Comments