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Home TheaterA couple of months ago, Dennis Gray of 101 Uses For Baby Wipes asked me what I, as a father, thought was the best electronic gadget of the past 10 years. I told him that in my opinion, it had to be Tivo with its user-friendly ability to schedule television viewing around one’s life, and not vice versa. read more » I'm about done with TV. When I was a kid, we had 3 networks plus PBS for Sesame Street. Now, our satellite service offers hundreds of channels, but it's not enough. Or, to look at it another way, it's too much. When you have 100 channels but only a half-dozen shows worth watching, I feel like I'm getting ripped off, especially when I'm paying a monthly fee to watch those shows, most of which I could get over the air. read more » Desktop video production has made what used to be limited to Hollywood studios the work of anyone with a mouse and enough hard drive space, but video software varies widely in capability and usability. Corel's Ulead VideoStudio offers a consumer-level product with lots of powerful features and add-ons. read more » LOS ANGELES, April 24 /PRNewswire/ -- 5.5 million households brought home an HDTV set for the first time during the 2007/2008 holiday and Super Bowl season this year. A recent study of consumers across the U.S. indicates that 25 percent of U.S. households or 28 million now have at least one HDTV set, that up from a penetration of 20 percent in September 2007. In a study conducted shortly after Super Bowl XLII, Frank N. Magid Associates identified an impressive three million homes added a second HDTV during this same time frame, bringing multiple HDTV set homes up to nearly 10 million. read more »
The average consumer home, at any given time, assaults the ears with noise: dishwasher, laundry machines, fans and vents, hard drive noise, not to mention the outside noises of lawnmowers and passing trucks. Sometimes, you just want some peace and quiet, or at least quiet enough to listen to a podcast on your portable media player without having to crank up the sound and destroy your ears just to understand what's being said. read more »
- Protects home theatre components from surges and spikes Company Committed to Being Customers' Blu-ray And Standard DVD Headquarters Company Installing Blu-ray Kiosks In Almost 5,000 Stores read more » Highlights Include New DLP(R) and LCD HDTV Enhancements and LaserVue(TM) Laser TVÂ IRVINE, Calif., April 7, 2008 /PRNewswire/ -- Mitsubishi Digital Electronics America, Inc. today announced its new multi-dimensional HDTVs for 2008, which will take sight and sound to new heights for consumers demanding only the best in quality and performance from their HDTVs. Â New 2008 product highlights include thinner frame and brighter DLP(R) models and Ultra Thin Frame(TM) LCD HDTVs with improved sound capabilities. read more » |
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