Jan 27th, 2010 by by admin Comments Off
Mmmm, Bacon
I’m popcorn obsessed. I eat popcorn for dinner. I devour the stale morning-after stuff with a soda for breakfast. I eschew the dry, over-salted cinema stuff with fake butter and bring my own stash.
So I’m always on the lookout for my next popfix. And boy did I find it.
Jan 25th, 2010 by by admin Comments Off
Nu NuVo
NuVo’s new Music Port Server (NV-MPS4) and Color Touch Pad (NV-CTP36) are now available.
Both are new components for the company’s Grand Concerto, Essentia, and Renovia audio systems.
All their detail after the jump.
Jan 22nd, 2010 by by admin Comments Off
2009 CEDIA Electronic Lifestyles Award Winner
Best Large Home Theater: Overall Winner
Electronic Systems Consultant: La Scala Home Cinema + Integrated Media—Vancouver, Canada
If a residential electronic systems consultant is so bold to offer a customer-service hotline 24/7—and a return phone call within 15 minutes—the firm is either crazy or confident. Or a little of both.
Jan 21st, 2010 by by admin Comments Off
It’s a Wrap
Designed by famed French designer Igna Sempé for European furniture phenomenon LK Hjelle, the Enveloppe sofa is so comfy that you may never climb out of it again.
It wraps around you like a cushy-soft cushion, so get situated and prepare for an extended snuggle session.
Jan 20th, 2010 by by admin Comments Off
Turns out I can do that, Dave.
Aperion’s new HAL wireless audio dongle lets you stream any digital audio from your computer, iPod, or other device to a variety of audio equipment.
Even better, you can add additional receivers to distribute the audio to multiple systems.
All the info after the jump…
Jan 19th, 2010 by by admin Comments Off
Baby Monitors
Apex is Monitor Audio’s new flagship line of compact speakers. It includes three models: the A10, the A40 and the AW-12.
The A10 is a stand or wall-mounted compact satellite that can be used as a mini-monitor, or with the A450 and AW-12 models in a multi-channel system.
All the info after the jump.
Jan 18th, 2010 by by admin Comments Off
When less is more
Established just five years ago, NuVision has steadily expanded their line of premium flat panel HDTVs and are now offering this, their first LED-powered model, the 55-inch NVU55FX5LS (40- and 46-inch models are also available).
Jan 15th, 2010 by by admin Comments Off
Serving Up Higher-Fi
The vast majority of the 4HD is the same as the 4 we reviewed last month.
But that’s not to say all. The 4HD lives up to its moniker by offering storage and playback of high-resolution audio files, up to 24/bit/192Khz on its 2 terabyte hard drive. More bits are always good. As are a few cool new features.
Jan 14th, 2010 by by admin Comments Off
Jan 13th, 2010 by by admin Comments Off
M-O-O-N that spells USB
Building on their experience with such products as the award winning i3.3, Simaudio is now offering the 300D USB DAC.
Digital in, sweet sound out.
Details after the jump.
Jan 12th, 2010 by by admin Comments Off
1080p Touch
Crestron has announced their V-Panel line, notable as the first 1080p touchpanels.
Able to be installed just about anywhere in the home, the V-Panels have a host of cool new features.
All the info after the jump.
Jan 11th, 2010 by by admin Comments Off
Just when you thought you knew thin.
In one of the coolest unveils at the show, Samsung has announced the 9000 series, which is only 0.3 inches thick.
Specs are fuzzy at the moment, but what we know and a bunch more images of this incredible TV after the jump.
Jan 10th, 2010 by by admin Comments Off
Control4 has launched 4Store, an online marketplace where homeowners can download apps that will assist with customization, functionality and interconnectivity of Control4 smart homes.
Jan 9th, 2010 by by admin Comments Off
Baby Logans
Known for their big electrostats, MartinLogan has unveiled a new line of small speakers called the Motion Series.
Read on for all the info.
Jan 8th, 2010 by by admin Comments Off
Anthem has released the BLX 200, a Blu-ray player capable of performing in full HD 1080p. The player comes with 1 GB of built-in memory, as well as a 2 GB USB Flash Drive for access to internet-based programs such as BD-Live (Profile 2.0).
The BLX 200 also features 24p—full compatibility with 24 movie frames per second. The player is able to perform backwards compatibility, meaning that it can still play those DVDs that you collected over the years.