Home theater news and reviews | | Big screens for the big game Just about every HDTV looks great displaying football and other sports in high-def, but there's one key ingredient that separates "great" HDTVs from those that make you say "Boom!" No, we're not talking about motion resolution, 1080p, or even black levels this time; we're talking about sheer size. Read more Big-screen bargains for less than $2,000 | | Poll: What 2010 HDTV do you most want CNET to review? As I plan our TV coverage for 2010, I'd like to hear about what models you, dear reader, want to read about most. To that end, as promised, I've selected 10 of the models I'm most interested in reviewing myself and slapped them into a poll for your ease-of-voting pleasure. Vote now! Read more 2010 CES HDTV roundup | | 18 most anticipated tech products of 2010 We can't predict what all the new hot gadgets will be this year, but we did see a fair amount of intriguing stuff at this year's CES in Vegas and we know that plenty of sequels to today's popular products are on the way--whether the company wants you to know it or not. Read more Check out the slideshow | | Review: Yamaha EPH-30 The Yamaha EPH-30 Inner Ear Headphones are a fantastic option for anyone on a budget, offering sound quality on par with the sound of sets that cost at least twice as much. Read more Check prices | | Crave | | A lot of people like to complain about the premium you have to pay for Blu-ray Discs, but Blu-ray price watchers should take heart in the $5.99 sale price on the "Heathers" Blu-ray at Amazon. As one might expect from a disc that wasn't known for having particular good video quality on the DVD, this Blu-ray doesn't pack much visual punch. When Hi-def Digest's writer Kenneth Brown reviewed the disc back in November 2008, he was disappointed with the video quality but found it passable. Read more | | | | The Audiophiliac | | Can a music server sound better than a CD player? Posted by Steve Guttenberg I read Geoffrey Morrison's review of the Olive 4HD music server on the Home Entertainment Web site with great interest, because I recently heard the 4HD at a friend's house. It's a cool-looking device, and I really like that it can be used without being hooked up to a computer. It's more like a CD player with a built-in 2TB hard drive. Read more | More audiophilia | | | |
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