Home theater news and reviews | | Vizio VHT210 sound bar The Vizio VHT210 sound bar sports an uncommonly compact design and sounds better playing music than the average in its class, but its input options are limited. Read more Check prices | | Best 5 TVs: Picture quality For people seeking the best picture quality only, these five models fit the bill. Each TV scored at least an "8" in the performance subrating, and we've restricted this list to currently available models that debuted in 2010. Read more Best HDTVs overall | | Shure announces full-size headphones for iPhone Shure has introduced its very first full-size headphone designed with the iPhone and iPod in mind. The SRH240m+ expands upon the professional quality SRH240 headphones with a three button remote control and mic. Read more Best 5 headphones | | Are HDTVs with unbreakable glass necessary? Corning is pitching its ultradurable "Gorilla Glass" for use as HDTV screen covering. This material was originally invented in 1962 and has been used in smartphones and handheld devices to protect against drop damage and scratches. Putting aside some of the rare cases of flying Nintendo Wiimotes smashing TV screens, I'm having a hard time recalling any other similar panel fatalities. Read more | | Crave | | Have you heard the news? A recent court ruling says it's not illegal to rip your own DVDs, as long as you're not violating copyright law (i.e. sharing or selling the DRM-freed content). So let the ripping begin! All you need is the right software. From now until Aug. 9, you can get iSkysoft DVD to iPhone Converter for free. Read more | | | | The Audiophiliac | | Music to make your speakers sound better Posted by Steve Guttenberg The goal here is to highlight new stuff, or at least music recorded in our century, so there's no need to include Pink Floyd's "Dark Side of the Moon" or Steely Dan's "Aja." I assume you already know the best-sounding music from decades past; I'm trying to spread the word about the best new music, over a range of styles--something for every taste. Read more | More audiophilia | | | |
No comments:
Post a Comment