Oh my fellow audiophiles, it just doesn't get better than this.  We are extremely excited to bring you our 2009 Holiday Giveaway.  Thanks to the fantastic folks at NAD / PSB Speakers, Olive and Neuhaus Laboratories, you have the chance to win three different fantastic prizes in the month of December!  Read on to find out how to enter.

The daily ritual of showering is one that has long presented man with the problem of entertainment.  Standing under hot water is only novel for so long, and shower radios have lost their appeal to a jaded consumer market.  The bath isn’t much better, for each time a book, an iPod or personal media player is brought out, there’s the chance that it’ll end up under water.

Boasting a decent lineup of channels and the ability to access both live and time-shifted programming, the 3.5” Flo TV is certain to generate a great deal of interest.  The Flo TV mobile device measures 4.4 inches by 3 inches and is a mere half inch thick.  It uses a capacitive touch screen for channel surfing.  Disappointingly, the Flo TV does feature a 4:3 aspect ratio.

Recovering from an injury can be an incredibly difficult time for a soldier.  Eager to get back to their unit, or to return to civilian life, there isn’t much to do while recuperating.  Crestron has stepped in and made things a bit easier to tolerate with a donation of a custom installed home theater system. Just one of several military hospitals receiving a setup from Crestron, the National Naval Medical Center in Bethesda Maryland unveiled the new system earlier this week.

This past Thursday May 21st saw cable broadcasters issue the first round of short warnings about the impending switch to DTV, and a record number of calls to the FCC’s DTV hotline were soon to follow.  Over 55,000 callers concerned about the switch were recorded, which greatly surpasses the standard 15,000 calls per day that had been recorded in the previous months.