The final installment of Christopher Nolan's epic Batman series is coming to Blu-ray and a release date has been confirmed.  You'll be able to get your hands on the conclusion of the trilogy on December 3rd.  Those looking for the digital copy will be able to pick it up on the same day.

If you're looking to hide the audio portion of your home theater you have plenty of options, including in-wall and in-ceiling speakers.  You can even hide your components by putting them in a storage closet and wiring from there or using WHDMI.  Projectors, on the other hand, are big and bulky and hard to ignore.  That's why Display Development created the IC-3 and IC-4 in-wall projectors.

You may see Nintendo's new system touted as revolutionary for its unique control schemes, but it’s the home theater connectivity that's particularly interesting.  The Wii U is the first console that's able to play nice with a vast majority of your video content. 

If you're looking for a 3D projector that lets you get in depth with your adjustments, the PT-AE8000U will be right up your alley.  Not only does it offer 3D features previously only available in 2D – keystone correction, lens memory, powered zoom – but it provides an impressive amount of customization to boot.  Using 3D Picture Balance, for example, you can adjust color, brightness and contrast for each eye individually, rather than adjusting for the whole picture at once.

The big day is finally here! Apple has revealed their new goods, starting with the iPhone 5.  The most striking difference in design between the iPhone 5 and previous iterations is that it finally has a 16:9 aspect ratio.  Resolution isn't HD, but at 1136 x 640 it's not too terribly far off.  Considering the size of the phone, that might not matter too terribly much.