Home Theater Feature Articles - Video Related Articles

equipment reviews

This Month's Featured Equipment Reviews

Oppo BDP-83 Blu-ray Player

Sony KDL-46Z4100 LCD HDTV

Sony VPL-VW70 Projector

Kaleidescape: The Mini System

Canton GLE 409

Latest AV News
HD Radio Prepares New Campaign Apple CEO Steve Jobs Back at Work Yamaha Shows Off a neoHD Controller Sharp TVs, Monitors Banned from Entering U.S. Naim launches the NaimUniti

AV News Forum Topics:

Classic Feature Articles
What Is DVD-Audio? The Death of DiVx A Conversation with HDNet�s Mark Cuban on the future of HDTV How To Calibrate Your HDTV Using The Top Set-up Discs LET IT BE � NAKED

Video Related Articles

Title:

Kaleidescape: The Mini System

Wednesday, 08 April 2009 , Written by Mike Flacy

We got a chance to speak with Cheena Srinivasan last week, the Chief Operating Officer of Kaleidescape. For those that haven’t been paying attention to recent hardware announcements, Kaleidescape just launched the Mini system. The Mini is Kaleidescape’s first component that integrates a multi-zone system into a single unit. It was also launched at a price point that’s 40% less than the previous system.Based on the design, we were curious if Kaleidescape was attempting to break into the consumer market rather than targeting custom installers as they have in the past. While the mini system is still being targeted to installers for retrofit job and remodels, the mini player is designed to be used as a free-standing set top box in your home theater setup. It comes with rubber feet on the bottom of the player for display or it ...

Is Plasma Technology on the Decline?

Thursday, 26 February 2009 , Written by Dick Ward

By now we’ve all heard the chatter. Whenever two different types of technology are in competition with each other, there’s a tendency to declare a victor, and every media outlet wants to be the first to make the call. The long standing rivalry between LCD and Plasma displays is no exception, and seems to have come to a peak in recent weeks as early this month; both Vizio and Pioneer announced the end of their Plasma television lines.Between the two brands, the main scope of television purchasers is covered. Vizio, famed for their highly affordable entry level units, covers a fair portion of what we’ll call the casual crowd. Pioneer of course caters to not only the casual consumer but the enthusiast looking for the best money can buy. As early as January 2007 articles appeared online declaring the LCD ...

Moxi HD DVR First Look

Tuesday, 24 February 2009 , Written by Mike Flacy

Ensconced in a multitude of luxurious homes, we got a chance to visit the Haven event on a private estate last week. Haven is a pre-Oscar, three day event for celebrities and media that included entertainment, charitable activities and a variety of companies offering a glimpse at their product lines. We made the trek through the maze of finely manicured streets of Beverly Hills and popped into the event on Friday afternoon.We wandered into the estate and took a quick tour of the grounds. The photographers around the red carpet appeared pensively waiting for the next group of celebrities to roll in. Lining the house, an oasis-themed swimming pool framed the open area and lead up to an expansive, overlook view of Los Angeles. Inside the house, waiters and waitresses scurried around with little plates of appetizers and the throng ...

An Audio Revolution How-To Dish Feature

Thursday, 13 December 2007 , Written by John Sunier

So you missed out on the $199 deals last fall for digital satellite video. You're increasingly frustrated by the noisy, poor quality signal your local cable system provides plus there are a couple channels you'd love to get but The Powers That Be force you to buy another $20-a-month "package" to get them. And to top it all off, now your cable provider is not only raising their rates again but lowering the picture quality even further. . . The Man's keepin' you down too, eh, buddy?

AVRev.com's HDTV Draft: The Best HDTVs For The 2007 Football Season

Wednesday, 01 August 2007 , Written by Adrienne Maxwell

It might be easier to pick a top-performing fantasy football running back than it is to choose the right HDTV to watch him on every Sunday. At AVRev.com, we have made it easy for you this year with an HDTV cheat sheet that gives you the inside track on the best, brightest and most resolute HDTVs on the market for this football season. Note: prices are subject to change, based on market conditions. HP SL4278N 42-Inch MediaSmart LCD HDTV Last year, HP introduced the MediaSmart LCD TV, with a built-in digital media receiver to which you can stream music, photos, and even HD video from your computer, over a wired or wireless network. The media function was a nice perk in an otherwise good-performing HDTV. The second-gen MediaSmart TVs have just arrived, and the specs look promising. The SL4278N ups the TV ...

Results 1 - 5 of 18

<< Start < Prev 1 2 3 4 Next > End >>

Popular Search Terms
300 4k 5.1 audio anthem amp 2 audiophile music re black car av creative gigaworks definitive technolo doctor HDDVD hdmi 1.0 hdmi 1.3a High-Definition home theater forum JBL lcd review lover Marantz SR18 mark levinson martin logan mcintosh onkyo panasonic paradigm polk preamp rush in rio sacd Samsung LN:T5265F 52 Search sony the maven the who Powered by SearchCloud 2.2.2

		home theater news \| equipment reviews
		blu-ray reviews \| dvd \| theatrical reviews
		music digital download reviews \| music disc reviews
		contact \| about-us \| careers \| brands
		subscribe to AVRev.com \| RSS \| AVRev Forums

		front page \| virtual tours \| dealer locator
		how to features \| lifestyle & design articles
		Want Your Home Theater Featured on MHT?

		sponsors click here \| view our advertising rates
		ad specs \| privacy policy \| terms of use
		909 N. Sepulveda Blvd. El Segundo, CA 90245
		Advertising: 310.280.5280 \| This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it
		Content: 310.280.4575 \| This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it