HD Equipment Category - Page 20

Chances are you haven’t heard of the FPD China trade show. But right now, Samsung’s showing off a slice of magnificence some of us had only speculated on in terms of being possible…eventually. I’m talking here about a glasses-free 3D television, measuring a hefty 55 inches.

Home theater buffs out there already know that, when it comes to home theater sound, the multiple-speaker approach is the best there is. Why? Because multiple speakers allow for sound to emerge from different points in a room, thus more closely approximating the action on the screen in front of [...]

Those looking for a Blu-ray player with built-in support for a streaming movie service and are hoping for something other than Netflix and/or Amazon may be in luck if they look towards Sony in 2011.

Yes, I know that we’ve already seen Google make forays into the set-top box market with Google TV, but Kevin Bacon notwithstanding, seems Google’s going to go in from two different directions by slipping Android 2.2 into the Nixeus Fusion XS set-top box.

Some Apple TV users are having some troubles following a recent update in systems, and under a widely varied set of conditions. The big problem seems to be for those using HDMI to DVI adapters, though they’re not the only ones with troubles.

Projectors are awesome. I know, that’s a little abrupt of an opener, but there’s really no two ways about it–it’s terrific to have a device that turns any blank white wall into a television, or if you go all-out and get a screen for it, manages to replicate the theater [...]

Give due credit to the folks out at Hannspree for taking the “theme television” ball and running with it, not only out of bounds, but out into the parking lot and, at last report, out of the entire state. They’ve put a hefty 55 inch television set inside a big [...]

Somewhere cable and internet service providers are probably swallowing hard about this little chunk of news–or at least they will when they read it right here–but Apple has reportedly signed a deal with both the National Basketball Association and Major League Baseball to offer streaming content on the Apple TV [...]

You’ve got to love Samsung televisions–they usually look great, and they put out a nice picture and sound most of the time–but even if you don’t love them already, you just might love them after you hear about their plans to hook up with Comcast and get content piped directly [...]

Some new information has emerged showing off possible directions for TiVo, including new information about Hulu’s alliance with TiVo, as well as some new word for TiVo on the iPad.