HD Equipment Category - Page 23

Early word about two new monitors from Samsung had emerged since before CES, but no one was all that sure just what these monitors were packing. But fresh information has emerged giving some more specifics on the Samsung monitors, and we’ve got them here.

Good news for you home theater buffs, especially if you happen to favor Vudu for getting your movies streaming into your house–Vudu’s launched version 2.0, and the new Vudu will do some serious voodoo so well on your home theater.

If you’re an Opera user who wishes they could get a little more face time with their browser of choice, then take heart, because the word out of Opera is that they’ll be appearing in Sony Bravia televisions and Blu-ray players in the not too distant future.

Ask a college student just how important television is and chances are you’ll get a pretty narrow range of answers ranging from “important” to “crucial”. But it’s not just American Idol viewing parties or movies that have the collegiate crowd, at least, not if Google gets its way. Google is [...]

A strange new development comes out of Camp Sanwa today, as we discover that they’ve developed a kind of 3D glasses that will work equally well with any kind of 3D television…as long as the 3D television in question is of Japanese descent.

Big news for the internet television segment, as Samsung announced today that it’s just cleared two million downloads out of its app store.

I think we’re all at least getting to the point where we like the idea of 3D television, but they’ve got one big problem, at least for right now: a deep and abiding lack of content. Let’s face it, we’ve had some 3D movies emerge, but how long will those [...]

The folks out at Buffalo wheeled out a whole new package for us today, and if you like recording a whole mess of video as much as I do, well, this should make you pretty happy. We’re talking today about the Buffalo DVR-1/1.0T, a digital video recorder with plenty of [...]

The folks out at Haier pulled the curtain back on a lineup of Net Connect LED televisions, but the real surprise is just who’s powering their Net Connect engines. Strangely enough, it’s Yahoo, joining in the connectivity hunt to get you better access to the huge array of content sources [...]

Sony, the company who brought you the Walkman, brings out another man you might want to get better acquainted with: the Headman, a visor that will let you get up close and very personal with your video.