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more about #cedia09 more comments → HeartBurnKid: Agent of R.O.A.C.H.: They keep doing this ridiculous 3d shit, and I keep not caring. more » musicmonkey34: @mark wilson I have a dumb question. how is this technology different from 3D things i can currently watch on my tv? Shrek 3D, for example, came in 3D... more » redman042: All of these will fail. Miserably. Why? Because they all require special gear to use, and the only one that's watchable still requires a plasma dis... more » loslosbaby: please please please include an alarm clock! more » Jimmy1: Yeah, until we get holograms, I'm passing on this gimmick. Besides, all this is, is just a push by studios to combat piracy. Nothing more. It's glo... more » Smith145: Wait a minute...Hasn't Samsung done this for like three years now? They were using the way Panasonic was doing it way back with DLP, and they have... more » OCEntertainment: I'm on board with the get-rid-of-the-glasses idea. The faux-3D aspect (and let's be honest, it's not true 3D, it's just a better illusion) is a novelt... more » ChatwinDawidude: Uh...so what happens for those of us who can't see with the special 3D glasses and all? My vision is such that the images look the same with and wtho... more » Walljasper: One wheel for the right-handed, one wheel for the left-handed, and a center wheel for real men who can operate the thing from their lap. more » TheSonOfKrypton: lmao....That iPhone is jailbroken. Win. more » -
#ipoddocks
Yamaha's MCR-140 Wireless iPod Dock Sounds As Fantastic As It Looks
Yamaha's latest iPod docks look fantastic—it's made with metal, not plastic—and sounds damn near as good. Our quick impression is that the sound's rich—highs aren't tinny like most—and there's some nice bass response. More » -
#3d
3D Hits Home: Snap Judgments on 3 Different Technologies
With the the big 3D push coming in 2010, I planted my eyes on three types of 3D technologies displayed at CEDIA (home theater expo) that you may have in your next TV...and passed some judgments without pulling any punches.
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#iphone
Sharp DK-AP8P iPhone Dock's Touch Remote Is 3X Better Than an iPod
Another day, another iPod dock. But Sharp's DK-AP8P's got something others don't: A glossy remote with not one, but three iPod-style touchwheels. We couldn't quite figure out how to use them, but that doesn't matter because there's three of them. More » -
#cedia09
The Best of LCD: New LED-Lit TVs From LG, Samsung and Sony Compared
The best LCD sets money can buy are lit up by LEDs, and these are the best LED TVs you can buy from LG, Samsung and Sony. They start at $3600. More » -
#hometheater
The Harley-Davidson Chair Goes Vroom Vroom
You've never watched TV until you've watched it from a chair sporting a tailpipe and flame paint. More » -
#hometheater
Pioneer Project ET Hands On: The Ultimate Networked Media Box
We're still wrapping our heads around Pioneer's Project ET. It's sort of every piece of media squeezed into one set-top box—with masterful execution. More » -
#imagecache
Equivocation, in HD
Oh really? The best Sony Bravia XBR HDTV in the world, eh? That's quite the accomplishment. More » -
#imagecache
Local Dimmed LCD vs Normal LCD
In the words of Jerry Seinfeld, "What's the deal with local dimming LCDs?" In the words of one Toshiba rep, "it finally allows us to compete with plasma." More » -
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#bluray
Toshiba's Blu-ray Mea Culpa Up Close
This is what anguish looks like. You might notice it looks a lot like a Blu-ray player in Toshiba's case. [Toshiba BDX2000@Giz] More » -
#storage
LG's N2R1 Wi-Fi NAS Shares 1TB of Media for $299
Anyone who owns a Time Capsule can tell you that while Wi-Fi storage isn't the fastest solution, it's certainly convenient. More » -
#hdtv
LG 55LHX Flagship LCD HDTV: Backlit LED, Wireless HDMI and THX
LG's pulled the rest of the curtain off its top-of-the-line LHX TV, and on paper, the 55LHX gives Sony's tip-top XBR10 a run for the money, even if it's not as shiny: local-dimming LED backlight and wireless HDMI for $4800. More » -
#projectors
Who Has an Extra $175,000 for a Movie Theater Quality Projector?
We know, we know. You don't think the bank will support your $175,000 "projector mortgage" request. But JVC's highest end 4K projector isn't going to buy itself. More » -
#displays
JVC's LT-32WX50 Is Insanely Thin, Insanelier Expensive
I'm not sure you could ever call a 32-inch monitor portable, but if you could, the JVC LT-32WX50 fits the bill. Aside from the LCD's 1/4-inch (6.4mm) depth, the display weighs but 12.5 pounds. More » -
#windowsmediacenter
Windows Media Center Opens Up DRM Restrictions on Shows, Allows More Copying
If you record a lot of shows using a CableCard in Windows Media Center, know that the upcoming 1.19 update will loosen the reins on these recordings and allow you to copy them to other WMC machines and portable devices. In other words, you record into WMC, you can copy the content wherever you want—save for Pay-Per-View content and premium content like HBO. So it's not the Holy Grail, but it may be as close as we're going to get. And as a cherry on top, you can add CableCards to any PC now—no quirky limitations. -
#bluray
Sony BDP-N460 Video Streaming Blu-ray Player With Netflix for $250 (But BYO Wi-Fi)
The BDP-N460 is the Sony Blu-ray player we've been asking for—almost. It's $250, and streams video through Bravia Internet Video—including Netflix this fall—but instead of including Wi-Fi, it's got "specially designed" software for Linksys's $100 Wi-Fi dongle. Right. More » -
#hdtvs
Sony XBR10 Flagship LCD HDTV Has Sidelit LED, Wireless HDMI and Media Streaming
Sony's new XBR10—known overseas as as the ZX5--is their new flagship. It heralds the return of LEDs that the XBR9 skipped, but is sidelit. That means it's skinny, but doesn't do localized background dimming. *Tears!* More » -
#bluray
Vudu Makes LG BD390 the Ultimate Video Streaming Blu-ray Player
If you want a Blu-ray player that's not a PS3, buy LG's BD390. The first with built-in Wi-Fi, now it's got Vudu 1080p streaming (like LG's TVs) in addition to Netflix, CinemaNow and other features that make Blu-ray a sideshow. More » -
#ledtv
LG's Very Pretty "Seamless" SL90 LED TV Slides Out Soon for $2700
Teased a month ago with the SL80, LG's dropped price and release details on its prettiest LED TV, the "seamless" 1.15-inch thin (about two iPhones thick) SL90: $2100 for the 42-inch model, and $2700 for the 47-incher, out this fall. More »
