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more about #theater more comments → Bokusatsu_Tenshi: Make them shoot lasers and explode, and the audience will... perhaps double. more » dcdttu: The only thing timeless and transcendent that comes out of A&M is the brainwashing those poor students get. That school is a Republican factory to th... more » davidjakeresnick: Great post. It's really awesome to see robotics taking part in something this unconventional. Art Seems to be the right path to avoid having to rely ... more » Monty: Gadgets and technology in general has been employed heavily in theatrical work since, well -- forever, frankly. The use of special effects, lighting,... more » Hiphopopotamus: The problem with robotic actors is they are prone to sudden and dramatic amnesia. more » badhatharry: Both attendees look like riveted. more » BobotheTeddy: Hey! LADY GAGA performing a Shakespeare production? Who would have thought that? more » Mayor McRib: What the hell is Manny doing in that photo. "We can fix it together". more » Yuppers: I love you: Someone please bring the following to the next performance: 1. A radio frequency jammer 2. A video camera Remember to start recording with the camer... more » Nick: i don't care what you tell me. there is nothing in the world that will convince me that someone in college station knows what a robot is. ever. more » Trey: For whatever reason, I'm in the market for another TV, and I figured, "why not an HDTV?" more » ID Ron Burgundy: I've been holding off on getting an HDTV for quite a while. I currently don't have a TV. I watch all of my TV and play all of my games on a 24" 1920... more » travisco_nabisco: Regardless of these guides I like my way of purchasing a TV. 1. Define a max budget 2. Save money so you can pay for the entire TV at once. 3. While ... more » xzackly001: or, you can check out the much more interesting, funny and easy to parse flowchart on gliffy. [www.gliffy.com] more » Nitesh Singh: Question, how often would it be reasonable to replace a HDTV? I have a 50 inch Sony KF-50WE620, which I kinda want to replace but it feels wasteful (a... more » -
#hdtv
A Guide To Choosing The HDTV That's Right For You
If your holiday plans involve buying a new HDTV, HD Guru has put together a quick and dirty guide to help you avoid some of the pitfalls many consumers fall into. More » -
#hometheater
Seagate FreeAgent Theater+ Adds HDMI, Ethernet, DTS, and Dolby Digital
Seagate woke up and smelled the coffee, adding a much needed 1080p HDMI output port, Ethernet connectivity, and Dolby Digital and DTS 2.0 to their FreeAgent Theater HD Media Player. The new FreeAgent Theater+ also gets new video codecs. More » -
#retromodo
Phonevision: The Death of Physical Media Started in 1951
A recently dug-up Time Magazine article from 1951 applauds Zenith's "Phonevision," a way-ahead-of-its-time invention that allowed movies ordered over the phone to be watched on a set-top box, no physical media required. More » -
#iphoneapps
AT&T's iPhone App Brings Remote DVR Scheduling To U-Verse Customers
If you happen to be a U-Verse customer, AT&T has an app for you. AT&T Remote Mobile Access allows iPhone / iPod Touch users to control their DVR remotely. More » -
#hdmi
Grand HD Cinema Converts USB to HDMI
Before the Grand HD Cinema, I honestly didn't know that a USB to HDMI converter was possible. (Though in truth, it's still really only half possible.) More » -
#concepts
Light Bulb Speakers Put Sound In Your Lamps
The more concepts I see involving speakers in light bulbs, the more I love it. So far, the latest incarnation from designer Castiglione Morelli is definitely the best of the bunch. More » -
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#bigstick
Onkyo DTX-8.8, The Receiver With Everything
Onkyo kicks ass again with its latest monster receiver, the Integra DTX-8.8. This one has four HDMI 1.3a inputs and two HDMI outputs, and uses the industry standard Silicon Optix chipset to upscale video to 1080p. This unit brings the serious power, able to pump 280 watts into each of its seven channels. Just look at all the inputs on this mutha. More »
