Consisting of a combination of iPod dock, DVD player, and 40 watt per channel receiver, the Onkyo CS-V645 looks to be a standalone solution for space and budget challenged customers. What we like best about the CS-V645 is the price. It will be available in early December with a suggested retail price of $399...
Having a good power manager like the Panamax M4300-PM connecting your gear does several things. For one, it cleans up your equipment, giving you a single source to connect all of the AC power for your gear. More importantly, however, it gives you something between your expensive AV equipment and the wall, so that...
The Optoma Neo-i is the unlikely marriage of an iPod/iPhone dock and pico projector. The projector can deliver an image of up to 120″ in its native WVGA (854 X 480 pixels) resolution in 16:9 format. Yes, that’d be a blurry 120″ but it can do it. In fact, the 50 ANSI Lumen Pico...
I can’t remember a time when a product had more hype (or potential) than when Google announced GoogleTV. The trouble was, the leaked video and descriptions were somewhat vague and nobody truly had a real grasp on what the technology would hold. We, of course, wanted to get our grubby little hands on it...
Is your home theater REALLY big? The InFocus IN5535 is a reference projector for large applications, and it looks pretty cool. It is compatible with HD video and native laptop resolutions. It is bright, quiet, and you can control it over the network. There are more than enough connections for even the most demanding...