Audio/Video
Sunfire Theater Grand Receiver-3 Review
Bob Carver has been making some of the best audio equipment in the world for many years. His brand Sunfire is top notch, so much so they don't even need to get certifications to prove it (i.e. THX I, II, etc..). Audiophiles simply know that the Sunfire brand is Bob's and as such synonomous with Quality; the cream of the crop if you will.
Casio Privia PX-555 Digital Piano with Stand Review
Hammer Action Keys, SmartMedia Card Slot, Pitch Wheel, Music Library, and Professional Quality sound for about $650. I feel like the article is over. That's all, go get one. Alas it isn't that simple is it? Well this particular article is a pleasure to write. The new Casio PX-555 is a first rate professional quality digital piano with a value price tag that you just can't get around. It lists for about 900 bucks, but you can find it on the net for about $650 which is an incredible value for this level of quality....
Cowon D2 Portable Media Player Review
What's smaller than a credit card, weighs only 3.2 ounces, and can handle virtually any type of media out there? Answer: The D2 from Cowon....
Logitech Harmony 890 Pro Universal Remote Review
The Logitech Harmony 890 Pro Universal Remote rolls a myriad of powerful functions into one easy to set up and easy to use device. The Harmony 890 is the right fit for almost anyones universal remote needs, from the average Joe looking to control their TV, Cablebox, DVD player and stereo, to the A/V juggernaut who needs to control a multi-zone home theater system with ambiance control....ADS Tech PYRO A/V Link Review
The ADS Tech PYRO A/V Link is a very easy to use and set up analog to digital and vice versa video capture and editing solution. The ADS Tech PYRO A/V Link is both PC and Mac compatible, though the included editing software, Adobe Premiere Elements is Windows XP compatible only. The ADS Tech PYRO A/V Link includes all of the cables you will need to connect to your video input source and your PC. The inclusion of the cables is a nice feature considering the price of FireWire cables these days....Snazzi DV Bridge II Review
The Snazzi DV Bridge II is a full featured video capture device that allows you to convert video from digital to analog and vice versa in real-time. The Snazzi DV Bridge II is both Mac and PC compatible and supports many different video formats including DV, DV-Cam, i-Link, S-VHS, VHS, Hi-8 and Video-8. With the Snazzi DV Bridge II you can also preview your edited video in real time on your television directly from the video timeline....
3M H10 Digital Projector3M H10 Digital Projector
The 3M H10 Digital Projector is a great projector for your home theater. The 3M H10 Digital Projector's typical brightness is 700 lumens with a 800:1 contrast ratio. The 3M H10 Digital Projector's native resolution is 854 x 480 with a max resolution of 1280 x 1024 with an aspect ration of 16:9. The average lamp life of the H10 is 2000 hours and it will work with a screen size 30 to 301 inches....
Klipsch iGroove iPOD Speaker System Review
The Klipsch iGroove iPod Speaker System is a small portable shelf speaker system that is designed to allow you to listen to music form your iPod in any room of your home. The Klipsch iGroove iPod Speaker System has a docking station to connect your iPod to it and a remote so you can control the system from across the room. A really cool feature of the Klipsch iGroove iPod Speaker System is that while in the dock for playback, the iGroove also recharges your iPod....
Shure E3C Headphones Review
Shure is a high end headphone manufacturer for true audiophiles and professional musicians. At first glance the Shure E3c Headphones look like and other small ear bud headphones, but once you use them that mental image is shattered. These things sound great. They are very small and light weight so you hardly know you are wearing them. You also get three different sets of sleeves that allow you to further customize the fit and feel of your Shure E3c Headphones....
NEC 61" Plasma Monitor Review
NEC has been making some of the finest equipment since I can remember. In fact, there was a time when NEC monitors and laptops were the Starbucks of the computer world. They were more expensive, but they were worth every penny because they did it the right way. (They stood by their product with an unbelievable warranty.)...
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