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EyeTV Hybrid
Elegato Systems is a maker of TV software for Macs and today has created the EyeTv Hybrid, which automatically turns your Mac into the world’s most affordable flat-screen HDTV. The EyeTV Hybrid is an HDTV tuner stick that can accept unencrypted digital and analog TV (both standard and high-definition), as well as FM radio. The [...]
Continue reading...Apple TV
Misha on 26. January 2009
Provides access to a variety of free and premium media content–including movie rentals, TV shows, music, photos, podcasts, and YouTube videos–on your living room TV, streams media from networked Mac or Windows PCs, purchases and rentals can be done directly through iTunes Store on your TV, movie rentals from all major studios include some in [...]
Continue reading...TiVo HD XL Review
nerdeff on 4. September 2008
Our friends of Gizmodo has made a review of the TiVo’s new HD XL. If you had to pick between the TiVo HD and TiVo HD XL, what would we recommend? It depends on your watching habits. If you can make do with only having 20 hours of HD sitting on your machine at once, [...]
Continue reading...NVIDIA shows off new mobile platform Tegra capabilities on video
nerdeff on 4. June 2008
Nvidia shows off videos
Continue reading...Pioneer KURO KRF-9000FD Home Theater Projector: The Perfect HD Projector
HD Projectors have been coming out so quickly that it can be hard to take notice. Still, when Pioneer recently announced that the KURO KRF-9000FD Home Theater Projector will soon be hitting stores, consumers took notice. Pioneer’s newest HD projector offers much more than HD projectors in the past. One of the [...]
Continue reading...The Seagate Showcase: Record 12 HD Shows at Once
Most homes have DVRs in them, and most owners complain to a certain extent about those DVRs. They can only record up to two shows at once and movies fill up the hard drive quickly. Those are the main two complaints. Seagate Technologies has managed to stifle both of those complaints with [...]
Continue reading...Sharp RX5 Series: A High End Super Thin LCD
Amy on 19. May 2008
Today Sharp announced that plans have been set to roll out twenty-two new “super thin†LCD TVs this summer. The TVs range in size from 65 inches to 32 inches, and the prices vary almost as greatly as the sizes. To make sure that you get your money’s worth Sharp has loaded these TVs up [...]
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Misha on 30. March 2009
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