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HL-T5087S - Menus and Remote [0.15] by tom,January 05, 2008 01:00

LN52A750 Build Quality and Setup [0.15] by tom,June 26, 2008 06:53

LVM-42w2 Viewing Evaluation [0.15] by clint,December 17, 2006 15:34

Olevia 542i Calibrating the Television and Viewing Evaluations [0.15] by tom,December 17, 2006 13:52

Configuration, Using the Set, and Remote [0.15] by tom,December 17, 2006 13:52

HD81 Overview Basic Setup [0.15] by clint,November 21, 2006 20:00

Onkyo TX-SR608 Receiver Preview [0.15] by tom,March 30, 2010 04:00

Onkyo has long been known as a feature leader in the receiver department. They certainly are looking to maintain that reputation with the TX-SR608. If you are looking for all the latest audio features including Burr-Brown DACs, Dolby ProLogic IIz, many of the latest Audyssey features including DSX, and dual subwoofer outputs plus 1080p video upconversion and THX Select2 Plus certification, the Onkyo TX-SR608 has what you need.

PLAiR Streaming Stick Solution Preview [0.15] by tom,May 03, 2013 04:25

The PLAiR streaming stick can receive video and audio content from your PC, Mac, Android, or iOS device with a push of a button. It will allow you to view nearly any Internet video source (sans Netflix and Hulu) on your big screen. For those that watch network shows on the network websites but hate doing it on their PC, the PLAiR is a godsend. At $99 it won't break the bank, but you are taking a $99 gamble. If the networks find a way to block the PLAiR solution (and you can bet they are trying right now), you may have paid $99 for a device that will no longer do most of what you bought it for. Is it worth the risk? Only you can make that decision.

Optoma HD33 3D Projector Review [0.15] by Andrew Gash,December 27, 2011 08:10

The Optoma HD33 projector is the company's foray into budget 1080p projectors. A couple years ago, Optoma redefined the projector market by introducing a 1080p model for under $1000. That was unheard of. What's equally unheard of is a 3D projector under $3000 - except that Optoma has now broken down that barrier again, too. And this is the model that did it, the HD33. And, you know, you'd think that doing this would result in a projector that meets the 3D spec, but perhaps drops a lot of features and sacrifices quality to do it. That's where it gets weird, in a good way, because the HD33 is actually a good projector. In fact, it's a great projector. There are several stand-out features that I'd like to point out. First, color is incredible, right out of the box. We used the Cinema mode and set the lamp to Standard to reduce light output. This gave us just under 700 lumens, perfect for our light-controlled room and a configuration that gave us deep, rich black levels.

Fathers Day 2010 Gift Guide [0.15] by clint,June 15, 2010 20:20

This Father's Day it's time to tech your Dad. That's right, you know your dad is still living in the dark ages. He probably asked you within the last year how to transfer his VHS tapes to DVD, or maybe this is the first year he discovered Facebook or how to text on his cell phone. In either case you owe it to your father to give him a gadget that will stretch his horizons and bring him just a little bit closer to 2010. It doesn't have to be a robot with laser beams or a voice activated 3-D holographic digital video recorder, but at least put something into his life that will keep him from embarrassing himself (or you!) at the next family picnic. Better yet, use him as a catalyst to upgrade your whole family!