LCD Video Projection: The Facts
The second type of rear-projection television technology to consider is LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) projection (not to be confused with LCD flat panel television). Unlike...
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Home Theater PCs, media streamers and video capture.
Rear Projection TVs: What You Need to Know
Rear-Projection Television refers to a television in which the image is projected and reflected onto the screen from behind the screen, unlike traditional video and...
Home Theater Gifts for Mom
1) Panasonic TH-42PX60U 42-inch Plasma EDTV Panasonic is a definite leader in Plasma televisions. The 42-inch TH-42PX60U plasma television delivers great image quality bolstered by...
Home Theater Term: Dynamic Range
In audio and home theater, Dynamic Range is the ratio of the loudest undistorted sound that can be produced in ratio to the softest sound...
1080p and You
There is a lot of talk about 1080p being the “Holy Grail” of high definition resolution. 1080p represents 1,080 lines of resolution scanned sequentially. In...
Tivo Launches TivoCast
TiVo unveiled on Wednesday broadband video downloads, marking the latest move by the digital video recorder company to expand its Internet-related services. Through the new...
How to get Watched Folders working on 2 MCE PCs
Have both machines on the same network. If the machines can’t ping each other by name, this will not work. Share your recorded TV folder...
MCE's PVR software
The PVR software in MCE is very much like TiVo… you can search for content by genre, channel, time, or thru a guide. MCE can...
Media Center Remotes
Living in Microsoft Country, you can walk into any computer store in Seattle and buy an OEM remote control for Media Center. After a week...
Silent Home Theater PC Guide
More and more people are building servers for their home or a HTPC and rightly so. There are so many good reasons and benefits for...
MCE 2005
MCE 2005 should be in retail channels early next year, and since it just launched today there are a few reviews … it’s actually quite...