Tag: HDMI
"First Media Receiver with HDMI for Streaming HD Movies, YouTube Videos, iTunes Music and More from PCs, Storage Devices and the Internet to Home Entertainment Systems."
The sophisticated set-top digital media receiver enhances entertainment choices by offering an attractive, highly intuitive user interface and powerful search capability for high-definition televisions to display media files and Internet content streamed from Windows as well as Mac computers, network storage devices and USB media devices. NETGEAR is showcasing the Digital...
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The iPlayer comes in a small densely packed box, containing the iplayer itself along with the remote, RF cable, Scart cable, a long network cable, power cable, quick start instruction sheet and the CD containing the user manual in PDF format and Microsoft's Windows Media Connect software. The lack of HDMI cable is somewhat perplexing given that the high definition output is a major draw-card for this device.
The unit itself comes housed in fairly stylish silver and gray plastic. On the front you'll find three small LED's that indicate...
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Sharp is bring a Blu-ray to the home-theater in a box crowd in a big way - $3,000 big. The player comes with two speakers (bring your own sub) that create a virtual surround sound by employing top mounted drivers that are floating on gel to create "rip-in-the-water effect." Sounded good to us but the video is what we came for. The player outputs 1080p over HDMI which looked great on one of their newest 1080p LCD displays. They say that the unit is going hit production lines in March and should hit the high-end markets around late-April to...
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Sony presented this morning their latest HDD and DVD (supporting HD for recording) media recorders, including the RDZ-D900A (400GB and DL burner), the RDZ-D800 (400GB and DL burner), and the RDZ-D700 (250GB and DL burner). These 3 media recorders also have a digital and analog TV tuner. They all have pretty much the same features, except the RDZ-900A, equipped with HDMI, an iLINK HDV connector and USB port. It will therefore be possible to copy your videos both ways, from the RDZ-D900A back to an HD camera for example. The RDZ-D900A also...
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