Archive for June, 2010
Sharp recently released the LE820 and LE810 models, and now Sharp has a new LE320 range on the market. It has a slim design because of Edge LED backlight.
Sharp’s new LE320 series is now officially released on the market. LE320 is an affordable...
The Yamaha BD-S667 is somewhere between entry-level and mid-level when it comes to pricing. At $329 it’s more than the average Joe is willing to shell out, but priced under the BDP-83. And the player reflects that. It’s not bad, but it doesn’t...
Sony has announced that its 3D-capable BRAVIA HDTVs are now available for pre-sale at Sony Style stores and that its new integrated Blu-ray 3D devices will hit retail shelves beginning this July. Additionally, the company released a free firmware update...
LG LHB535 can be grouped along with the first set of 2010 line-up which came along with the integrated Wi-Fi and Blu-ray player. None of its competitors at this price includes HDMI inputs while LHB545 has two, which is enough to add a game console and...
As previewed earlier this year, the Panasonic SC-BT330 Blu-ray Disc Home Theater Sound System is the middle-child in the manufacturer’s current HTiB lineup. A step up from the entry-level SC-BT230, this kit offers more elaborate left/right main...
Let’s just say that Panasonic’s 152in 4K 3DTV, shown at CES in January 2010, is a very popular attraction wheeled out for public consumption.
However, it is unlikely that the public will ever own one – well, not the average Joe, anyway,...
Sharp’s 2010 Blu-ray lineup includes two new models, the BD-HP24U ($179.99) and BD-HP70U ($249.99). These are the first Sharp Blu-ray players to incorporate Netflix’s video-on-demand service. We have not performed a hands-on review of the...
Panasonic is first off the mark to roll out their maiden surround bar home theater speaker systems known as the SC-HTB10 and SC-HTB500 which will arrive at store shelves just in time for all of your summer entertainment purposes. Both models are able...
Sharp has jumped aboard the 3D bandwagon, announcing its first range of 3D-ready Quattron TVs, as well as the world’s first 3D-compatible Blu-ray recorders.
Speaking at a Japanese press conference, Sharp Vice President Masafumi Matsumoto declared:
We...
