home theatre

A Look at JVC's Wireless Sound Bar Home Theater Systems

JVC over the last few months has released a range of wireless sound bar home theatre systems.  The first set I came across were the TH-BA3 and TH-BS7.  JVC said “These are the world’s first dual wireless soundbar system that features a wireless subwoofer and wireless surround speakers”.  The second set were the TH-BA1 and TH-SB100 Like the TH-BA3 and TH-BS7 these offer the same low-profile front surr

Seagate Introduced FreeAgent DockStar & Theater +

Seagate last month introduced two new products for home theatres and home networkds, the FreeAgent Theatre and Media Player and the FreeAgent Dockstar.  According to Seagate both devices are to help us manage our home entertainment libraries.  In most homes we store our movies, downloaded videos, music and digital photos on different Medias and in different places.  The FreeAgent Theatre and Media player and FreeAgent Dockstar will help you to access, manage and enjoy these from one central location.

Samsung Released Full High Definition AV Home Theater Projector

Samsung Electronics America, announced the release of the A600, the latest A Series AV Home Theater Projector with Full High Definition 1080p performance. The A600 builds on Samsung`s engineering depth and leverages the image performance and color quality of the acclaimed A800 and A900 Full HD 1080p "Joe Kane Signature Series" projectors.

Yamaha Introduced AV Receiver RX-V2065 and Blu-ray Players BD-S1900 & BD-S1065

At last week's CEDIA show in Atlanta Yamaha announced new additions to its range of Blu-ray disc players and Audio Visual Receivers.  Those introduced were the 7.1-channel network AV receiver RX-V2065 and the BD-S1900 and BD-S1065 players. According to Yamaha the Blu-ray player are complements to the RX-V2065 and other AV receivers in the class and to give customers the best in HDTV entertainment experience.

Onkyo Network & Internet-radio-capable THX Ultra2 Plus AV receivers: TX-NR1007, TX-NR3007 and TX-NR5007

Onkyo AV ReceiversOnkyo has introduced three network and internet-radio-capable, 9.2-channel THX Ultra2 Plus certified AV receivers that deliver all the power, processing, and features to support cutting edge home theater and whole-house entertainment. The three new models, the Onkyo TX-NR1007, TX-NR3007, and top-of-the-line TX-NR5007, will all be shipping to dealers before the end of September. Pioneer will also be shipping their new AV receivers SC-LX82 and SC-LX72 AV in September.

Control Your Panamax UPS Remotely With BlueBOLT

panamax furman blueboltPanamax and Furman as announced some new products as a preview to this year’s CEDIA show in Atlanta - 9th to 13th September.  The companies will introduce a new enhancement to its range of UPS battery backup for home theater systems. Named BlueBOLT and is due out Q4 2009.

Netgear Chose Intellon INT6400 For its XAVB1004 Home Theatre Internet Connection Kit

Intellon INT6400Intellon Corporation has announced that NETGEAR is using its newest HomePlug AV-based INT6400 chipset in its new XAVB1004 Home Theatre Internet Connection Kit.  The kit includes a four-port and a one-port powerline communications adapter.

MB850 UPS: Panamax Lightweight Battery Back-Up For Home Theater Systems

Panamax announced a new compact and lightweight UPS battery back-up.  The system measures 10.25 inches length by 8.875 inches height by 4.375 inches width and weighs only 16 pounds.   A level down from the Panamax MB1000; the MB850 is an ideal power back-up solution for home theater applications with remotely located A/V equipment or space and weight constraints.

MB1000 UPS: Panamax New Home Theater Power Management Solution

Panamax announced the first product in its new line of UPS battery back-ups: the MB1000.  For home theater systems, the MB1000 prevents critical equipment from losing its setup configuration and stored data, while avoiding hard-disk crashes in the event of a sustained power event, such as a power outage.  In addition, the UPS safeguards projection bulbs by allowing them to cool down properly before shutting off, saving money on replacement costs.

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