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March 18, 2010 From News
Google, having successfully entered the mobile software business, is planning to take its act to the living room.
December 31, 2009 From News
Amazon this week released its list of the most popular products of the year, and its Kindle 2 wireless reader was both its bestselling and most "wished-for" product
January 1, 2009 From Grant Clauser
Like many other readers, I'm mostly happy to see 2008 become nothing but a memory, at leat parts of 2008, but this year really did produce some excellent consumer electronics products, some of which are likely to remain all-time favorites of mine.
November 2008 From E-Gear
When Internet radio first hit the scene, I loved the idea of being able to tune into a cool San Francisco radio station whenever I wanted or to listen for the local news in Spain before traveling there for vacation. The appeal was limited by having to listen at the computer or by stringing an Ethernet cable from a radio to a router. Now a number of Wi-Fi options have sprouted up, enabling consumers to tap into the latest tunes from Latvia from the comfort of their living rooms over their wireless home networks. The target listeners for Wi-Fi radios are people who want
September 2, 2008 From Steve Smith
I’ll admit out of the gate that I was predisposed to liking Logitech’s new Squeezebox Boom streaming audio player. When I cook in the kitchen or just sit back with my girlfriend in the living room to read without the TV on, it is exactly the kind of anywhere-anytime connection to my digital music I crave. In short, it is a boom box that plugs into your home network as well as the Internet to deliver most of our favorite music sources throughout the house. The built-in 802.11g networking detects your home network easily. Using SqueezeBox Center software that resides on your main
May 2008 From Product Reviews
I’ve reviewed so many Harmony remotes you’d think I’m biased toward them. Well, OK, I am. The Logitech Harmony One is the best so far and perfect for a multi-component home entertainment system. Two things set Harmony remotes apart from many of the others I’ve used. First, they’re about the easiest to set up of any advanced remote on the market. Second, once configured, they’re easy to use. And at least with the new One, they look pretty cool. In many ways, the One is not too different from Harmony’s other top-line remotes including the all touchscreen-based model 1000. The improvements amount
April 2008 From Hot Products
The latest Squeezebox is a multizone wireless music bridge that uses a handheld RF remote with full-color LCD screen, and a compact receiver to wirelessly browse, select and play their digital music from a PC to a stereo anywhere in the home, even when their computer is off. Squeezebox owners who want to control multiple music sources throughout the house can add more receivers or synchronize their receivers to hear the same tune throughout the house. Squeezebox users can access thousands of Internet radio stations and millions of songs, aggregated by Logitech’s Internet service: the SqueezeNetwork. $399. www.logitech.com
January 28, 2008 From Steve Smith
For all the emphasis on CPU speed and accelerated graphics, multimedia capabilities and the joys of DVD burning with a dual-core processor, PC buyers often overlook the simplest details. On a day to day, minute to minute basis, the most important elements of a computer are the main points of contact between us and the machine, namely the input devices and the display. These are the two things we are in persistent contact with on a PC, and nothing is more irritating than poor design in one or the other. I have been in search of the perfect keyboard and mouse combination for
January 7, 2008 From Greg Robinson
During my brisk walk from the hotel to the Las Vegas Convention Center this morning, I had to marvel at this city of lights. Where else can you see scantily-clad cocktail waitresses, a bright orange Lamborghini parked next to a dumpster and a gorgeous, mountainous sunrise – all before breakfast? Ah, Vegas.After a day’s worth of press conferences and exhibitor booth visits, I’ve got a few quick reports for you and more are on the way – so watch this space. Let’s get to it:LGLG had some attractive new LCD and plasmas on display, including their new PG60 series plasma. The
December 4, 2007 From Audrey Gray
I saw him across a press-packed room, a young man with shoe-polish black hair and eyebrows, manning a small table with a small sign and a small camera, just one among dozens of vendors pitching products that night at the CES preview show in New York. (CES, the Everest of tech shows, opens January 7th in Vegas). But this kid seemed a little hungrier than most, something about the way he was shooting out shy smiles and intermittently bouncing up on his toes. I was intrigued enough to approach (no, not to flirt, though I did try to set him up with
