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February 19, 2009 From Product Reviews
Phiaton, a newcomer to the market, now offers a high-end upgrade to your old earphones. The company's first product was a finely wrought set of over-the-head cones, which we found to deliver clean, well-balanced sound and atypical comfort. The company’s latest offering, the PS 200, is a set of earphones with an asking price of $250.
January 21, 2009 From Hot Products
The DVD-A1UDCI ‘Universal’ BD Player joins the Denon AVP-A1HDCI A/V Preamplifier (SRP: $7,500) and the POA-A1HDCI 10-channel Power Amplifier (SRP: $7,500) in the company’s flagship HD home entertainment system.
December 22, 2008 From Product Reviews
Denon’s S-52 wireless network CD music system is a multi-faceted product- offering about ten different functions and carrying virtually all of them out flawlessly.
November 2008 From News
Denon Electronics announced a major holiday promotion this week, in which it will bundle Blu-ray Discs of the two most-recent Batman motion pictures- 2005’s “Batman Begins” and this year’s acclaimed “The Dark Knight”- with the purchase of certain Denon Blu-ray players. The offer, reached in conjunction with Warner Home Video, is in effect from Nov. 23 through Jan. 10, and applies to Denon’s DVD-1800BD, DVD-3800BDCI and DVD-2500BTCI. The discs can be obtained by completing a claim form at point of purchase of the Denon devices. “The Dark Knight truly epitomizes what this high-resolution format has to offer for home entertainment, both in
May 2008 From News
“Boundless Entertainment” was the theme of the 2008 Denon line-show press conference held in Laguna Beach, Calif. on Tuesday. Joe Stinziano, Senior VP President for Sales and Marketing kicked things off with a Denon Review and moved forward with the resounding message, “to establish Denon as the number one A/V receiver brand in the US.” Indeed, a key driver for the company is to “reinforce the A/V receiver as the core of the networked home,” and with that in mind the company introduced ten new, advanced audio/video receivers to prove that mission. The ten are designed to give consumers simple, powerful and more
Disc Wars
March 2008 From E-Gear
Note: Hours before this issue was being finalized at the printer, news came out that Toshiba may be ending production of HD DVD players and possibly withdrawing from the high definition disc market. Toshiba had not made a final decision as we went to press. Some changes have been made in this article to reflect the most recent events. Upcoming disc releases may also change as a result of this news. A long, long, time ago, in a galaxy far, far away, a group of engineers and marketing executives gathered around a table to design the ultimate weapon in the fight against Friday
March 2008 From E-Gear
Note: Hours before this issue was being finalized at the printer, news came out that Toshiba may be ending production of HD DVD players and possibly withdrawing from the high definition disc market. Toshiba had not made a final decision as we went to press. Some changes have been made in this article to reflect the most recent events. Upcoming disc releases may also change as a result of this news. A long, long, time ago, in a galaxy far, far away, a group of engineers and marketing executives gathered around a table to design the ultimate weapon in the fight against Friday
November 2007 From Featured Content
Toshiba 46RF350U REGZA 1080p FULL HD LCD TV $2499 www.regza.com You’re living large when this 46” is pumping out 1080p images in high-rez - add thanks to the wider color gamut for richer color than previous models. Plus the speakers hide away inside the glossy-black with chrome trim chassis for less cabinetry. There’s even the world’s thinnest bezel surrounding the screen so there’s more picture in less space. Denon S-302 Compact 2.1 System $1699 www.usa.denon.com The S-302 adds more than just a pair of attractive wall-mounted speakers to compliment your flat panel - there’s a DVD player and
September 10, 2007 From Greg Robinson
As a preface, let me just say that my feet hurt and I’m starting to get cranky. At least I can stretch out in coach tonight on my flight home. Ugh. Also, I would like to offer a suggestion to the many exhibitors on the CEDIA show floor: you are absolutely permitted and, dare I say encouraged, to show footage from something other than Pirates of the Carribean. I’m just sayin’.Here are some of the highlights from my third day at CEDIA Expo 2007:Boston AcousticsNow here’s something that should be popular with some folks. If you’ve been wanting a subwoofer
August 2007 From Product Reviews
You’ve probably noticed that with the increased sophistication of home theaters purchasing an A/V Receiver has become a daunting process. There is just so much to consider. How much amplification is enough? Do I want a 5.1 or 7.1 speaker system? Will there be enough digital video and audio inputs for future growth? Can I run separate zones for whole-house audio? Are all the latest technologies and features included or am I going to be hatin’ life next year when the new models roll out? Is there anything new on the horizon I should wait for? If you’ve been putting off making a purchase
August 2007 From DVD Reviews
The high definition discs of the film adaptation of Frank Miller’s graphic novel 300 are nearly as controversial as the film was when it was in theaters. That’s because Warner opted to put it out in both Blu-ray and HD DVD versions- without making both version equal. The situation is kind of like the classical battle of 300 itself—the powerful Blu-ray alliance of Sony, Panasonic, Samsung, LG, Pioneer, Denon, plus all the movie studios (except Universal) vs the smaller, yet better armed and more cunning HD DVD force of Toshiba. The movie itself is visually impressive in both formats. In fact I could
