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AV Rant #55: Monster EinsteinIn this episode, Tom and Clint answer questions about downloading high rez audio online, A/Bing speakers if you don't have a bunch of fancy equipment, and what do you do if you want to get high def audio without analogue audio outs. Clint reports on his visit to Monster with a preview of some of the results. For all this and more, listen in! |
Audioholics 2008 10th Annual State of the CE Union Event Details PageAudioholics is kicking it up a notch this year for our 10th annual State of the CE Union Event by hosting it at Walt Disney World's Premier Swan & Dolphin Resort in Orlando, Florida. Manufacturers, custom installers, dealers, and consumers alike can enjoy 7 state of the art demo rooms, lots of great food, fun, entertainment and education. |
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News: Comcast May Cap Unlimited Internet
by Wayde Robson — last modified May 08, 2008 17:40
by Wayde Robson — last modified May 08, 2008 17:40
After Rogers, Canada’s top Cable/Internet broadband provider announced it’ll end its unlimited Internet access, America’s number two Internet provider considers the same measure. An insider tells DLSReports.com that Comcast is discussing monthly caps on Internet use. In the new system subscribers to the previously unlimited plans will have 250GB limit. An additional charge of $15 would be applied for every additional 10GB.
News: Metallica, Radiohead Shifting Attitudes in Online Music
by Wayde Robson — last modified May 05, 2008 07:31
by Wayde Robson — last modified May 05, 2008 07:31
A switch of sorts has occurred between two camps in the ongoing online music distribution issue. Radiohead has decided to abandon the pay-as-you-please business and longtime Internet curmudgeons Metallica are exploring their options for an online music release, possibly adopting the method Radiohead is giving up.
News: iTunes Movie Releases Trying to Kill the DVD
by Clint DeBoer — last modified May 01, 2008 04:37
by Clint DeBoer — last modified May 01, 2008 04:37
Today Apple announced a deal with Fox, Walt Disney Studios, Warner Bros., Paramount, Universal, Sony Pictures, Lionsgate and New Line to release movies into the iTunes store simultaneously with DVD releases. iTunes has already experimented with what is being referred to as "day and date release" titles with such films as Juno. MGM was noticeably absent, but smaller studios like Magnolia and Image Entertainment were included. This announcement follows Apple's recent announcement that it inked deals with all of the major studios to provide 30-day rental access to films for $3 - $4 each and also provide "download/purchases" for around $15.
News: The Scarlett TV Series Hoax by LG Electronics
by Clint DeBoer — last modified April 30, 2008 05:26
by Clint DeBoer — last modified April 30, 2008 05:26
Want to market your new flat panel TV? Why not consider creating the concept for a new TV show, getting it placed into the imdb.com, drumming up a full release party with 500 invitees, bring them to a theater for a swanky screening... And then tell them it's a big hoax. Yeah, that'll sell tons of TVs! On Monday night, about 500 people planned to gather at the Pacific Design Center in Hollywood for a full-blown release-style screening of Scarlet, a new TV series from director David Nutter that was supposed to star Natassia Malthe. Except that the premier never happened. In fact, the show never truly existed in the first place.
News: Grand Theft Auto IV Hits Xbox 360, PS3
by Wayde Robson — last modified April 30, 2008 04:08
by Wayde Robson — last modified April 30, 2008 04:08
The buzz over what’s speculated to be the top selling video game of the year was palpable last night. All over North America Grand Theft Auto IV went on sale at the stroke of midnight. Game shops and electronics stores opened starting at midnight for one hour to give sales a running start.
News: HD Cable Petition
by admin — last modified April 25, 2008 07:05
by admin — last modified April 25, 2008 07:05
With the recent wave exposure about poor quality HD cable signals, a petition has been developed by one of the hosts of the popular audio/video podcast AV Rant. In the original posting, it seems that this petition was instigated by problems the host and Audioholics' staffer, Tom Andry, had with his Comcast HD service and a few vocal listeners.
News: Sharper Image for Sale
by Clint DeBoer — last modified April 24, 2008 05:16
by Clint DeBoer — last modified April 24, 2008 05:16
Sharper Image Corp., the company that brought us such incredibly useless products as the Ionic Breeze air purifier, put itself "up for sale" today - just two months after filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. Apparently the struggling economy has really send people running away from the upper-end retail store, which sells most of its products at strict retail and largelyinventories only the highest-priced items for each category.
News: Three Priests Signed by Sony
by Clint DeBoer — last modified April 24, 2008 05:02
by Clint DeBoer — last modified April 24, 2008 05:02
Who says three singing Roman Catholic priests wouldn't make for compelling music fare? Well... don't answer that. Father Eugene O’Hagen, 48, his brother Martin, 45, and their old school friend David Delargy, 44 signed a $2 million contract yesterday with Sony BMG after a demo CD was submitted to a rep by an Irish pop musician who asked them to make a demonstration recording. Each of the priests hold a parish in Northern Ireland and apparently the contract was signed by the steps of Westminster Cathedral in London.
News: DVD Piracy in China - A Closer Look at Black Market Trade
by Wayde Robson — last modified April 24, 2008 12:10
by Wayde Robson — last modified April 24, 2008 12:10
Digital piracy and fake products is a problem throughout the developing world but nowhere to the scale seen in China. The problem isn’t likely to be solved through diplomacy, litigation or law enforcement – business is forced to come up with creative solutions of its own. Could techniques used in China aimed at combating piracy be carried worldwide?
News: Onkyo Comes to the Audioholics Store!
by Clint DeBoer — last modified April 23, 2008 12:00
by Clint DeBoer — last modified April 23, 2008 12:00
Audioholics is proud to bring on board the Onkyo brand of products to our ecommerce store. “This is a brand we are very excited about” says Gene DellaSala, President of Audioholics.com. “Onkyo’s latest receiver line represents some of the best values in today’s A/V market. Last year Onkyo won our 2007 Product of the Year award for the TX-SR805 which led the pack in innovative features in its price class. Check out the full line of Onkyo A/V receivers at the Audioholics e-store and stay tuned as we add more Onkyo products to our store line up.
News: Why DRM Is Bad and Killing Online Music
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News: Comcast Compresses HD - No One Shocked
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News: Sony's New 2mm OLED Display
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News: Raging Grannies Urge FCC To Control Net Neutrality
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News: NBC Keynote on iTunes: Unreasonable and Unrealistic
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News: Juno, Aliens VS Predator: Requiem and Fox Digital Copy
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News: Denon up for Sale - Best Buy and Kenwood Bidding
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News: Cubans Allowed Cell Phones for First Time
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News: Psystar Mac Clone Changes Name Amid Apple Controversy
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News: Blue Jeans Cable Strikes Back - Response to Monster Cable
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News: Blockbuster to Buy Circuit City?
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News: Survivor Goes HD in 17th Season
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News: Pixar Movies Go 3-D Next Year
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News: IBM Nano-based Storage Inches Closer
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News: FCC Dishes Out Fines over Digital Television Deadline
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News: Sony Announces dts-HD Support for the PS3
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News: Hauppauge HD PVR, Free Your HDTV
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News: Stephen King Defends Violent Video Games
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News: Suppli Gaming Pills - Japanese Snake Oil at its Finest
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News: Monster Cable Sues Blue Jeans Cable
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