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Cables to Go HDMI 1.3 Repeater Extends Signal 200 Feet [0.25] by tom,July 28, 2008 06:51

1080p, HDCP-Compliant and with Version 1.3 Deep Color! The HDMI Repeater features a Female-to-Female connection for use with standard HDMI cables. Simply run one HDMI cable from the video source to the HDMI repeater. Connect a second HDMI cable from the repeater to the display. A specially designed inline HDMI power supply allows the HDMI Repeater to be powered from an outlet near the source device. The power supply connects to the source device via HDMI, delivering power to the repeater via the HDMI cable. Cables to Go is also offering a limited time 20% off your next purchase.

DVIGear Shipping 1080p HDMI Fiber Optic Cables [0.25] by Gene,June 06, 2006 20:00

DVIGear, a leading provider of digital connectivity solutions, has announced that it is shipping its full range of HDMI Fiber Optic Cables. Offering exceptional signal fidelity and excellent noise immunity, these cables are ideal solutions for all applications where HDMI signals must be distributed over long distances without signal degradation. These cables are the only HDMI Fiber Optic Cables on the market today that have been officially certified by the HDMI testing authorities

FCC Forces Cable Companies to Support HD Streaming on Network Devices [0.25] by cliff,December 10, 2012 10:00

Sometimes I feel that we are too critical of cable companies, but the FCC surely doesn’t feel that way because they are forcing all cable companies to support streaming HD content to network devices by 2014. This means that you will be able to watch your shows, live and recorded, on any device on your home network. Additionally, cable companies are required to allow you to record HD content on any device in your home. We think cable companies should already be supporting this technology, but in typical fashion they are resisting change and trying to keep the status quo.

System Connections [0.25] by clint,December 05, 2006 17:10

The VCR's connected to the composite in. The DVD goes into the HDMI input - but the audio is still fed via S/PDIF. Where's that Ethernet cable go and what's that 9-pin serial cable do? DON'T PANIC! We're here and we'll get you squared away with pictures and step-by-step instructions on how to get your new system or component connected properly. It's not all that hard once you get into it (and perhaps, gasp, break open a user manual or two).

2007 State of the CE Union Impact Acoustics Interview [0.25] by clint,October 18, 2007 09:52

We interview Joe Cornwall, Business Developer of Impact Acoustics, to discuss some of the new RapidRun Digital products. Impact has created a Super Booster wall plate which enables long distance USB connectivity, new colors for RapidRun, and even some very complex wall-plates that solve a myriad of custom installation needs.

mStation 2.1 Stereo Tower Review [0.25] by clint,December 14, 2007 01:00

It's hard to feel luke-warm about the iPod. You either hate it or love it. The hundreds of iPod-centric devices and gadgets which have hit the market in the past several years since the debut of the device has seen to that. I've seen many iPod speaker systems in my time, but none have had the sheer presence of the mStation. Far from catering to the unimposing and diminished size of the iPod, the 2.1 Stereo Tower presents itself as a domineering system that can still manage to hide itself away in a corner or against a wall without taking up too much space.

Denon AH-NC 732 Headphones Review [0.25] by jclarke,October 03, 2008 12:57

The Denon AH-NC732 noise canceling headphones join a crowded category of products that frequent flyers are finding they cannot live without. It seems that only a few years ago your only choice for active noise canceling headphones was from the four-letter marketing machine, and you were paying top dollar for a mediocre product and lots of advertising. Denon took it's time entering the fray, but they have delivered some strong competition with the introduction of the AH-NC732 headphones.

Denon AVR-588 AV Receiver Review [0.25] by gary,January 01, 2008 20:20

The new entry level Denon AV receiver is out and it is packed with more features than anybody has a right to expect for around $350. With plenty of connectivity options, features, and power, it’s hard to think of any reason a serious home theater enthusiast on a budget wouldn’t want to anchor their system with the AVR-588. While it is a very impressive A/V receiver, it will require some work to set it up in your theater and make full use all of its features.

Impact Acoustics Cables [0.25] by Gene,September 09, 2004 20:00

Impact Acoustics one of the newest Audioholics approved cable vendors had a nice display of their cables at Cedia.…

Monster Cable Sues Blue Jeans Cable [0.25] by clint,April 08, 2008 13:32

Monster Cable has issued a Cease-and-Desist order to Blue Jeans Cable (Tartan Cable) over analogue cable connectors. In particular, the design of the Tartan component, composite, coax digital and stereo audio cables supposedly violates Monster Cable's design patents. What makes this slightly comical is that the owner of Blue Jeans Cable is a lawyer by trade. We hope he takes this as far as it needs to go to shut down the lawsuit and end this nonsense.