JohnP
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SVS AS-E01 Audyssy MultiEQ XT unit
Ohhh, I want the Audyssy!! Can't wait for that baby to come out. Well, to be honest I'm also excited about that new Roomba you showed a pic of too!!
John
SVS AS-E01 Audyssy MultiEQ XT unit
Well CES has been announcing their CES ~ Las Vegas Awards. And guess what product won the "CES Over-All Best in Show" award...
:musicnote: 'Dah... Dah... Ta... Ta... Da...'
The LG - BH100 universal HD-DVD / Blue-Ray player... Won...
It's expected to be released in February 2007 for $1200.00 (USD). That is if LG can smooth over all their legal hassles incurred in having the two format's. I am not sure if the LG - BH100 will have HDMI 1.3 though?
I don't think there are any legal hassles to be overcome. I posted last month that Sony and Toshiba has signed a marketing agreement and the we would start seeing dual format players in 2007. Zip said he'd believe it when he saw it, and we are starting to see them. Trust me, additional players will be on the scene shortly. Here's the link...
http://www.martinloganowners.com/~tdacquis/forum/showpost.php?p=30877&postcount=24
BataNews.com said:LG may have a difficult time bringing its newly announced BH100 hybrid Blu-ray and HD DVD player to the market, BetaNews has learned, because it will not receive certification from the DVD Forum.
BataNews.com said:Kevin Collins, Microsoft's representative for the HD DVD group who sits on all the steering committees, says LG will not be able to sell the product and claim it supports the format if it leaves out HDi. Collins said LG provided no advance notice before announcing the BH100 player at CES, and noted he was surprised by the move.
BataNews.com said:LG plans to begin selling the BH100 in the first quarter of this year for $1,199 USD. But objections from Microsoft's Collins and other companies involved in HD DVD could force LG to make changes, or scrap the player altogether.
The LG - BH100 universal HD-DVD / Blue-Ray player... Won...
Just look at the VHS vs. Beta-Max fight. Just as they did now, Sony refused to allow pornography on its proprietary format, and they tanked soon after.
Las Vegas (NV) - Knowing their audience quite well, the adult entertainment industry holds their annual get together in Las Vegas to coincide with the CES. There is also a very pertinent crossover between the adult and tech industries - porn has a tendency to drive, and be driven, by technology. Which means HD DVD when it comes to high-def.........
One of the big problems they have with Blu-ray is its expense, followed by its market share. "Blu-ray has superior quality, yes," said a spokesperson for porn studio Bangbros, "but HD DVD is easier to produce, cheaper to produce and there are more HD DVD players in homes than there are Blu-ray players, for example in the Xbox 360."
These items are very unusula but were featured at the CES 2007 Las Vegas show... From the "Hottie Toaster Amp." to Plugin Speakers to my personal fav an iSound Cap.....
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