Home theater reviews and news | | Review: JVC's iPod-friendly HDTV The dock on JVC's LT-P300 series of LCD TV provides a well-designed and easy way to enjoy iPod and iPhone content in the living room. Read more Check prices | | Review: Panasonic portable Blu-ray The Panasonic DMP-B15 is the world's first portable Blu-ray player and can function as a standalone player too, but ultimately it has too many caveats and costs too much. Read more Check prices | | Yamaha releases MusicCAST2 streamer MusicCAST 2 is the second iteration of Yamaha's digital-audio-streaming platform, and it enters a product category that is now much more mature, with several recommendable products such as the Sonos BU150, Logitech Squeezebox Duet, and Apple TV. Read more Best network music streamers | | Facebook, Twitter come to Vizio TVs First announced at CES, the list of Web widgets packed into forthcoming Vizio high-definition TVs is growing. Vizio announced that some of the most popular services on the Web will be directly accessible from the TV screen, including eBay, Facebook, Twitter, and Rallypoint Sports. Read more Interactive HDTVs compared | | Crave | | The Logitech Squeezebox Duet was given an enthusiastic Editors' Choice award when CNET reviewed it back in March of 2008. But the audio streamer is a two-part product that's heavily reliant on Wi-Fi (both the iPod-like remote and the base station communicate to each other--and your home network--wirelessly). And many users have experienced a problem wherein the Controller (the remote) fails to reconnect to the network or recognize the Squeezebox base station after "waking up" from a period of inactivity. Read more | | | | The Audiophiliac | | The Beatles at the Hollywood Bowl Posted by Steve Guttenberg I have no idea why, but "The Beatles at the Hollywood Bowl" has never been released on CD in the U.S. Worse yet, I don't think it's going to come out on CD or download when the remastered Beatles albums are released later this year. "Hollywood Bowl" came out on LP in 1977, before the CD was invented, and long after the group broke up. In 1977 all four Beatles were still alive. Luckily enough, it's not at all hard to score a decent "Hollywood Bowl" LP now. Read more | More Audiophilia | | | | | | Stay informed on the tech topics that matter to you most | CNET offers a wide variety of newsletters on everything from tech industry news to the latest games and gear. Browse the entire list now. | | | Manage newsletters | | | |
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