Posts Tagged ‘home’

3D HDTV sales to reach 78 million by 2015

Wednesday, March 3rd, 2010
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Hardly a day goes past without a mention of 3D HDTV technology and how it is set to change the home entertainment industry forever.
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Defending Savings, Walmart Announces Price Move Blitz

Monday, February 1st, 2010
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Walmart (NYSE: WMT) announced today that it is defending wallets on complete gametime solutions with new savings on HDTVs and food for the annual pigskin party. This week for less than $500 customers can bring home a 1080p Sanyo 37-inch LCD TV and load up on a range of items to feed a party of eight.
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Mitsubishi 3DC-1000 adapter makes 3D possible on regular TVs

Wednesday, January 6th, 2010
Mitsubishi Digital Electronics America, Inc. (MDEA) announced a new 3D adapter, the 3DC-1000 which will provide Mitsubishi 3D-ready Home Theater TV owners with a solution to display 3D from a 3D Blu-Ray player, or 3D broadcasts.



Mitsubishi 3DC-1000 adapter makes 3D possible on regular TVs

L5 Remote Turns Your iPhone Into A Universal Remote

Tuesday, January 5th, 2010
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L5 Technology has launched a new accessory for your iPhone and iPod Touch that will turn it into a universal remote to control your HDTV and the rest of your home entertainment equipment.
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Mitsubishi Offers Two 3-D-Ready HDTV Lines

Sunday, December 20th, 2009
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HDTV sets are moving into a new direction, or dimension. The next major update to home theaters, coming in 2010, is 3-D technology. In fact, some HDTV 3-D sets are already on the market, and Mitsubishi has two 3-D-ready Home Theater TV lines ranging is size from 60 inches all the way to 82 inches.
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Mystery Sony “Home Information Device” unveiled by FCC, purpose kept secret

Wednesday, December 16th, 2009
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Wondering what Sony has in store for the summer of 2010? We can't tell you, but we can give you a few clues. A device called the HID-C10 "Home Information Device" has been given the full FCC once-over and, while confidentiality clauses keep the juicy bits secret, we do know that it somehow connects to a TV and that it possesses 802.11b/g wireless.
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Home Theatre 101; What you need to create the ultimate entertainment room

Monday, December 14th, 2009
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While some entertainment enthusiasts might disagree on what you need for the ultimate home theatre?such as those who prefer a projector over a flat-panel television, or vice-versa, for example?there's little debate the timing couldn't be better to makeover your media room.
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Undaunted, WHDI stakes its claim for wireless home

Thursday, December 10th, 2009
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It's almost impossible to keep up with the twists and turns in the wireless home network market, and particularly the fight to achieve a universal standard for high speed, short range connections geared to multimedia and HDTV. With the original frontrunner, UltraWideBand-based WiMedia, now consigned to Wireless USB, other UWB solutions have fallen out of favor, at least for now.
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WHDI releases 1.0 specification

Wednesday, December 9th, 2009
WHDI LLC announced the completion and availability of the WHDI (Wireless Home Digital Interface) specification.



WHDI enables consumers to build a wireless HD network in the home.

WHDI releases 1.0 specification

Cowboys Stadium first to demo real time conversion of 2D HDTV video into 3D

Tuesday, December 8th, 2009
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The Cowboys might not be doing so well on the field these days, but that's not stopping Jerry Jones from constructing a gadget lover's nirvana for them to call home. The world record-holding Mitsubishi displays at the center of Cowboys Stadium will this weekend be treated to the first public demo of a new real time 3D conversion technology from HDlogix.
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California Bans Power-Hog TVs: Death Knell for Plasma?

Friday, November 20th, 2009
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Sales of plasma HDTVs have been on the decline for some time now. Alplasma hdtvthough plasmas are generally cheaper than comparably-sized LCD models, their picture isn't as bright; as a result, their images often appear dark and washed out under the bright, fluorescent glare of the local big box store. However, plasmas are often favored by home theater buffs, who savor the display technology's fast refresh rates and often superior reproduction of black and dark tones.
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Wireless HDMI

Wednesday, November 18th, 2009
Cable Vision has published the latest wireless HDMI. The 1x1 wireless HDMI amp allows you to deliver 1080P HDMI video all around the home without cabling! It?s Ideal for applications where installation of cable is not possible. Built on robust wireless N technology, the most advanced wireless technology is available for home networking.

The wireless HDMI amp delivers reliable coverage of 330ft around your home, which is capable of covering all rooms in your house; no matter they?re in the same of different floors. In addition, infrared remote transceiver allows user to send I.R. controls from the viewing area back to the video source over the same wireless channels for seamless integration

Features:

．Wireless Transmit HDMI adio video!
．1080P over 330ft
．1 HDMI input, 1 HDMI wireless output
．2 channel PCM audio support
．works with HDMI or DVI-D,
HDCP-enabled HDTV
．supports high resolution video
480P, 720I/P, 1080I/P
．Clear EYE design optimizes HDMI
signal transmission
．Smart Scan algorithm intelligently
selects the correct input
．Wireless remote control (IR) transceiver

URL: http://www.cable-vision.com.tw
Contact: roxanne@cable-vision.com.tw

1×1 Wireless HDMI

Thursday, November 12th, 2009
Cable Vision Electronics has published the latest 1x1 Wireless HDMI Amp. The 1x1 wireless HDMI amp allows you to deliver 1080P HDMI video all around the home without cabling! It?s Ideal for applications where installation of cable is not possible. Built on robust wireless N technology, the most advanced wireless technology is available for home networking.

The wireless HDMI amp delivers reliable coverage of 330ft around your home, which is capable of covering all rooms in your house; no matter they?re in the same of different floors. In addition, infrared remote transceiver allows user to send I.R. controls from the viewing area back to the video source over the same wireless channels for seamless integration

Skype: roxannenthu
Tel: 886-2-82265026 ext.155