By Andrew Liszewski
Like me, some of you will probably see the name 'Limoseen' and mistake it with the fictional 80's hair band 'Limozeen' made famous in a Strong Bad cartoon. Be aware though using the letter 's' instead of...
By David Ponce
HDTVs are really starting to kick into the mainstream, and people are paying attention. One of the most important specs to look at when shopping for a new HDTV is the contrast ratio: the deeper the...
By David Ponce
At the moment, this technology is being displayed as art, rather than some R & D project, yet we see some promise for consumer applications here. Gemotion is simply a projector screen. But behind the...
By David Ponce
Affectionately naming it the CX913P, Samsung has released a 19 inch LCD with 6milisecond response time and a contrast ratio of 1,500:1. That's pretty neat in itself, but makes for rather bland news. What is...
By David Ponce
We've talked about Optoma in the past. We kind of like them. They make innovative products with features not commonly found in consumer electronics these days. Take for instance their Bigvizion HDBV3100, a 100...
By David Ponce
So, here we are, pondering about the practical uses of the DA-4DD3, from I-O Data. With the device, you can display a single image/video, on up to 16 different screens. There are four DVI connections...
By David Ponce
The Virtual Fluid application would have been impossible many years ago. But now, with better, juicier graphic cards and processors, the folks at Inition were able to create a very cool graphic interaction application. This...
By David Ponce
Digital picture frames are a dime a dozen. Well, not really, they can get expensive, but the point is they're usually all the same. The eStarling 2.0 Wi-Fi Photo Frame however adds a couple interesting...
By David Ponce
Recently released to the Japanese market, the Epson EMP-1715 (along with the 1700, 1705 and 1710) seems like a regular with a 400:1 contrast ratio and 2,700 ANSI lumens. However, it is possible to connect four...