Eviant T7 7-inch portable TV

Digital TV in carry all form factor

Back in the early 1980s, a friend of mine got a new TV for Christmas. What was cool about it was that it was portable and powered by batteries, which let us watch TV in our treehouse. It was a hoot to watch TV in places other than the living room. Today, with the advent of digital TV, those analog TVs have gone by the wayside. Eviant Inc., has released a 7-inch portable color TV that harkens back to those days of portable television.

BenQ Joybee GP1 mini projector

LED projector can fit in your briefcase or backpack and outputs 858x600 resolution

Small form factor projectors have captured a lot of attention in the last year or so, probably due in part to their portability as well as the images that they output. BenQ has recently released a projector called the Joybee GP1 mini projector, that, while not pocket sized, does have a small footprint at just 5"x5"x2".

Samsung B650 series 40" 1080p 120hz LCD TV

Digital television is finally here for all of us in the US. From what I've gathered reading the news the transition was a fairly painless one for most of you. I figured now that the waters had calmed it was a good time to upgrade my own modest home theater. I did my homework and spent some time looking at sets at the store before deciding to purchase the Samsung LN40B650. The B650 series is available in 32, 37, 40, 46, 55 inch screen sizes.

$15 HDMI cable or $120 HDMI cable?

Is there a huge difference?

Now that you've picked out your new HDTV and Blu Ray player, the next step is to figure out what kind of cabling that you wish to purchase to get the best audio and video out of your system. Do you go for the super expensive and fancifully packaged branded cables that the TV salesman at your local electronics store pushes you to buy, citing unseen superiority, or do you opt for the less expensive but equally proficient HDMI cables from others that don't have the marketing dollars to push their product?

Samsung BD-P1600 Blu-ray disc player

Affordable, great picture quality, new built-in integration to Netflix movies and Pandora Internet radio

Consumer High Definition televisions (HDTV) hit the market just over 10 years ago. The amount of data used for HD content takes up much greater space than that of Standard Definition (SD) content. From that need came Blu-ray discs (BD). Blu-ray's name comes from the blue colored laser used to read the discs.