Home cinema kit goes 3D
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The future is here, and it has a visor After thousands of sci-fi movies have already exploited the idea, the possibility of immersive 3D films and gaming is finally upon us in the real world. Manufacturer Headplay claims to have created the worldâs first portable cinema capable of rendering both 2D and 3D content through a head-mounted visor.â¦
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Company's emerging-markets group unveils a Web-based audio-video system designed for business use.
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Software maker heads to LA to show off a host of gadgets that use one or another Microsoft technology to access movies, music and video.
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Company unveils prototype of top-end camera that features an unusually large sensor--the size of a full frame of 35mm film.
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Company hopes to boost use of its Flash format for delivering streaming video with new development kit.
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Macromedia announced a new kit that simplifies the way professional developers add video to their Web sites.
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a special layer of software designed to let people enjoy their digital photos, music and videos from across the room -- has to rank as one
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Design specialists dream up Media Center PCs that look more like furniture.
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Compact kit for the thumb-generation
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New adapter will allow you to stream content from your PC to your TV or stereo.
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The home theater sets are the first to include integrated DVRs. In Gear Factor.
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Dual-layer disc to smooth hi-def format adoption
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Well-designed notebook lets you play movies and music sans Windows.
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The promise of Internet-based video has long been hamstrung by copyright and piracy worries, slow dial-up connections, technical challenges and consumer disdain for watching blotchy videos on their home computers. But a Silicon Valley startup is tackling those obstacles, hoping to become the first major provider of cinema straight from the Internet to the living room boob tube.
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PC and home theater make sleek package, while new portable music devices abound.
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Japanese engineers show their work on Super Hi-Vision, which could replace today's HDTV.
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Prototype Blu-ray Disc, HD-DVD players were shown at CES.