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 |  May 31, 2007  | 

Ever see the Adam Sandler movie, "Click"? Wish you had that ultimate remote control? Well, Sound & Vision can't provide that kind of equipment, but we can give you all the best remotes that are on the market today!

 |  May 31, 2007  | 

June, 2007 - Getting Ready to Say Goodbye to Analog TVMay, 2007 - Formats with Poker Faces Blu-ray Disc and HD DVD are holding fast •February/March, 2007 - Behind the Best o

 |  May 13, 2007  | 

Gifts for Gearheads - The S&V Hot 100 Need a great gift for a great guy (or guys)? We're here to help. Click the links below to check out our techno-treat picks for 2007, courtesy of S&V contributor and gift-guider extraordinaire Pete Pachal.

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Al Griffin  |  May 05, 2007  | 

Most folks shopping for a home theater receiver or amplifier are bound to have their eyes peeled for a single number: the power rating. Ideally, this spec will tell you how much juice a particular amp can deliver to a given set of speakers under normal conditions.

John Sciacca  |  May 05, 2007  | 

Mike Mettler  |  May 04, 2007  | 

Ian G. Masters  |  May 03, 2007  | 

Sound... & Vision

Q. I read that the newer HDMI version 1.3 effectively solves the lip-sync issue that can sometimes pop up in HDTV broadcasts because of the digital audio being quicker than the video. I am considering a receiver upgrade. Would you recommend looking for a receiver with HDMI 1.3? Shawn Crandall Via e-mail

James K. Willcox  |  May 03, 2007  | 

 |  May 03, 2007  | 

Q. I'm about to buy a whole-house video and audio distribution system, and I'm being told that I can tranfer HD video around the house using double Cat-5e connections without loss of picture quality. It sounds too good to be true. Is it? Kapil Wadhwani via email

Ken C. Pohlmann  |  May 02, 2007  | 

"DO I FEEL LUCKY?" (Well, do ya, punk?) That's the question that millions of people are asking themselves as they think about buying a new video player. In particular, should they go for Blu-ray Disc or HD DVD? If you choose one and buy a few hundred movies for it, but the format goes bust, you'll be lucky to recoup pennies on the dollar on eBay. That's quite a gamble.

Rob Medich  |  May 02, 2007  | 

"Oh God - how trite," Howard Stern once told him. "Every guy in radio collects old radios."

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