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 |  Jan 31, 2006  | 
[May] Plasma TVs might be as common as dirt these days, but the picture quality, features, and overall design of this flat-panel marvel puts it at the top of the mound.

Pioneer packed the PDP-4350HD with almost everything an enthusiast could want, including a swiveling table mount, backlit remote, and loads of inputs a

 |  Jan 31, 2006  | 
[July/August] Pioneer packed the VSX-815 with an enticing combination of features and performance, then gave it a pretty much irresistible $365 price.

This receiver was not only the clear standout among the three in our "Cost Control" spotlight comparison, but it woul

 |  Jan 31, 2006  | 
[December] Tonality, transparency, and clout make for totally high-end sound at a not-so-high-end price.

Sometimes, boring can be better. Take Revel's Concerta speakers, the high-end brand's first system that can be called affordable.

 |  Jan 31, 2006  | 
[November] The first A/V component devoted to "place-shifting," Slingbox lets you access your TV channels from another room - or across the planet.

Connect Slingbox ($250) to your home TV, and when you're away from home all you need is a PC running the Slingbox software to tap remotely into whatever your cable or satellite

 |  Jan 31, 2006  | 
[April] LCD front projectors remain the home theater nut's secret weapon for getting the biggest high-def picture at the best price, and Sony's $3,500 VPL-HS51 delivers the best picture I've seen from an LCD light cannon.

This sleek machine's three LCD chips deliver crisp pictures with surprisingly powe

 |  Jan 31, 2006  | 
[December] There are two really good reasons why the pros are turning to Sony's consumer high-def camcorders - by professional standards they're cheap, and by any standard they produce superb video.

Attend any meeting of video professionals, and you'll hear talk of Sony's HDV-format high-definition cam

 |  Jan 31, 2006  | 
[May] Innovative use of digital signal processing and speaker arrays lets one cabinet substitute for five.

The YSP-1 Digital Sound Projector ($1,500) - being replaced this winter by the $1,700 YSP-1000 - has innovation written all over it.

 |  Nov 01, 2007  | 

Sound & Vision's review of the 2007 Custom Electronic Design & Installation Association (CEDIA) Expo, from Denver, Colorado

 |  Feb 03, 2008  | 

The best TV ever? There have been rumblings ever since Pioneer's 50-inch Elite Kuro plasma set first came out that it might deserve that honor. And there was little to dissuade S&V's Rob Sabin, Al Griffin, and Michael Trei of that notion when they checked it out in a head-to-head comparison with Samsung's LED-backlit 52-inch LCD TV (which also won an Editors' Choice Award).

 |  Feb 03, 2008  | 

PSB

Synchrony Speaker system November '07

 |  Feb 03, 2008  | 

REQUST

iQ Multiroom Audio Distribution System October '07

 |  Feb 03, 2008  | 

PIONEER

Elite Kuro PRO-110FD 50-inch plasma HDTV February/March '08

Rob Medich  |  Feb 03, 2008  | 

We really wanted to invite all of you to our 2007 Editors' Choice Awards, 64 stories above Vegas. But then somebody said something about "fire codes," and that was that.

 |  Feb 04, 2010  | 

Another year, another roundup of 20 amazing products. Yes, for those of us who regularly write about and test the best that the A/V world has to offer, life can get pretty repetitive - until we step back from the test bench and take a look at the big picture. What we're seeing in our 2009 Editors' Choice Awards assortment is gear that ranges in price from around $300 on up to $85,000.

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