Rob Sabin

JVC HD-58S998 58-inch Slim HD-ILA 1080p HDTV
Rob Sabin  |  Jun 02, 2007

While it's no secret that prices keep dropping on flat-panel TVs, the good value and excellent picture quality offered by microdisplay rear projectors continue to drive innovation in that category. Case in point: the new JVC HD-58S998 58-inch HD-ILA 1080p HDTV, one of a new generation of "slim" rear projectors.

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Audio-Technica ATH-ANC7 QuietPoint Noise-Canceling Headphones
Rob Sabin  |  May 04, 2007

 

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Toshiba HD-XA2 HD DVD Player
Rob Sabin  |  May 01, 2007

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Mitsubishi WD-57831 57-inch DLP HDTV
Rob Sabin  |  Apr 05, 2007

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ZVOX 325 Sound System
Rob Sabin  |  Feb 04, 2007

 

the listWhen Sound & Vision reviewed the original ZVOX 315 sound system in October 2004, the notion of a single-box surround sound solution for movies and music was utterly revolutionary. The 315 so strongly answered a market need and performed so well that we honored it that year with one of our Reviewers' Choice (now called Editors' Choice) awards.

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LG to Launch First Blu-ray/HD DVD Combo Player
Rob Sabin  |  Jan 07, 2007

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Toshiba 47LZ196 Regza 47-inch LCD HDTV
Rob Sabin  |  Jan 05, 2007

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HP SLC3760N 37-inch MediaSmart LCD HDTV
Rob Sabin  |  Dec 02, 2006

A couple of years ago, when the Dells and Gateways of the world were trying to build a flat-panel TV business by rebranding products purchased from other manufacturers, HP was quietly engineering its own HDTVs from the ground up. So far, so good.

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Sony KDS-60A2000 60-inch SXRD HDTV
Rob Sabin  |  Oct 06, 2006

If you've been following the HDTV market for a while, you know that LCoS (liquid crystal on silicon) projection technology really took it's sweet time maturing. Going back at least three or four years, manufacturers including JVC, RCA, Toshiba, Mitsubishi, and Hitachi all briefly introduced LCoS rear projectors, with all but JVC exiting the business.

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Bose QuietComfort 3 Noise-Canceling Headphones
Rob Sabin  |  Oct 04, 2006

Noise-canceling headphones - once a luxury reserved for hard-core business travelers living on jets - have gone mainstream. Though fancy models still cost north of $200, today you'll find name-brand phones for as little as $50. That's clearly within reach of iPod-toting everyday Joes.

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