Technology
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REVIEW: Panasonic DMR-BWT845 Blu-ray Recorder
Two-and-a-half years ago, Stephen Dawson was impressed with Panasonic’s then top-of-the-line Blu-ray disc recorder. Now the newest version has more hard disk, more tuners, more capabilities ... -
REVIEW: Elite Screens ezFrame CineGrey5D
Several projection screen manufacturers tout the ability to reject ambient light, but very few are successful. Paul Skelton looks at a new ALR screen from Elite ... -
REVIEW: CasaTunes CT-3 multi-room music system
While the CasaTunes CT-3 is really just a Windows computer, you’re actually paying for a very intelligent app. Stephen Dawson explains. -
REVIEW: Samsung wireless audio multi-room M7 and hub
Compact, customer-installable, easy to use, multi-room speaker systems are proliferating at the moment. Samsung was of course not to be left behind in this field, and ... -
REVIEW: Epson EH-TW6600 home theatre projector
The EH-TW6600 offers very solid specifications, one unusual connectivity feature for a projector and new styling. There is also the EH-TW6600W variant, for which you get ... -
REVIEW: Minix Neo X8-H 4K media streamer
Could the Minix Neo 4K media streamer solve the UHD content conundrum? Stephen Dawson reports. -
REVIEW: DSPeaker Anti-Mode 8033 Cinema subwoofer DSP
For a few hundred dollars, your audio installations could improve exponentially. Stephen Dawson looks at a new subwoofer DSP from DSPeaker. -
REVIEW: Klipsch KL-7800-THX in-wall speakers
THX certification may cost extra, but the benefits are well worth it. Stephen Dawson investigates the new TXH in-wall speakers from Klipsch. -
Can Dolby ATMOS work for the home theatre market?
Although there are several other competing formats, all attempting to deliver a more three-dimensional approach to surround sound for movies, Dolby ATMOS certainly has the momentum ... -
The A-Z of anamorphic lenses
‘Anamorphic’ is a process by which image quality can be optimised, although how that precisely has worked is different now to what it was 60 years ...
