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uavGary Altunian  |  Jan 08, 2009

Do you remember the Motorola "Works in a Drawer" TV sets from the 1960s that promoted ease of servicing? NAD Electronics has brought it back with a slightly different twist. NAD is showing its new M15 HD AV Surround Sound processor and three AV receivers featuring Modular Design Construction (MDC) technology that provides a future-proof upgrade path. Let's face it, there are few things more frustrating than buying a new AV component that becomes obsolete or outdated in less than a year. The M15 chassis houses six removable modules that can be swapped with upgraded modules as new audio and video features become available. The six modules will include digital video, digital audio, HD analog video, SD analog video, analog inputs and analog outputs. The M15 has all currently available modules already installed. Additional features include 4 HDMI ins/ 1 out, and a Sigma Designs VXP video processor and Audyssey MultEQ Pro, Dynamic EQ & Volume. The M15 will be available in Feburary with a suggested retail price of $3999. The three AV receivers in the MDC series are the T785 (200 x 7, $3999) the T775 (160 x 7, $2999) and the T765 (120 x 7, $2499).

Tom Norton  |  Jan 08, 2009
All this, 5 speakers in the package, and a high gloss finish, too. It's a joke, right?
Tom Norton  |  Jan 08, 2009
Here are the vital stats on the Pure Audio speakers shown above. We're still scratching our heads over the price. For all 5 speakers?? But the center, surrounds, and subs weren't nearby. Maybe they're kits!!
Tom Norton  |  Jan 08, 2009
This prototype of a new A/V pre-pro from the folks at Emotiva (AV123.com) was spotted lurking in the Dolby booth. Why there? It's one of the new products to incorporate Dolby Volume.
Tom Norton  |  Jan 08, 2009
The folks from Scandyna bring you these cute little critters. Should have called them Papa bear, Mama bear, and Baby bear.
Tom Norton  |  Jan 08, 2009
After a hard day at CES. You can even follow it up with....
Tom Norton  |  Jan 08, 2009
You can even get a sauna at CES (well, at least you can buy one)
Tom Norton  |  Jan 08, 2009
Turn your back for a second and they're here again. Mutating everywhere. Be Afraid. Be very Afraid.
Tom Norton  |  Jan 08, 2009
Mitsubishi's new high brightness projector could light up your life.
Tom Norton  |  Jan 08, 2009
Here are the vital stats on the Mitsubishi shown above. The peak contrast isn't particularly impressive, and the price high by today's standards, but the ANSI brightness will fill a lot of screen.

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