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CES 2012
NAD Ships Three New AVRs
Mark Fleischmann  |  Jan 12, 2012
NAD is now shipping three receivers introduced at CEDIA 2011. They include the T 787 ($4000), T 777 ($3000), T 757 ($1600), and T 748 ($900). All but the bottom model have modular construction to allow a variety of updates in the top two models and video updates in the third. The top model has dual transformers which should do a lot to juice dynamics. This receiver would beat up your receiver and take its lunch money if it didn't have such a dreamy, poetic hi-fi personality.
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CES 2012 Vizio Google TV
Scott Wilkinson  |  Jan 12, 2012
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CES 2012 Vizio 21x9 Cinema Display
Scott Wilkinson  |  Jan 12, 2012
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CES 2012 Vizio Super LED TV
Scott Wilkinson  |  Jan 12, 2012
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CES 2012 New Entry-Level McIntosh Surround Processor
Darryl Wilkinson  |  Jan 12, 2012
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CES 2012 McIntosh Tube Amp
Darryl Wilkinson  |  Jan 12, 2012
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CES 2012 Ivee Voice Activated Clock
Darryl Wilkinson  |  Jan 12, 2012
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CES 2012 Iogear Wireless 3D
Darryl Wilkinson  |  Jan 12, 2012
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CES 2012 Definitive Technology Cinema Bar
Rob Sabin  |  Jan 12, 2012
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Sharp XV-Z30000 3D DLP Projector
Scott Wilkinson  |  Jan 12, 2012
Giant flat panels, 4K, and 8K weren't the only stories at the Sharp booth, though they did grab all the attention—and real estate. Sitting on static display was the new XV-Z30000 single-chip DLP projector, which provides 3D capabilities with IR-sync'd active glasses (two pairs and the emitter are included, extras are $100 each) that are compatible with Sharp's 3D flat panels and offer the ability to watch 3D content in 2D for those who don't enjoy the stereoscopic experience. Unlike the XV-Z17000 (reviewed here), the Z30000 has a center-mounted, long-throw lens with horizontal and vertical lens shift and motorized focus and zoom. It should be shipping in February for $4500.

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