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Road Gear: JVC KD-ADV38 Bluetooth DVD/CD Receiver
Doug Newcomb  |  Apr 03, 2007

BLUE WONDER You couldn't swing a cellphone at CES in January without hitting a car stereo with Bluetooth capability. Being able to connect a mobile phone to a head unit wirelessly isn't just a convenience that commuters crave; in many states, hands-free phone operation behind the wheel is the law, not a choice.

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Other Tech
Basic Cable: Choosing the Right Cables for Your System
Kevin James  |  Apr 03, 2007

Many people spend a lot of time selecting their gear with barely a thought to how they're going to hook everything up - until it's unpacked in the living room. In a modern A/V system, however, making the right connections can have a big effect on what you see and hear.

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Other Tech
Colorado vNet Vibe Audio Distribution System
John Sciacca  |  Apr 03, 2007

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Q&A - April, 2007
Ian G. Masters  |  Apr 03, 2007

Great Expectations

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Blu-ray Movie Reviews
DVD Review: Night at the Museum
Rad Bennett  |  Apr 02, 2007
20th Century Fox
Movie ••½ Picture •••• Sound ••• Extras ••••
If you're one of those viewers who feel
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New Products
New Products for April 2007
 |  Apr 02, 2007

•Apple iPhone •Apple TV •JVC DLA-HD1 Front Projector •Salamander Hampton 236 Equipment Cabinet •Hitachi P5

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PSB G-Design Home Theater Speaker System
 |  Apr 02, 2007

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Audio Video News
Instant Movie Downloads?
Darryl Wilkinson  |  Apr 02, 2007
IBM is showing off a prototype optical transceiver chipset that's capable of reaching speeds at least eight times faster than other optical components available today. The new tiny gizmo moves information at 160 Gigabits - that's 160 billion bits of information for the techno-term-challenged - per second. Such speediness is accomplished not by using wires, but by using light.
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Audio Video News
Tiny Bass Monster
Darryl Wilkinson  |  Apr 02, 2007
Axiom Audio says its new EP400 powered subwoofer is designed for maximum bass output in smaller rooms. The sub itself is relatively small, measuring 13.75" high and 10.5" wide, but it's supposed to be capable of generating an in-room SPL of 116 dB and a low-end response of 23 Hz. The sub was designed primarily for use in small rooms, such as bedrooms, dens, or home offices. (It's probably not appropriate for bathrooms, where you really don't want to see another bottom end.)
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Audio Video News
Sony Projects a High Def Bargain
Darryl Wilkinson  |  Apr 02, 2007
Sony took the lens caps off of two new front home theater projector bargains last week.
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