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SV Staff  |  Sep 05, 2019
Integra today offered a sneak peek at three new “reference-grade” products that will be officially unveiled at 2019 CEDIA Expo, which opens in Denver next week.
SV Staff  |  Jun 01, 2018
Integra yesterday unveiled its upgraded “.2” series of AV receivers featuring three Sonos-compatible 9.2-channel models.
SV Staff  |  Mar 31, 2010
Integra is finally shipping the DTA-70.1, the company's first 9-channel, 150-watt, THX Ultra 2-certified powered amp. The DTA-70.1 is intended as a companion piece to the DHC-80.1 9.2-channel A/V processor, but it has enough power to drive nearly...
SV Staff  |  May 22, 2017
Integra has introduced two 7.2-channel AV receivers with features designed to ease custom installation.
SV Staff  |  May 03, 2017
Integra today announced the availability of a new hi-res-capable stereo receiver with custom-installation features.
SV Staff  |  Aug 25, 2008
All together now - let's hear you say it. "D'oh!" I didn't quite hear you. Let's try it again, but much louder. "D'OH!!!" That's better. That's the only appropriate response for one of these "Why didn't I think of...
HT Staff  |  Oct 22, 2002
Simplicity is a good thing, especially when it comes to installing home theater in a small room.
HT Staff  |  Jun 08, 2003
An increasing number of home theater enthusiasts are adapting the Super Audio Compact Disc and DVD-Audio formats. Many also have "whole-house" or distributed A/V systems.
SV Staff  |  Aug 12, 2008
Set-top boxes, your days are numbered. That's according to a new study from IMS Research. Integrated digital TVs (iDTVs) will replace set-top boxes, with shipments of iDTV expected to hit 143 million by 2013. Japan has already seen the decline in...
Michael Berk  |  Apr 05, 2011

Altec Lansing's newly announced Octiv 650 iPhone/iPod Touch dock makes your mobile companion the centerpiece of your living room.

SV Staff  |  Jan 31, 2018
Integra yesterday announced plans to add an AV controller and AV receiver to its reference-grade Research Series.
Barry Willis  |  Jun 21, 2004

Many pundits claim that home entertainment is the next great frontier for computer technology. That's exactly where Intel Corporation is headed.

Barry Willis  |  Oct 25, 2004

The LCoS shakeout has begun in earnest. Shortly after Philips announced that it would discontinue production of liquid-crystal-on-silicon rear-projection television sets (RPTVs), chipmaker Intel Corporation made an equivalent move, shutting down its LCoS product development program.

Jon Iverson  |  Dec 06, 1997

On December 4, Intel executives announced plans for future digital television products. Noting that, as we move toward a digital TV broadcast model, there will be 230 million TVs to replace, Intel has targeted the heart of nearly 100% of American homes.

Mark Fleischmann  |  Aug 26, 2008
With the growth of internet video, Intel is developing a new group of "system on chips" for use in DTVs, set-top boxes, optical disc players, and other devices. The aim is to provide "uncompromised internet access" with "high-definition video support, home-theater quality audio and advanced 3-D graphics," according to the press release.

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