Posts Tagged ‘TV’
SmartControl Motion: Wave hello to your new remote control
Universal remote controls have long been a part of our lives and I for one definitely remember the magic of being able to control the TV and the VCR (just saying VCR feels like it sprays my face with wrinkles) with just the one remote and how cool that was. I even remember one of the rich kids from school having a remote control built into his watch and turning…
NetGear NeoTV makes your TV smarter
If your TV has an HDMI port, you can make it instantly smarter using NetGear’s NeoTV Streaming Player.Not only that, but Android and iPhone users can use their mobiles to control the telly too (there is a remote control bundled with the device for those who don’t own a smartphone). So what does the Streaming Player do? Well, it allows you to connect your TV so you can stream all…
Capitalise on the digital switchover with Ross’s range of High Performance aerials
My parents have recently had terrible trouble with the picture on their digital TV, which was a Sony may I note and bought for a tidy sum not that long ago. Refusing to gaze at a blurred picture stained by a reddish tinge, my parents, who are not the most technological-minded of people, rang an ‘aerial bloke’ they found in the Yellow Pages, who came out, spent 20 minutes on…
Toshiba’s ZL2 TV gives you 3D viewing without the specs
Even though 3D is still not a convincing enough medium to have cracked the home market, television manufacturers seem convinced that ultimately it will be and so doggedly pursue ways and means to tempt up into going for it. The problem has always been the glasses you have to wear to enjoy the 3D experience. So imagine a 55 inch LCD television that gives you a cracking 3D image without…
tizi: Wireless mobile TV hotspot for iPad and iPhone
Want to watch TV on the go? Whether you’re addicted to America’s Next Top Pirate, Are You Stronger Than A Dog or MILF Island, TV plays a big part in some people’s lives and there are times when you’d love to be able to catch up on a show, watch live coverage or a major event or simply relax in front of some inanity but you are unable as you…
Trulink 2 Port HDMI Splitter review
Think you’re special because you have sexy new flat-screen TV? Well some people have two. And even then their lives aren’t as rosy as you’d imagine. Their kids are glued to the PS3 in the lounge of what I can only presume is a mansion but they want to watch Can Fat Teens Hunt repeats in another room. Alas there is only a single feed from the Sky HD box….
Samsung Free-D TV app
Still not convinced that 3D is the next big thing? Neither am I, but Samsung are doubling down (yet again) with an innovative 3D VOD system beamed direct to their latest and greatest TVs. Couple this with their price cut on 3D glasses and at the very least they deserve full marks for trying. If you have a D series Samsung Smart TV (it pains me to write this as…
Get a better TV signal with One For All’s SV9390
With the digital TV switchover continuing apace, the latest release from One For All couldn’t have been better timed. This amplified indoor antenna promises superb reception on all digital and analogue TV channels. The new top-of-the-range SV9390 One For All aerial is compatible with Freeview and Freeview HD, and features “multi patch” technology, which apparently has wider bandwidth than traditional loop or Dipole aerials. One For All says the aerial…
One For All SV9325: Fantastic reception for after the Royal Wedding
There’s a dilemma coming – watch the Royal Wedding on TV, or head into central London and get in amongst the action. Well, worry no more! Using little more than your laptop, its built-in TV card and a SV9325 portable TV aerial, you’ll be able to watch TV wherever you go. The device takes its power from a humble USB port, so there’s no need to worry about batteries or…
TruLink 1-Port 60GHz WirelessHD Kit review
Like most people reading this, I have shiny flat screen TV and nothing detracts from its futuristic chic more than the mess of cables and wires dangling from the back. I can wirelessly stream HD content from YouTube or my local network or hard drives, which feels like I’m living in the future. But one peek behind the set and the tangled mess of wires instantly reminds me of a…
