Logitech Harmony Elite universal remote review

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Universal remotes can be the saving grace of your home theatre. They eliminate clutter and confusion and make all your devices work together seamlessly. Check out the new universal remote control Logitech calls, “the most powerful and intuitive remote for home entertainment and home control.”

Android TV has arrived in Canada: my first glance at the...

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I was fortunate to be one of the first people to test out the new Android TVs that Sony is about to launch. Android media streaming boxes came out last year, but these are the first TVs that I have seen with an Android platform built right in. The Android operating system has become a well-developed platform for Smartphones and Tablets, but it still needs a bit more development to become a solid TV platform. With the availability of thousands of Android apps and the ability to seamlessly integrate with Android mobile devices, Android TV has plenty of potential.

TV Features Explained – Part 4: Resolution

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TV resolution keeps getting better. We have gone from standard definition to high definition to now 4K. There are even 8K resolution “Full Ultra High Definition” TVs, although you would be hard pressed to buy one. Where will it all end and do I really need the higher resolution of 4K? Sure more resolution is always better than less resolution, but there are several circumstances where it doesn’t make sense paying more for all those extra pixels. It is good to know the finer points of resolution, no pun intended, so you don’t pay more for not much gain.

Philips Roku 4K QLED TV review

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I tested out the Philips Roku QLED 4K TV, and I was really impressed with the picture quality and operating system on this TV.

Review: Kanto Yu5 Bluetooth Bookshelf Speakers

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If you are looking for the convenience of wireless Bluetooth, the independence of self-powered speakers, and the ability to get true stereo sound you are finally in luck. Most powered Bluetooth wireless speakers on the market today are standalone speaker units that may sound good but typically won’t provide enough separation to supply true stereo sound. The Kanto Yu5 bookshelf speakers are an excellent solution that looks and sounds great, with a lot of flexibility and simplicity.

Projector buying guide

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Projectors aren't just for the classroom anymore. These high-tech marvels are available in 4K and can turn your home into a movie theatre.

Vizio Sound Base – Sound bar without the bar

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  Vizio is the new kid on the block in Canada, and they have brought a great set of home entertainment products with them. They have a reputation for being innovative and their Sound Base is a good example. In addition to the great sound bars that Vizio offers, they have their Sound Base – like a sound bar but an even simpler way to improve your TV viewing.

Win an Insignia Portable PICO Projector from Best Buy and play...

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Best Buy is all about new technology, sometimes really huge tech like a 70 inch television and at other times equally awesome smaller tech. Enter this contest for your chance to win one of the small and totally cool new kinds of tech available, an Insignia Portable Pico projector.

How Loud Will My Speakers Be?

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 For the uninitiated, buying audio gear can become a relentless pursuit of volume. Understanding what your speakers are designed to do and matching them with appropriate amplifers will help guide your decision making, and let you know exactly how loud you can expect your rig to be.

New Sony Wedge TVs – Great Form and Function That’s Different

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  Sony has taken an entirely new approach to their TV design for 2014, and they are bucking the trend. Their competitors have made their sets slimmer and slimmer, and some even added a curved profile instead of flat. Instead, Sony launched their innovative wedge design earlier this year at CES. I like the fact that Sony hasn’t simply followed the trend because the wedge design is not just aesthetically appealing, it also has a number of other functions that actually improve the TV.