Qrio has a job. The little fella was last seen working at the Sony Ginza store as a greeter. At least he has a job. Look what happened to Aibo…
Entries from February 2006
Qrio gets a job
February 12th, 2006 · No Comments
Tags: Robots
Contact
February 12th, 2006 · No Comments
AV zombie and tvzombie.co.uk are happy to receive press information relating to the consumer electronics and home entertainment industries. For inclusion on our sites, please send material to mail (AT) AVzombie (DOT) com. www.avzombie.com and www.tvzombie.co.uk are edited and published by Kulwinder Singh Rai (pictured below…no honestly*). Please also visit our sister sites www.avblog.co.uk and [...]
Tags: Trade
BFA Vs MP3
February 9th, 2006 · No Comments
Ever ones to spot a trend, the British Federation of Audio (BFA) – the UK ’s specialist audio-visual consumer electronics trade body – says it’s becoming increasingly apparent that consumers are not getting the enjoyment they could from their portable music devices or Hi-Fis. ‘There is considerable consumer apathy to high quality sound reproduction from [...]
Tags: Hi-fi
All’s REL that ends REL
February 9th, 2006 · No Comments
It’s all change for REL. The UK ’s best known subwoofer brand has changed hands, having been bought out by its US distributors, Sumiko. Richard Edmund Lord, the mastermind behind all the company’s previous award winning products, and affectionately known as The Lord of Bass, is no longer involved. Rising from the ashes of REL [...]
Ain’t these cool?
February 8th, 2006 · No Comments
Class-leading headphone maker Sennheiser has released two cool-looking open-back headphones – the £30 HD 415 and £40 HD 435. The latter comes with an in-line volume control, a detachable single-sided cable and a protective pouch, but beyond that’s there’s not much between them. Bundled with both is a 3.5 mm gold-plated jack plug for portable [...]
Tags: Hi-fi
Denon builds ultimate DVD player
February 8th, 2006 · No Comments
Denon has upgraded its battleship DVD player, the A1X. The new A1XVA (a snip at £2700) now upscales to 1080p, using technology from.Anchor Bay, aka DVDO. The previous iteration only managed a paltry 1080i (with probably the best scaled results ever seen from DVD). It’s joined by the brand’s proprietary Pixel Image Correction (DPIC) system [...]
Tags: Home cinema
Intel chief and the case for HD DVD
February 7th, 2006 · No Comments
Donald MacDonald, vice president of the Digital Home Group and general manager of the Digital Home Group for Intel Corporation, is in no doubt that HD DVD is the future of home entertainment. ‘The reason why we think HD DVD is the best option is simple. As a consumer, I want to be able to [...]
Tags: DVD · Home cinema · Trade
PS3 chief and the case for Blu-ray
February 7th, 2006 · No Comments
When it comes to the next generation format war between HD DVD and Blu-ray, it seems everyone has an opinion on what system is best. No surprises for guessing which camp Kaz Hirai, CEO of Sony Computer Entertainment, is routing for. He cites the impact the first two iterations of Playstation had on the take [...]
Tags: DVD · Home cinema · Trade