[quote user="tournedos"] So they take the boxes in a functional block diagram of a generic PVR, rename them "engines", and are granted a patent. Scary. [/quote] This is sketch 7 of many, detailing the patent. BUT - they have to do this. Since Apple is now one of the world's highest valued companies, they are also the target of

I actually cancelled my cable subscription a while ago. Put the money I saved into extra bandwidth on my broadband. Here, all the "tv" we watch is in the form of downloaded or streamed content. I use VPN to emulate IP-numbers in other territories, in order to be able to watch US, UK and other content without limitation - eventually, these

How do RL 60.2s compare to RL 6000s?

Hello Cleve, With the Beogram 3000 and the Beolab 5000, I wanted a pair of passive speakers, that still were able to engage with the listening room, in a manner reminiscent of what happens with acoustic lenses. I did consider electrostats, but wanted a broader listening area, and greater distance to the speakers, than those ordinarily allow for. The

My vintage B&O moves into the main listening room, and is connected to analog speakers that create a soundscape quite reminiscent in the top and mid-tones of the BL5s they have replaced - though not delivering quite the same authoritative punch in the netherlands of sound!

I'm so pleased with the sound from my Beogram 3000 Thorens, Beolab 5000 and Helsinki Gradient speakers that I moved the whole setup into my main listening room. And the sound is reference quality - I'm decompressing into analog and vintage, even looking for a vintage reel-to-reel, such as the Revox PR99. Even removed the television set - this

They could have put a soundtrack on, but I'm playing music under the images - and have it up on the wall. Quite fun. BTW - a few hours ago, they passed the islands where I lived until the age of 12. It was a trip down memory lane! I've also been into the Geiranger fjord quite a bit, which is the fjord they are now exiting, after having gone

Cameras on board the Norwegian Coastal "Steamer" are showing the entire 2.400 km journey (non-nautical term, there) from Bergen to the Northernmost port. With the midnight sun light it's a 24 hour extravaganza of insane landscapes. Perfect for your projector. Go to this link, and choose full-screen. You can rewind to watch portions of

Very upbeat, incisive and informed by the CEO, while also showing an awareness of where the challenges are - quite encouraging, really. Almost like being there, Lee!

The seller stupidly marked that the unit had to be collected, he wouldn't send it. And that explains the low price. I experienced something similar with a complete 19LP set on eBay, of Wagner's Ring, that I bid for. It was in mint condition, and I got it for GBP 9.99 It should have gone for up to 100, but there were no other bidders, because