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250-watt amplifier & powered subwoofer reside in your wall to boost bass from stereo and home theater devices. The subwoofers’ amplifier turns on and off automatically when it senses audio signals from connected A/V components. With the included mounting bracket it is expandable to adjust to any installation

Enjoying room-filling, thundering bass from your home theater and stereo doesn’t require installing a large, bulky subwoofer. The BassX W10 in-wall 250-Watt powered subwoofer remains completely recessed in the wall behind a flush-mounted grille, and the included 250-watt remote amplifier turns on and off automatically by sensing audio signals coming from your receiver or pre-amp through the input connections, so you don’t need to add another step to your movie-viewing or music-listening process.

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Panasonic is totally committed to Plasma technology and testimony to this is the introduction of Viera 65 inch plasma television in the Middle-east today.

Launch of this Viera 65-inch television is a significant milestone for Panasonic, as they to further enhance the production capacity and manufacture plasma television with larger screen sizes. Plasma technology is the future of television, both globally and regionally and Panasonic aims to be the largest plasma television manufacturer in the world.

The large 65-inch display highlights unique characteristics of plasma television such as excellent handling of fast-paced movement, dynamic contrast, bright crisp images and natural colors.

• Read more: The new Viera plasma by Panasonic TH-65PV500

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After some email exchange Ahmed and I have come to an agreement of partnership. Ahmed is the new man on the Home Theatre Point blog. From now on you will find more and more posts and redesigns of this weblog by the hand of Ahmed.
We both feel that we can make this site your complete information source in the home theatre area.

Or as Ahmed put it:

“My intention is to totally transform hometheatrepoint.com into the hottest property in the custom HT niche…”

In the about area you may find more information on Ahmed

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We wish you happy holidays and a good start into 2006.

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Home Theater buffs, Audio/Video Revolution posted their Top 100 products of 2005. The list is more a rundown of their reviews of the year, covering all the usual suspects like Sony, Meridian, Samsung, Mark Levinson, B&W etc. Don’t expect any shocking upsets on this list.

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Ben Greenway from another home theatre weblog has the following general guide lines for buying new equipment for your home theatre.

Displays: One thing any potential FPD/Projector buyer should keep an eye out for. Digital inputs, be it HDMI and or DVI. Ben highly recommend´s buying a display with a digital input vs. one without. It’s rare to run across a display without a digital input these days, but they are out there and more often than not these sets are the ones you want to avoid.

DVD Players: Just as the CD hasn’t been replaced by SACD, standard definition DVD’s will be with us for years to come, and with them standard definition DVD players. Buy something that has a digital video connection. Sure it’s only a standard definition device, but that digital output will ensure the best picture quality and input compatibility with newer displays down the line.

• Read more: What to buy for your home theatre

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We are back at the end of 2005 ready for some great lists. Here is the list of Robert Silva at About.com. This is list of basic products.

1) Crowson Technology TES-100 Tactile Transducer - Product Of The Year 2005

If a subwoofer doesn’t provide enough "kick" for you, then add more fun to your home theater with the Crowson Technology TES-100 Tactile Transducer. Although subwoofers bring realistic bass sound to the home theater environment, there is still something missing - tactile sensation. The combination of the TES100 Transducer and A200 Amplifier enables one to turn his/her own chair into a home theater component that adds the sensory experience of touch to your viewing and listening enjoyment.
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2) Olevia LT32HV 16×9 32-Inch HD-Compatible LCD Television

For less than $2,000, this set sports a 32-inch 16×9 screen, as well as HD-compatible progressive scan and DVI-HDCP inputs, perfect for watching DVD and HD material (with an outboard set-top box). The LT32HV includes great sounding side-mounted speakers, and an output to connect an external subwoofer. The LT32HV also has extensive picture adjustment controls, a very wide viewing angle due to its Super Inplane Switching, and good response time, which minimizes motion lag on poor source material.
Manufacturer’s Site

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• Read more: Top 10 home theatre products for 2005

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My former employer Universal Electronics was selected by Denon with the Kameleon Technology to Simplify Control for Demanding Audiophiles. It is similar project I have been working on with my collegue Greg in the past. It was a lot of fun to get the technology of Universal to operate the Denon equipment.

Universal Electronics has been selected to supply advanced remote controls for certain models of Denon’s high-end amplifiers and tuners to be distributed in the United States, Europe and Asia. The new remote controls will be powered by UEI’s Kameleon "digital ink"- like technology that intelligently illuminates only active device keys for a uniquely intuitive graphical control interface. The relationship marks a further integration of UEI’s technology with high-end consumer electronics partners in Asia.

With its industrial design team, UEI produced a new line of high-end remotes in collaboration with Denon which offer users an intuitive way to control Denon’s A/V receivers via easy-to-use key layouts, groupings and overall ergonomic design. The remotes also feature UEI technologies which allow for IR learning, direct code setup, and code verification. UEI’s Kameleon technology makes use of electro luminescent display technologies provided by UK-based Pelikon Ltd., the world leader in the development and application of printed segmented electro luminescent Interface Display technology (pSEL) for consumer products.

Source: UEI

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My first post on this website.
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