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Thiel Goes to Online Sales with Amazon.com World renowned loudspeaker company Thiel Audio has announced that seven models from their award winning lineup have become available through Amazon.com for the US market.

E3 2010: 3D, Games and Peripherals Galore Forget about death and taxes - it's video games that are as inevitable as they are pervasive. Regardless of the economy, 2010 E3 showed that video game entertainment is waiting to grab your dollars.

HDMI is Dead. Introducing HDBaseT Networking HDMI is dead. How can we say this? Because we have seen the future and it is HDBaseT. HDBaseT technology runs over STANDARD Cat5e/6 cable and does audio, video, power, networking, USB and more.

Cyberlockers and Streaming - the New Piracy Threat It used to be that movie studios feared illegal downloads - and in part they still do. But now professional companies offering cheap digital movie streaming are the new piracy. And studios are scared.

Hulu Plus $9.99 per month on iPhone, iPad, Samsung & Vizio For some time now everyone has been asking the question - how quickly will Hulu make it to the big (and little) screen? That question has been answered. Now. And for just $9.99 per month.

128GB BDXL Blu-ray - Extra Large, Extra Incompatible On Friday the Blu-ray Disc Association (BDA) announced the finalization and release of the specifications for BDXL, the new multi-layer recordable Blu-ray Disc format with up to 128GB of capacity.

WARNING: 3D Video Hazardous to Your Health 3DS and 3D HDTV health risk. The truth is that prolonged viewing of 3D video may be even more harmful than the consumer electronics industry wants you to know.

The Axiom Audio Blind Listening Test Overview This year's visit to Axiom brought about their announcement of their new V3 series of loudspeakers and running me through their blind listening test. It was an enjoyable and enlightening experience.

FCC Confronted with Congressional Regulation Forces are at work to clamp down on the FCC's ability to regulate and tax the Internet. Congressmen Jim DeMint, from South Carolina, said he would soon introduce a bill that would reform it.

Twonky and Rovi Digital Media Go Mobile Last week was the 10th annual Detroit Telematics Conference, a two-day demo of futuristic mobile technology. The buzz this year was all over mobile apps and platforms as part of a digital ecosystem.