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Articles Written by: SONIA ZJAWINSKI
I find that the media room tends to be one of the hardest rooms to organize and decorate. Not only are you battling with the best (visually and acoustically) ways to place your television, peripherals, and speakers, but you have to battle with hiding ...
Courtesy of Kraken Opus At left, a note from Michael Jackson requesting the illustration on the right. From the Michael Jackson photo anthology, “The Michael Jackson Opus,” published by Kraken Opus.
This December, Michael Jackson comes back to life ...
Most people are aware of the dangers of trying to multitask while driving, but most continue to do it anyway.
A game illustrates the potential consequences of distractions like texting on your driving ability.
Tara Parker-Pope invites you to train for ...
Ever since gaming consoles decided to connect to broadband, a slew of companies have popped up offering plug-ins to expand your gaming system to do much more than play games. One of those companies is Media Mall, maker of the PlayOn ...
There are several ways to watch online videos from the comfort of your living room couch. I’ve tested several over the past few months, including the Apple TV, Boxee for ATV, and PlayOn for the PS3, Wii, and Xbox 360. In this final installment (for now, ...
Having your portrait painted was once a mark of the upper crust, an ostentatious exercise in self-aggrandizement. Now it has trickled down to the Facebook masses. In 2008, when artist Matt Held wanted to hone his skills painting human subjects, he ...
From SONIA ZJAWINSKI,
Wired,
5 Aug 2009
From left: Wii Motion Plus controller, used in conjunction with Nintendo's popular Wii gaming system; the KendiTech Camera Zoom software software for the iPhone camera in use, and the Panasonic DMP-B15, the world's first portable Blu-Ray DVD player. ...
From SONIA ZJAWINSKI,
Denver Post,
8 Jun 2009
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The average movie fan has been quick to embrace the convenience of streaming films from Netflix, iTunes, and Amazon.com. But for discerning cineasts, those libraries are too mainstream, the video quality is shabby, and the director's commentary (a ...
From SONIA ZJAWINSKI,
Wired,
4 Jun 2009
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Netflix
Mark this day in your calendar. On June 1, 2009, Blu-ray officially jumped the shark — and you can thank Panasonic for that.
On Monday, the consumer-electronics company announced it was bringing to market the DMP-B15, the world’s first portable ...
You can then watch shows as you would on your computer, but there is a major problem: to get video to fit on a large screen requires you to zoom in, resulting in oversized pixels on the TV screen. To watch Netflix and Amazon VOD content, which both use ...
