GoPro Wi-Fi Remote

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Product Feature

• Total camera control including on/off; change mode; and start stop filming and take pictures
• Wearable and waterproof to 10-Feet / 3m
• Control up to 50 cameras from one remote
• Includes remote accessory kit ( Wifi Remote, Key Chain, Charging Cable)

Product Description

The Wi-Fi Remote provides total camera control of Wi-Fi enabled HD HERO cameras. Turn on/off; change mode; start/stop recording; and take photos and photo bursts. The wearable remote is waterproof to 10 ft / 3m to allow for control in surf, snow, or other wet conditions. HD HERO3 has integrated Wi-Fi; to use with HD HERO2 separate Wi-Fi Bacpac is required.

GoPro Wi-Fi Remote Review

Kind of spendy I thought but well worth it. You can hear the beep on the camera just fine to let you know it's recording on your head . A little trouble charging it up but now I know to take it off the usb port and shut it off before shutting my computer down. Otherwise it will discharge on you again. One less star but I love it. Wish it came with a strap to put on my arm and not in my pocket .

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Sony BDPSX910 Portable Blu-ray Player

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Product Feature

• 9-inch (diag.), high-resolution, widescreen LCD
• Up to 4.5-hour rechargeable battery
• 180-degree swivel, flip screen
• USB port to enjoy movies, music and pictures on the go and touch key controls for easy, convenient operation
• Car charger, AC adaptor and remote control are included (AV cable soldseparately)

Product Description

Stunning movies any way you look at it. This 9-inch(diag.), high-resolution, widescreen LCD monitor delivers Full HD 1080p quality across Blu-ray Disc Movies and has a rechargeable battery for up to 4.5-hours of viewing time. It also features a flip screen that swivels 180o to provide true all access entertainment.

Sony BDPSX910 Portable Blu-ray Player Review

I am very impressed with this portable Blu-ray player, especially since I purchased it when it was still $199. The picture is very clear and the color is great with newer Blu-ray discs. I have the unit set at half brightness and that is all I need. The volume is pretty good, but I think it could be better. If you are going to use this DVD player in the car, it might not be very loud unless you are using a headphone or earbuds. That being said, the unit only has one headphone jack, so only one person can enjoy the movie with quality sound in a louder-than-being-at-home environment.

That being said, the sound quality with good earbuds is great. I actually heard something in a movie I had never heard before even though I have seen the movie a number of times. Two headphone jacks and wifi would have made this unit close to perfect.

What I am most impressed about is the battery and that it basically lives up to its specs ... which I find rare with electronics. Sony says the battery will last up to four and a half hours. Also, the unit does not get hot on your lap.

Right off the charger I was able to get four hours and 25 minutes at half brightness (10). I wish it were a bit easier to check the battery besides shutting off the movie to see, but at least there is a flashing light on the unit to alert the viewer that the battery is about 20 minutes from dying. During my test, the light started flashing at four hours and five minutes.

I played a non-Blu-ray DVD and the picture and sound is good.

I played a music CD and the volume seemed louder than with a movie. It sounded very good.

I tried inserting a flash drive, but the unit said the drive was not supported. The only thing I can think of is that the drive contained more than just pictures, videos or music. Perhaps later I will delete a flash drive that I don't use and just add some pics, music and video to see if it works.

Hopefully this Blu-ray player lasts a really long time because it is a great unit for the price and included features.

Pros:

Price
Battery
Crisp picture especially with newer Blu-ray movies
Remote
Easy to use touch keys

Cons:

Only one headphone jacks
Volume with movies
Limited way to check of the battery
No wifi

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Gunnar Optiks INT-00100 Intercept Full Rim Advanced Video Gaming Glasses with Amber Lens Tint, Onyx Frame Finish

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Product Feature

• i-AMP technology, amber lens tint, anti-glare coatings and ultra-pure lens material help provide sharper, clearer vision for serious gamers
• Made of high tensile steel with an onyx frame finish and gently curved temples (arms)
• Curved nose rest to provide even weight distribution guaranteeing longwearing comfort without pressure points or fatigue
• Wide fit frame ideal for larger heads
• Comes with a 1-year limited warranty against manufacturing defects

Product Description

The Gunnar Optiks INT 00101 Intercept Full Rim Advanced Video Gaming Glasses is an excellent "out of the box" solution to improve your visual performance and reduce eye fatigue for those with 20/20 vision. Eyestrain, visual stress and dry eyes can be caused by extended periods of digital screen viewing. GUNNAR's digital eyewear filters out the harsh, high energy part of the spectrum and creates a more relaxed viewing experience to help your eyes focus more naturally. The amber lens tint, anti glare coatings and ultra pure lens material help provide sharper, clearer vision. Gunnar's i AMP lens technology is specifically engineered to reduce digital eyestrain, enhance viewing detail and protect the eyes of the serious gamer in order to stay focused and play longer. Made of acetate with an onyx frame finish, the INT 00101 Intercept optics has a full rim frame with a curved nose rest to provide even weight distribution guaranteeing longwearing comfort without pressure points or fatigue. The engineering grade injection polymers provide dimensional stability and long term durability and the gently curved temples (arms) with multi barrel hinges are designed to provide necessary retention to keep eyewear in place, conform and create rotational stability for long lasting fit. The Intercept is a wide fit frame ideal for larger heads. Comes in a 59 millimeter lens width, 18 millimeter bridge width and 132 millimeter temple length. The Gunnar Optiks INT 00101 Intercept Full Rim Advanced Video Gaming Glasses come with a 1 year limited warranty against manufacturing defects. When there is no time to blink, you need GUNNAR performance optics. GUNNAR Advanced Gaming Eyewear creates a more comfortable and rich visual experience, improving visual efficiency, endurance, and recovery, while combating eye fatigue during extended hours of gaming.

Gunnar Optiks INT-00100 Intercept Full Rim Advanced Video Gaming Glasses with Amber Lens Tint, Onyx Frame Finish Review

In short, this works I would buy it again.

The long story: I bought the MLG Phantom and the VAYPER before I finally settled on these. out of the 3 this one happens to be the most comfortable even though looking at the images you wouldn't think so. The other models actually irritated my eyes, and I have no idea why. they also were very uncomfortable on my nose and I felt they left too much of my field of view uncovered. this model though cheaper, fits me better, covers all the field of view I care about, and even with headphones on it still comfortable.

as for the promise of eye strain, yes it works. I bought these for that sole reason because the last couple of years I've had to stop playing some of the games I wanted because I couldn't bare it, my headache and eyestrain would go through the roof and even web surfing and reading on the computer was a forced chore that I had to endure for school. but with these, when I start getting eyestrain I put these on and it goes away.

don't let the yellow tint throw you off, once you get used to them you honestly do not notice it while gaming. you just completely forget that their is a tint, until you take them off. then everything looks shockingly blue when you do.

so again, they are comfortable, fit my head, I like them, they look cool, and they really do work. don't use these if your not sitting close to the screen though far off objects get slightly blurry. I am %100 happy with these, however DO NOT get these without ordering microfiber cloths and lens wipes/cleaner because they scratch easy and they get dirty way too easy. I use Zeiss wipes because they work and dry faster than most other wipes minimizing streaks.

Update 9/13/2013
These still work, and still get dirty waayy too easy. I try to clean them as few times as necessary because some minor scratches are starting to happen. You will never get these clean without a cloth and i suggest taking any measures you can to avoid getting scratches on the lens by blowing the dust off with compressed air before wiping the lens down with anything.

One thing ive noticed thats new to me, but apparently common to anyone who wears glasses: is that your eyes get tired, especially under the eyes in the bags. Its not eyestrain or anything you experience from looking at a monitor, just something related to the broad catagory of wearing glasses in general. It doesnt cause a headache, it doesnt disrupt your gameplay or reading, nor make your life hel* like eyestrain does, however it has made me want to go to sleep early on some nights.

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Denon AVR-X2000 7.1-Channel 4K Ultra HD Networking Home Theater AV Receiver with AirPlay

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Product Feature

• 7.1 channel, 95 watts, 7 channel power (8 ohms, 20Hz - 20 kHz, THD 0.08%
• 185 watts per channel maximum power (6 ohm, 1kHz, THD 10%, 1 channel driven)
• Networking with AirPlay, Pandora, & Spotify
• Dolby Pro Logic IIz, 4K Ultra HD scaling and pass through
• New setup assistant with enhanced GUI

Product Description

The AVR-X2000 is a powerful high-performance 7.1-channel A/V surround receiver that lets you enjoy 3D movies in remarkably spacious surround sound. This receiver is equipped with advanced video circuitry capable of upscaling video signals to 4K Ultra HD. Video images at this resolution are dazzlingly vibrant and sharp. The easy-to-follow instructions on your HDTV screen help you to quickly and easily set up the ideal acoustic parameters for your listening space. In addition, you can assign 2 channels of the AVR-X2000 ��s 7-channel amplifier to provide power for stereo speakers located in another room.

Denon AVR-X2000 7.1-Channel 4K Ultra HD Networking Home Theater AV Receiver with AirPlay Review

What is this?
The Denon AVR-X2000 is a home theater receiver designed for home theaters with a strong digital makeup.

Why do I need this?
Do you have a Blu-ray player? Then you need a home theater receiver. Home theaters have been an essential part of homes for the last 10 years. From 5.1 to 9.3 channels, a home theater can offer everything from a movie theater, to an audio sanctuary, to an arcade, to even an internet connected office with video conferencing capabilities. However, before any of that is to occur, you need the brains of a system, and the receiver is the mind of a home theater.

What do I have connected to this receiver?
Here's what is connected to my receiver.
Audio
Front Left: Aperion Audio 533-PT
Center: Aperion Audio 533-VAC
Front Right: Aperion Audio 533-PT
Surround Left: Aperion Audio 533-PT
Surround Right: Aperion Audio 533-PT

Video
CBL/SAT: Comcast Xfinity HD DVR
DVD: (Empty)
Blu-Ray: Sony VAIO VGX-TP20E Home Theater PC
Game: Xbox 360 (Second Generation)
Media Player: Playstation 3 (Second Generation)
Front HDMI: (Empty)
USB: External Hard Drives/iPhone 4S/iPad Minis

How did the setup go?
The setup is broken down into two stages, external and internal. The external stage simply is connecting your input devices to the receiver with your speakers. Fairly simple given we had banana plugs for our speakers and everything else was HDMI. I do have to mention, if you don't have your cables pre-labeled, no worries, Denon thought well of you and decided to add some cable labels in the box for you. How nice of them

Now, for the internal setup, which is rudimentary at best. It involves a 20-minute process of testing all of your connections and calibrating your speakers. The speaker calibration process, or as it's now known in my house, cats on acid, involves setting up your microphone in 8 different listening locations, while the receiver plays a continuous chirping sound from each speaker. Thus gauging the distance and output signals required for optimal sound. My advice is this...skip this step and prepare to spend some time calibrating your speakers. Seriously, the hour or two you spend doing this should provide an added benefit, plus, if you screw up beyond all belief, you can always plug in the mic and calibrate it that way.

How does it sound?
I have problems reviewing sound quality of receivers, mostly because the sound quality of the receiver depends wholly on the makeup of the components. This is why I have listed the components of my home theater above to give you some form of reference.
As for my home theater, once I completed the calibration phase and got the speakers to the preferred levels, I ran the standard fare of sound testing. First up was The Dark Knight on Blu-ray being played through the PS3. I set the receiver to the most suitable sound mode, DolbyHD. The test scene was Chapter 19, or you might remember it as the scene where Harvey Dent is being transported and the Joker is chasing him with the semi-truck. I always use this scene because it has the best mixture of music, dialogue, and explosion action. The sound processing was pretty impressive. I will note, that during the process of reviewing this receiver, I went through this scene about 15 times because I had to modify the levels of the surround channels. However, once properly set, the channel differentiation was impressive and deep. The Tumbler crash scene is where you want to focus on as you can notice chunks of debris landing all around you. That let's me know that for movies, this receiver is set.

Now, for music, I set it to my HTPC, cranked on Spotify...."WAIT, doesn't this receiver have Spotify loaded on it, why are you using your computer then?" Um, I ask the questions, I will get to the Spotify feature next, thanks. Anyway, Spotify on the home theater PC was up and going. This is where I began running the gamut of sound modes trying to find the most filling from my system. Again, this is where trying to review sound is kind of silly. I prefer my music to be played out of all five channels with a preference to have the speech portion coming from all five channels. Some people prefer the speech to come from the center channel while the music comes out the two front speakers in a true purist Stereo form. For me, I set the receiver to Matrix, and was satisfied.

How well does the Pandora & Spotify streaming feature work?
The idea of streaming your music purely from your receiver seems easy and noble enough. However, it's the execution of this feature that makes you stick to traditional means. Here is the issue I've been having since the first day of operation. I would go to either the Media Server or Internet Radio modes, and instantly the word wonky comes to my vocabulary. I either have problems with serious lagging or connection failures. So is this an issue with the internet connection or with the firmware. I have this receiver connected to an AC bridge with Gigabit ports. I have this bridge connected to a home theater PC that performs exceptionally well with this bridge. So I can't say it's an issue with not enough bandwidth going to the receiver. I'm hoping this is a firmware issue that can be addressed in an update release. Until then, I'm reserved to using my HTPC for my streaming purposes.

How well does the AirPlay feature work?
Not going to be deterred by the underwhelming performance of the streaming features, let's check out how well AirPlay performs. Let's start off with my iPhone, I use my iPhone for most of my musical delivery. Bringing up Spotify, choosing a song, tap the album cover to bring up the song menu, from there, you should see a rectangle and triangle symbol to the right of the volume bar, good, now activate your AirPlay feature. Hey look at that, it comes up. Playing around with it for a few minutes, it works okay, but it still comes off as in beta mode than ready for wide release. For example, looking at the song time counter, it seems to be reading 20 minutes and 55 seconds into a song, which is bothersome since the song is only 5 minutes and 11 seconds long. Little snags like this can be cleared up with possible firmware releases. So I'm not going to knock it a lot. Just in case you were wondering, for music purposes, you can bring up Pandora and obviously iTunes/Podcasts.

As for movies go, nope. Moving on.

How well does the mobile remote app work?
Here's where the receiver shines, or at least the app does. The receiver might be getting four stars, but the remote app by itself it worth 5 stars itself. Let's cover the basics, yes, you can fully control your receiver using your iPhone, as there isn't a dedicated iPad app, unless you use the iPhone app on the iPad. Like I said, you can control most if not all of the receiver functions, and then some. The first thing you are going to want to do with the app is adjust the shortcuts. Hold down the input area, and a scroll menu comes up for you to choose each of the 8 shortcuts you prefer to have access to. Next up is the audio modes feature, this is the easiest way to access your audio modes as with the stand-alone remote, you can't always access all of the audio modes. The remote app is the quickest hack and get-around to that problem. Now here is where the app proves itself. Do you have a NAS or a media library in your home? Do you have an Xbox or PS3? Go ahead and check the devices tab and you will notice that the Xbox 360 is labeled there. (The PS3 can be added by you have to manually enter the IP address of the PS3.) You can then access your NAS or media library from your phone. Welcome to the 21st. century.

Are there any features missing that should be added?
Yes, would it really kill electronic makers to add Wi-Fi or Bluetooth capabilities to their device? Not every home theater is located where the Internet was installed. For my home, the Internet was installed in what is now my youngest son's room, because it's an old house, that's where it had to go. However, my home theater is in my living room. Having to utilize a bridge is kind of annoying, but I make do. Bluetooth would be nice to utilize for the remote feature, again though, I make do with what I have for.

Are there any comparable models?
Let's just run down the list of other models you could look at...
Pioneer: Elite VSX - 70
Yamaha: RX - A730
Onkyo: TX - NR626

I chose these three receivers based on model level, price point, and feature set. All four receivers, with the AVR - X2000 included have pretty much the similar feature listing. Whether or not how each performs depends on the individual testing. As price goes, they are all within $100 of the list price of the Denon model.

For the money, is it worth it?
Let's face reality here for a second. I know some people dream of having a home theater system where televisions pop out of fish tanks or speakers are mounted in 200 directions. However, about 95 percent of you are like me and live in a residential zone in a city. Meaning, your home theater capabilities are limited to zoning and noise ordinance laws. My last receiver was a Pioneer Elite VSX - 94. It was a $1,750 beast that was masterful in what it was built to do. However, I spent a lot of time watching movies with my remote in my hand, constantly turning it up and down to hear muted dialogue and turn down over rampant explosions. For all that money I spent, it was kind of wasted in the fact that I could never utilize it's full girth of abilities. It's like owning a Lamborghini in a city full of school zones. So if I had to make a suggestion for a home theater receiver, at this time, I would suggest the Denon AVR - X2000. Yes, the lack of streaming capabilities is annoying, but I also view it as harmless since I get the same features via other means, and with better performance. However, the remote app's abilities plus the processing abilities of this receiver make it quite clear that it could perform in most home theater situations.

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Panasonic VIERA TY-CC20W Skype Communication Camera

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Product Feature

• Slim and Stylish Design 180 x 16 mm
• High Picture Quality Communication Camera
• Easy Installation

Product Description

Featuring 1280 x 720p HD resolution, this camera allows you to just sit back on the couch and enjoy clear conversations with family and friends on the biggest screen in your home. This Panasonic communication camera has been designed with your Panasonic TV in mind and helps to provide you with a high quality video and audio experience. Simply turn on your Internet-connected HDTV to make or answer a video call on Skype. You can call anyone who has a webcam and Skype account -- on their PC, Mac, or TV. With 4 directional microphones, this Skype communication camera picks up your voice clearly and helps to reduce noise and echo for clearer conversation. 4 Directional Microphones With 4 directional microphones, this Skype communication camera picks up your voice clearly and helps to reduce noise and echo for clearer conversation. Simple Plug Setup Using this Skype communication camera is easy! Simply plug the camera's USB cable (USB 2.0) into your Skype-enabled HDTV, log into your Skype account and start calling.

Panasonic VIERA TY-CC20W Skype Communication Camera Review

Because I couldn't confirm it anywhere on the web I wasn't sure that this webcam would work with the Panasonic DMP-BDT220 Integrated Wi-Fi 3D Blu-ray DVD Player we had recently purchased but I thought I'd give it a shot. The webcam arrived quickly. I opened the box, placed the webcam on the top back of our Panasonic Plasma HDTV (no mounting, it just sticks there via a magnetic base), plugged the webcam USB cable into the back of Blu-ray player, powered up the HDTV & Blu-ray player, entered my Skype account username & password in the Blu-ray player's internet software area, and Skyped with a family member 1,500 miles away as big as life on our 50" plasma TV in the living room.
What could be easier than 5 minutes total set-up? And the Skype video chat was so much clearer and crisper than the webcam on my laptop computer. The audio was also good because it was coming through our home theater system. I am so excited that we will be able to be in the living room as a family and Skype with other extended family members during the holidays! (Extra info: our Panasonic VIERA TC-P50X3 Plasma HDTV is a 2011 model and the Panasonic DMP-BDT220 Blu-ray player is a 2012 model. The box for the Panasonic TY-CC20W webcam says that it is for "2012 VIERA TVs and Blu-ray Products". Make sure that your TV and Blu-ray player have the latest Panasonic firmware updates.)

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