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New Products - July/August 2003

Hot gear from the world of home entertainment
- By S&v Staff
- Posted June 30, 2003
Zenith Want a taste of DVD-Audio? Hey, at this price, why not? Zenith's affordable DVB252 five-disc DVD changer can handle the format, feeding high-res audio to your receiver or preamp through its multichannel analog audio output. And if you're sometimes in the mood for compressed audio, the player also reads MP3 and Windows Media Audio (WMA) files on CD-Rs and CD-RWs.
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New Products—June 2003

Hot gear from the world of home entertainment
- By S&v Staff
- Posted May 20, 2003
Fujitsu It's a whole new look for Fujitsu's Plasmavision. The 42-inch P42VHA20 has a lighter silver finish than previous models and front-panel controls discreetly located in the bottom righthand corner. It's also just 3 inches thick.
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New Products -- May 2003

Hot gear from the world of home entertainment.
- By S&v Staff
- Posted April 22, 2003
Denon The first universal player from Denon, the DVD-2900 will play both DVD-Audio discs and Super Audio CDs, and it has Dolby Digital and DTS decoders, too.
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New Products -- April 2003

Hot gear from the world of home entertainment.
- By S&v Staff
- Posted March 26, 2003
Go-Video To get all your computer's digital pictures and media clips over to your A/V system you'll need some kind of complicated newfangled interface contraption, right? Nope-all you need is Go-Video's D2730 DVD player, which can connect to your PC either through its PC Card Ethernet adapter or wirelessly with an optional Wi-Fi PC Card.
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New Products—February/March 2003

Hot gear from the world of home entertainment.
- By S&v Staff
- Posted February 24, 2003
JVC No room for one more component in your rack? How about half of one? At 2 1/4 inches thick, JVC's XV-N5SL DVD player won't crowd anyone. It still does everything a chubbier player can do, including deliver progressive-scan images through its component-video output and perform 2:3 pulldown to compensate for frame-rate differences between video and film.
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New Products--January 2003

Hot gear from the world of home entertainment.
- By S&v Staff
- Posted January 14, 2003
Harman Kardon Master of the digital domain-Harman Kardon's DPR 1001 Digital Path Receiver is designed to keep digital signals digital right up to the final output stage. It's rated to deliver 50 watts each to seven channels and can decode Dolby Digital EX and DTS-ES soundtracks.
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New Products -- December 2002

Hot gear from the world of home entertainment.
- By S&v Staff
- Posted December 3, 2002
Marantz

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New Products -- November 2002

Hot gear from the world of home entertainment.
- By S&v Staff
- Posted November 4, 2002
Sunfire Forget about separate power amps for your back surround speakers-Sunfire's Ultimate Receiver is rated to deliver 200 watts each to seven channels, which should satisfy even the most demanding Dolby Digital EX or DTS-ES soundtrack.
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New Products -- October 2002

Hot gear from the world of home entertainment.
- By S&v Staff
- Posted October 8, 2002
Kenwood

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New Products -- September 2002

Hot gear from the world of home entertainment.
- By S&v Staff
- Posted September 10, 2002
Harman Kardon

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New Products - July-August 2002

Hot gear fom the world of home entertainment.
- By S&v Staff
- Posted July 10, 2002
Sharp Flat-panel LCDs are starting to light up the TV world, and Sharp's 30-inch Aquos LC-30HV2U is one of the largest so far. With its wide 16:9 screen and 1,280 x 768-pixel (WXGA) resolution, the set is a respectable HDTV monitor, and its 3 1/2-inch depth makes it suitable for wall mounting.
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New Products -- June 2002

Hot gear from the world of home entertainment.
- By S&v Staff
- Posted June 11, 2002
Green Design Prefer your TV not in view when not in use? Green Design's Series 2 media armoire can keep it out of sight, but the beautifully finished solid cherrywood cabinet may catch your eye anyway. The top part can hold most 36-inch direct-view TVs, and the lower shelves are adjustable for the height of your gear.

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