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At today’s Munich High End Show Naim launched their new HDX 400GB Music player.
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The New Linn Majik LP12
Apr 25
The High End Society 2008 fair takes place at Munich’s M.O.C. A staggering 18,373 m² (60,278 ft²) of floor space will be filled with everything from vinyl albums to ultra high-end audio gear. Over 225 confirmed registrations have been received to date, with 24 countries represented. A total of 700 brands from Germany and abroad will be seen during this event.
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When Oppo decided to exit the DVD deck business with a bang, it actually did precisely that. According to a recent review of the firm's last DVD spinner over at CNET, the DV-983H was summed up as practically the “ultimate standard-def disc player,” with excellent image quality on DVDs, great upconverting……
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T+W Marketing invited us to this special event showcasing the application of Cinema Widescreen systems to high end custom installation projects.
Screen Research Motorised Screen
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Sennheiser announced today the induction of audio pioneer Prof. Dr. Fritz Sennheiser into the Consumer Electronics Association’s CE Hall of Fame. The 95-year-old founder of Sennheiser electronic GmbH & Co. KG is one of 12 honorees to be inducted in 2008, and has been chosen by the expert jury in the category Founders and Inventors.
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House of Linn, an independently owned company located in a home with 4 dedicated showrooms for all Linn products, has just announced House Visits, a new service offering free Linn LP12 and Linn system checks to Linn owners in Lancashire, Cheshire and Yorkshire, who, for whatever reason, no longer have a Linn dealer. House of Linn provide a check list and advice with recommendations for upgrade or simply offer a chargeable re-set and overhaul service.
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Oppo has been at the forefront of the up-conversion DVD player market for a couple of years now. A few months ago they released the DV-981HD, a 1080p up-conversion DVD player, but it was missing something – component video jacks. Sure, HDMI might be the cool kid on the playground but there are still……
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