| | Welcome to the weekend edition of the home theater newsletter. First up, I have a review of Yamaha's YSP-2200 Digital Sound Projector. Also, Pioneer has added the final touches to its 2011 Elite home theater receiver line-up. Check out all the details. Next, find out about the new initiative to standardize 3D glasses. Follow Me On Twitter and Facebook | | Yamaha YSP-2200 Digital Sound Projector System - Review If you don't want to clutter up your room with speakers to get surround sound, there may be an alternative for you: the Yamaha YSP-2200. This system looks like a sound bar/subwoofer system, but is actually a digital sound projector that combines 16 individual speakers (referred to as beam drivers) housed in a central unit with an external subwoofer. The YSP-2200 features audio decoding and processing for most Dolby and DTS surround sound formats and its HDMI inputs are compatible with both 3D and Audio Return Channel. Optional add-ons are also available that enable users to plug in an iPod, iPhone, or Bluetooth adapter. To find out more about Yamaha YSP-2200, and if it is the right audio solution for you, read my review and supplementary photo profile. Photos(c) Robert Silva - Licensed to About.com (click on photo for larger view). | Pioneer SC-55 and SC-57 AV Receivers - Profile If you are interested in moving up to the high-end when comes to a new home theater receiver, Pioneer may have just the ticket for you with the two latest entries in their Elite line-up, the SC-55 and SC-57. Incorporating THX Certification, powerful 140 watt-per-channel amplifiers, assignable 9.1 channel speaker configuration, extensive video processing, network connectivity, internet radio, and custom installation control integration, these units have just about everything you could possibly need in a home theater receiver. For more details, and there a lot of them, read my product profile of the Pioneer Elite SC-55 and SC-57 home theater receivers. Photo (c) Pioneer Electronics | Panasonic, Samsung, Sony, and XpanD Team Up on 3D Glasses One of the real sore spots with 3D TVs that use the active shutter glasses system is the incompatibility across brands...As a result, Panasonic and XpanD are heading up a wider industry effort to bring 3D TV makers together to solve this problem, which is dubbed the "Full HD 3D Glasses Initiative"...Read more. | MPAA Legal Action Halts Zediva DVD Streaming Service | | | | Home Theater Ads | | | | Featured Articles | | | | | | Sign up for more free newsletters on your favorite topics | | | | You are receiving this newsletter because you subscribed to the About Home Theater newsletter. If you wish to change your email address or unsubscribe, please click here. About respects your privacy: Our Privacy Policy Contact Information: 249 West 17th Street New York, NY, 10011 © 2011 About.com | | | | Must Reads | | Advertisement | |
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