Month: December 2010

Polls – Do You Still Beat Your Wife? – Ask the wrong questions and you’ll get the wrong answers.

News

When tackled with the concept of Net Neutrality, most people can get lost in the minutia. That’s what a study by Rasmussen Research proved. Or did it? Maybe they stacked the deck by asking the wrong questions.

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Higher Bit-Rate Music Streaming – There Is Hope

Audiophile Music

Audiophiles love high quality music. And more and more, high resolution streaming is becoming available. But there are definitely some...

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Apple TV Poised to Sell Over 1 Million Units

Audiophile News

Apple introduced a second generation Apple TV, which took the device away from a model with a hard drive to one that is streaming only. Now...

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Lotus Group Announces New Flagship AC Cable

Cables

Cables can make a difference to a system, even a simple AC cable. However, the Avatar II AC cable from the Lotus Group is not just a simple cable. It is an impressively designed component.

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Sony Launches Music Streaming Service – The sound of one shoe dropping…

Audiophile Music

Sony has released a new streaming music service for consumers, one which might put it ahead of its competition in terms of access but could...

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Retro Styling: Form Following Foggy Recollections of Old Stuff

Analog

What is the deal with retro styling? It's one thing when it is applied to a pair of jeans. It is quite another when it is applied to an...

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Is Flat Sales Growth Such a Bad Thing?

Audiophile News

Reuters releases a new bulletin that warned that the digital download business might be in trouble. However, upon looking closer, Steven Stone found a few logical flaws in the reasoning of this assumption.

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Was Don Was Right or Was He Wrong?

News

Don Was bemoaned the loss of liner notes with iTunes, speculating that it is contributing to the loss of the album experience. However,...

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Was Don Was Right or Was He Wrong?

News

Don Was bemoaned the loss of liner notes with iTunes, speculating that it is contributing to the loss of the album experience. However,...

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Why “Made in China” Doesn’t Mean What You Think It Means

Audiophile Music

Made in Chine is a ubiquitous term, earning scorn from many. However that scorn may not be well earned as a new report shows that not as much money is being diverted to China as you might think.

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John Varvatos and McIntosh – Is This The Future?

News

At the 2010 Rockey Mountain Audio Fest, Steven Stone had a conversation about what the future of audio retail needs to be to survive, but...

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John Varvatos and McIntosh – Is This The Future?

News

At the 2010 Rockey Mountain Audio Fest, Steven Stone had a conversation about what the future of audio retail needs to be to survive, but...

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Home Theater Review’s 2010 Best of Home Theater Awards

Audiophile News

Every year, Home Theater Review, Audiophile Review’s parent site, compiles a list of the best components of that year. In all categories. Here is an examination of the 2010 list of the year’s best of the best.

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The Detroit Symphony Orchestra Strike

News

The Detroit Symphony Orchestra musicians are locked in a long and difficult battle. For information on what is going on in Detroit and if...

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