Other gear > Home entertainment Home > Other gear > Home entertainment Articles Playing with my Wii Computing Unplugged Magazine - February 2007 That title sounds so bad. After having it sit in a box for five days while he worked on various publishing deadlines, Editor-in-Chief David Gewirtz finally hooked up his very own, personal Wii gaming system. This article contains his first impressions. Create musical joystick mash-ups with the StikAx Computing Unplugged Magazine - December 2005 This could have been such a great product. If you're a fan of TV, you're probably familiar with "Saturday Night Live" and the show's Not Ready for Prime Time Players. While the StikAx has an enormous amount of potential, it too isn't ready for prime time. For our review of this very interesting, yet flawed device, read this review. NoiseBuster, who you gonna call? Computing Unplugged Magazine - November 2005 Senior Editor James Booth has been curious about noise-canceling headphones for quite some time, but is too cheap to actually buy them. Imagine his elation when we were approached by Pro Tech Communications to cover their NoiseBuster noise-canceling headphones. Read on to find out how well the NoiseBusters work, and how they compare to the competition. Move over Fabio, it's the Pavio Computing Unplugged Magazine - November 2005 In this article, Senior Editor James Booth examines the Pavio from DateXX, a new entry into the portable digital theater/media player field. Find out what kind of features the Pavio brings to the table and what makes it stand out. No Fabio required. A subjective introduction to HDTV Computing Unplugged Magazine - September 2004 We're starting a new Getting Started With HDTV series in Computing Unplugged Magazine. We begin our comprehensive coverage of HDTV with this article, a subjective overview of HDTV from the perspective of a new viewer. Is HDTV for you? Read Editor-in-Chief David Gewirtz' article for the answer. Protect your rights and help fight the Broadcast Flag Computing Unplugged Magazine - July 2004 It appears that the U.S. government is again looking at a bill that will substantially degrade our rights as consumers, while simultaneously not even helping the corporate interests it appears to protect. Matt Haughey, who runs one of our favorite blogs, PVRblog wrote what is probably the most cogent explanation of the Broadcast Flag proposal we've read. Please read it, and then contact EFF or your local congresscritter and tell them what you think. Special thanks to Matt for allowing us to republish it here. Wirelessly connect to your Xbox using the Linksys WET11 Wireless Ethernet Bridge Computing Unplugged Magazine - May 2003 In this interesting article, our own David Gewirtz reviews the Linksys WET11 Wireless Ethernet Bridge. He also clearly explains where this device fits into your network and why it might be useful to you--especially if you're trying to wirelessly connect your Xbox or TiVo to the rest of your network. New weapon in the remote control wars PalmPower Magazine - September 2000 The universal remote control is probably the single greatest invention in the cause of relaxation. With it, you can manipulate your entire electronic environment from the comfort of your couch. However, a war is now raging in the realm of universal remote controls between home theater purists with their expensive, specialized devices and Palm device users, armed with the OmniRemote application. Michael Compeau has returned from the trenches of this heated conflict with news of a new weapon called ORDesktop that will surely make OmniRemote the ultimate victor. Sega Dreamcast: Windows CE's newest family member Pocket PC Life Magazine - November 1999 The holiday season is quickly coming upon us. If you have children (of any age) living in your household, you've likely heard the name "Sega Dreamcast" mentioned to you a few times as a strong suggestion for a Christmas or Hanukkah present. Read this fun article by senior technical editor Jason Perlow to get the scoop on the latest and greatest in games for the Windows CE-based Sega Dreamcast. David on WebTV, satellites, and Dreamcast Pocket PC Life Magazine - October 1999 It's been a while since Editor-in-Chief David Gewirtz had a nice one-on-one, he-writes, you-read sort of conversation with our readership. Wait no longer. In this column, David covers such diverse topics as WebTV service, Sega's Windows CE-based Dreamcast, and moving.

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