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April 16, 2012

Mirage MX 5.1 Channel Miniature High-Performance Speaker System, Set of 6, Black Sale


Average Mirage MX 5.1 Channel Miniature High-Performance Speaker System, Set of 6, Black Rating :
Rating: 4.8

List Price : $1,200.00 Price : Too low to display
Mirage MX 5.1 Channel Miniature High-Performance Speaker System, Set of 6, Black

Product Description

Includes five palm size speakers


  • Includes small compact subwoofer cube
  • Sleek and stylish high gloss black cabinets
  • Magnetically shielded to avoid TV interference


Mirage MX 5.1 Channel Miniature High-Performance Speaker System, Set of 6, Black Reviews


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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars Nice little system, July 28, 2011
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I found that the sound from this system was little less than I was expecting after reading all of the reviews online and especially through CNet. It was one of their top 5 systems I believe.

As such, I was expecting great things. I have had to settle for good things. The sound is good. I wanted an unobtrusive set up in our new place, and on that point the system delivers. Nice little speakers, appear to be of quality manufacture, but I find I have to drive them a little harder than my old Klipsch Quintet. Nonetheless, I like the system.
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6 of 7 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Tiny but powerful, May 2, 2011
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I bought these speakers for my living room, 10x20' or so. I was worried they wouldn't be loud enough, or that I'd have to turn it all the way up to make it loud. These are some of the most crisp speakers I've heard in a while, and plenty loud enough for the living room, and other big rooms. The bass isn't window rattling, but it blends in so well with the rest of the system, and the other speaker, everything sounds so natural. I would highly recommend these to any of my friends. It goes as loud as I like it, and then has more to spare. The size of the speaker makes them unimposing on the wall, and is a pleasant surprise to anyone who hears them "those are really loud for tiny speakers"
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5 of 6 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Everything I Wanted And More!!!!, December 13, 2011
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I've been looking for small, powerful speakers with great sound quality and that's what I got. I use these speakers first for what they are meant, a surround sound system and second to listen to live steaming music from Pandora.

I must say that part of my instant and overwhelming love of these speakers are in part based on what they are replacing, a 5.1 mini JBL system. I had that system for 10 years and always loved how it performed even though I knew it could be out done. About 3 years ago I decided I would replace the JBL system and after reading the reviews the Mirage MX 5.1 seemed my best option. The price was the only thing that held me back. When the price dropped on Black Friday this year I jumped at it.

I'm the production manager for a national jazz festival and I know what a good professional sound system sounds like. I also know that any system worth it's weight will need to be adjusted for the space it's in. I followed the speaker placement... Read more
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November 1, 2011

Why Are Plasma TVs So Slim?

Why Are Plasma TVs So Slim?

By: Ted Belfour
If plasma TVs can be so thin, why have we spent decades with those bulky, oversized television sets taking up an entire corner of the room? The answer is in the technology.

To understand why plasma TVs can be so thin, you should start by understanding why traditional television sets of the past couldn't be. Those televisions typically used tubes as the means to producing the pictures. There were several problems with tubes, including their size. The size of tubes inside a television set depended on the amount of screen space the picture was expected to fill.

The technology wasn't put to the "size test" until people became disenchanted with the typical 20-inch screen and started demanding larger screens. Manufacturers were happy to meet the demands, but there was a problem. The dimensions of tubes are predetermined. If you want a bigger screen, you have to be prepared to project a larger picture. Larger picture demands a larger tube. It's always been a given that the size of the television set was dependent on the amount of "stuff" that had to be fitted inside. Larger tubes meant larger cases.

If you consider the average size of a 20-inch television set that used tube technology, you can imagine how big the case would have to be in order to project a picture for a 32-inch, 40-inch or larger screen.

By contrast, a plasma TV doesn't need the tubes in order to project the picture. Plasma TV, by its very technology, can be housed in a very thin case. Instead of having tubes that project a picture onto that big screen, the plasma TV works by lighting up the phosphorous coating at various times to create the images prescribed by the signal.

The result is that plasma TV screens require very little space other than the room for the screen and the phosphorous. In fact, the entire packages are actually thin enough that they can be mounted - creating a viewing experience only to be imagined with the tube-type television technology. It also means that the thickness of the screen can remain virtually constant, even while the width and height of the screen increases dramatically.

When you consider where the technology is, and where it's come from, you'll see that the huge television sets of a decade ago weren't merely a fad. Those cases weren't created that large simply to provide a shelf for mom's favorite flower arrangement or the wedding photo. It was just a matter of providing a case for the technology.
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October 27, 2011

Searching the Web for LCD Monitor With TV Tuner

Searching the Web for LCD Monitor With TV Tuner

By: Ryan Tenney
Are you searching for a LCD monitor with TV tuner? Are you on a budget and looking for a decent LCD monitor with TV tuner that is in your price range? The internet is a great place to start your search for a LCD monitor with TV tuner. Here you can not only read reviews and get an idea of what kind of model you are looking for, but you can also comparison shop to find the best deal on the web for a LCD monitor with TV tuner.

A great place to start your search for a LCD monitor with TV tuner is through Consumer Reports. They will give you unbiased reviews of the LCD monitors with TV tuners out there. You can find Consumer Reports online at www.consumerreports.org.

If you are the type of person who needs to see in person what it is they will be buying, then it is a good idea to visit a major big box retailer in order to get an idea of what kind of LCD monitor with TV tuner you are interested in. Make sure you take a pad and pencil with you so you can write down the model numbers of the LCD monitors with TV tuners that you liked the best. This will give you a good place to start comparison shopping.

Here are a couple tips if you decide to buy a LCD monitor with TV tuner for yourself online as opposed to a bricks and mortar store. First of all, you need to take into consideration the cost of shipping and what that will add to the overall price. Let's say you find the LCD monitor with TV tuner model you've been searching for online, it is in your price range and it appears to be a couple hundred dollars less than it would be if you bought it at a major retailer. Shipping could easily add an extra couple hundred dollars to the total price, so you wouldn't be getting much of a deal after all.

Another thing to consider when shopping for a LCD monitor with TV tuner online is that you should shop through a reputable dealer. Before whipping out your credit card you want to make sure that they are a reputable business and offer a warranty as well as everything else you would get from shopping at a reputable bricks and mortar store such as one that might be located near your house.

That being said, LCD monitors with TV tuners currently available on the market change often so it's hard to write a review that will stay valid for a long time. Things change often, so it might be best to just stop by our site and see what we have to offer you today.

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September 22, 2011

LCD HDTV Buying Tips


If this doesn't get you excited, then nothing will. LCD TV have become all the rage and there is nothing better than a big screen TV. And when you couple LCD TV with HDTV, look out. An amazing physical display combined with a fantastic output. This is what is happening in LCD TV technology today.

If you are like most people looking to replace your TV, you've probably been paying close attention to High Definition Television sets (HDTV). Unlike the previous generation of TV, which used analog signals to transmit information, HDTV use digital signals to transmit a signal and receive and display information directly on the television set. The HDTV also use a High-Resolution digital television set and Dolby Digital surround sound. The combination of the two creates incredible pictures and sounds the best available on the market to date. HDTV television offers viewers a level of detail they haven't seen before: including a resolution about five times higher than that of analog TV.

The main thing to remember when you are shopping for HDTV set is that just because a television is digital it does not mean it is necessarily HDTV compatible. There are two levels below the HD level (standard definition TV and enhanced definition TV), both of which are vastly better than analog televisions but still of considerably lower quality than a LCD TV- HD-TV set. Since the FCC has mandated that all television sets eventually switch from analog to digital, you should know the differences between the different types of digital TV.

Here are some tips. When looking to purchase a HDTV, remember to compare the difference in picture resolution, audio features, and pixels. HDTV requires a minimum of 720 horizontal scanning lines (enhanced definition TV, while considerably higher than standard definition TV, only features a minimum of 480 scanning lines) and the resolution on a HDTV is 1920 x 1080 compared to enhance definition TV, which only has a resolution of 1280 x 780.

When you experience a HDTV image and then compare it to other TV technology on the market, the difference will be clear. With HD everything looks and sounds far more realistic than on any other type of system. We think that once you see a big screen LCD TV with HDTV, the choice will be clear.

This is just the tip of the iceberg when looking for a HD LCD TV. In fact, many of the most important tips haven't been mentioned here. Learn about LCD TV before buying.

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September 15, 2011

Different Of Plasma And LCD HDTV


The buying of large-screen TVs has absolutely skyrocketed lately. It seems that everyone wants one and with good reason. The large-screen TV has come a long way from those faded-out behemoths of old that took up half your living room and never really produced a picture of decent quality. Now, however, especially in combination with HDTV, you can get not only a nice, large picture, but a crisp, clean one too.

Once you decide that you're ready for a large-screen TV, you quickly discover that you only really have two main options a plasma TV or a LCD TV. Plasma TVs were first on the scene, but the recent mass production of LCD TVs by major manufactures has put LCD TVs pretty much on equal footing with plasmas. That said, you will still have to make a choice.

If you're like most people, you not only have no idea how the two differ, you don't even know the areas you should be considering to determine how they differ. However they do indeed differ, and knowing the difference is extremely important if you're going to get the TV that's right for you.

You can essentially boil the differences between plasmas and LCD into twelve basic points. In some areas, plasmas will win out. In other areas, LCD will win out. In yet other areas, it will depend on your own personal taste to decide who wins out.

The twelve ways plasma TV and LCD TV differ are the following:

1. The first is a technical issue, and may seem a little boring, but it really does affect other areas. Plasmas TVs are made of chemical compounds called phosphors. LCD TVs use millions of liquid crystals.

2. The next section is related to how big the TVs are and the availability of larger sizes. You have a wider selection of larger-size TVs with plasmas (though LCD are catching up).

3. The next section is small size, which is also important. Plasmas don't come in smaller sizes, which you will need for places like the kitchen.

4. Next is viewing angle. Plasmas tend to have a wider viewing angle (though, again, LCD are catching up).

5. Although the manufacturers may not like to admit it, each can suffer from certain problems. Plasmas can suffer from burn-in effect; LCD don't.

6. Another problem area, but for LCD, is delay. LCD cans produce a jagged figure when in motion. Plasmas tend to do better. HDTV improves this dramatically for both.

7. The next area is life span. You can replace the light source with  the LCD, thereby bringing your original picture back. With plasmas you can't.

8. In the next few sections, the theme of  picture quality is considered. First, color: LCD produce sharp, lively colors. Plasmas produce warmer and more accurate colors.

9. Next is brightness levels and the TVs ability to handle different lighting. LCD tends to do better in bright-light conditions.

10. Also related to picture quality is black levels. Plasmas tend to produce blacker blacks.

11. Another area to consider contrast range. Plasmas, "technically," produce a higher contrast range.

12. Last, and certainly not least, is pricing. At the moment, plasmas tend to run little cheaper, but this is changing rapidly as LCD flood into the market. By the time you read this, in fact, there may be no difference at all.

Essentially, which one is right for you will all comes down to taste: What potential negatives will you not really notice? What positives do you want more of? What do you really want the TV for ? movies, sports, news, regular TV shows? Both plasmas and LCD have strong advocates in their corners. Both having deliriously happy customers. However those happy customers are only happy because they knew what they wanted before they made their purchase. If you want to make the right choice, you'll have to decide what it is you want and which of the two TVs can best give you that.

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September 8, 2011

LED TV Monitor

All the brand names manufacturer that has been confirmed from the start, over the years using LED technology also creates a lot of TV and the use of innovative. This advanced technology industry with more than hundreds of thousands of customers around the LED's, they showed once again that you can expect only the best.



Of course, if you're going to buy a new monitor with the latest patches have been applied to this technology. You will be equipped with the best quality, you can only use your breath away. After you plug them. You get the beauty of art with a processor that is produced from a microchip 10bit, offering excellent and A powerful video processing and resolution of several high-quality movies and TV screen LED, display different today from 4 inches to 120 inches, and more. In addition, we create a cinema-like audio quality and a high definition video to the buyer in the home theater experience is amazing. By using the dynamic developer who has managed to stop and reflect on the best terms. As LED technology for low power devices, their energy star seal for products that are environmentally friendly. Further with more power than you will definitely cut the cost of electricity to the competitive advantage of the device that is placed on the power LED 3-dimensional Y / C comp filter, digital and designed to produce digital audio signals. Quality MPEG without distortion. In addition, you will be able to select seven of the video out of this if you buy a LED TV recently you may have a built-in USB port that allows anyone to view and manipulate high-resolution images and video. Through the menu. Of course, you will enjoy looking at recent photos of you with a brand new TV to your most situations, the LED monitors come with speakers in small, LED TV's with speakers, 20 watts of power. A powerful sound system with surround sound. If you appreciate a system that has multiple connections, you can use the three HDMI ports, two factors: AV, S - Video jacks, ports and two card components, the latest in LED's and television use before the property is guaranteed. That they will.

The best choice for a lot of users who are looking to buy new equipment. Of course, for their home, keep in mind, these types of TVs and monitors are not expensive, they are like most people think. They are becoming ever more affordable because of the huge market, increasing the number of products and the large.
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August 31, 2011

Buying HDTV


HDTV - Things to Consider Before Buying HDTV



With all new HDTV being announced in the tv market, all of them claim to have advanced technology features which encourage you to get another tv although you already have one. However, buying an HDTV is a long term investment, there are several important things you need to think about before invest your money on any new hdtv model.

Despite the slowdown of world economic, more and more HDTV model being announced, with all new features of advanced technologies whether it be 3d tv or led tv, encourage you to buy a new hdtv without delay.

However, buying an HDTV is a long term investment, there are several important things you need to think about before invest your money on any new hdtv model:

1. What HDTV size suitable for you?
You may need to check your room size and its available space including your viewing distance. Since HDTV's resolution is far greater than SDTV therefore you can sit anywhere closer than SDTV which is from 1.5 to 3 times the screen size in inches. For example, if your viewing distance 4 metres which is around 157.5 inches, therefore the maximum size of your tv would be 105 inch and minimum size would be 52 inch.

2. TV color and style
Well, this is seem to be only small point but somehow it's also important, the same 32 inch led hd tv will surely have little different style for different brand, so it's best to select the style and color to matches your room's color and existing furnitures.

3. What HDTV features do you really need?
Do you need 720p or 1080p, which 1080p will provide higher viewing resolution? If you are the fan of sport tv you may have to look for a 120Hz or 200Hz LCD which will give a smooth motion for faster action, while you may need to consider waterproof feature if you need that tv for your kitchen or bathroom.

4. Brand
Which brand is best for you - may need to think about which feature do you need such as being able to connect the internet, play the game, etc. You can also go to any tv review website or forum to see what others are saying about any specific brand/model.

5. Price
This is the most important for your buying decision. If you are shopping on a limited budget, consider smaller screen may save your money. Be sure to check and compare tv prices online, most tv retailers offer cheaper price online. One more thing not to forget is to check the shipping price. Some online shop may offer you cheaper price for television but they get more money from shipping rate. So make sure to add tv price and shipping rate together plus tax rate (if their prices excluding vat) when compare.

6. Where to buy?
The good start is to check the shop who currently offer best price online whether they have good reputation, how reliable they are? You should also check their return policy and how they ship the product?

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