By David Wetzel
Digital video cameras are the camera of choice today. These cameras are superior to other video cameras because of their picture quality and digital sound. Videos taken with digital cameras are compatible with current computer technology for editing and adaptation for production of home or professional movies. Using one of the many options of available computer software, videos taken with digital ...
By Ian Sawyer
Those who remember the mid-'80s when VHS and Beta Max went head to head (pun intended) in a war over which technology would be the videocassette format of choice have just witnessed the equivalent of WWIII. The battle for the reigning high-definition (HD) video format is over, and Blu-ray (BD) has won over HD DVD. As the casualties pile up, the new question is, will it even matter in a year...
By James Gapinski
While MP3 players and satellite radio represent newest phase of music devices, classic vinyl records remain popular and accessible to many. Old records from secondhand stores allow for raw, authentic playback of your vintage favorites. Additionally, many major record labels still produce vinyl copies of popular new albums; the low-cost of production also means that many of these titles are...