What makes a home a home? We think it's where you feel most comfortable to relax and be who you are, including time to melt into your own couch and enjoy a movie in your comfy-cozys, snuggle into bed and watch episode after episode of your favorite show, or simply don on a pair of headphones and snooze away to your favorite tunes. Here are some of our best home entertainment device reviews from 2012 to keep your entertained while at home:
• Geneva Sound System Model XS: The Travel Speaker With Its Own Luggage
• KEF T Series Speakers Designed to Complement the Thinnest HDTVs
• Sony RDP-X500IP Speaker Dock System
• Bose VideoWave Entertainment System
• Philips Fidelio SoundCurve
• Logitech Harmony Touch: A Remote to Rule Them All
• Bitplay BANG! Desk Lamp
• Sony DH830 7.1 Surround 3D Receiver
• House of Marley Get Up Stand Up Home Audio System
• When You've Cut the Cable (But Still Love TV): Roku 2 XS
• Plug-in Entry Level Audio Upgrade: The Audioquest Dragonfly USB DAC
• The Desktop Audiophile: Channel Islands Audio VHP-2 Headphone Amp
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Ercol Bar Stool
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True Greek Recipe: Paximadi Bread Salad with Tomatoes, Feta and Capers
The console in the Keft speakers is so nice! Where can I find it (or mostly likely just look at it and dream)?
I am still mourning the passing of ROKU Soundbridge - allowed me to turn on internet radio without turning on my computer and getting sucked in by the screen. All the other options I've seen are so expensive.
As I'm heading home to see the family for the holidays, that Geneva Model XS speaker would be the perfect traveling companion for my iPad -- and my sanity!