When you look on the packaging of an HDMI cable, you’ll see lots of specifications and statements explaining why that particular model is the best HDMI cable for you. Almost every HDMI cable on the market makes the claim that it has 1080p compatability, has a 4.46 Gigabits Per Second transfer or is HDMI 1.3 compatible. These are all hot buzz words in the HDMI world. But we can’t judge the quality of HDMI cables on statements and claims alone. Read the rest of this entry »

Monster Cable is once again revolutionizing the HDMI experience by offering different HDMI cables for different High Definition speeds. Read the rest of this entry »

1080p seems to be all the buzz in the electronics world today. I know that you’ve heard the term before in commercials for High Def TV’s, Blu-Ray Disc Players or from the “all knowing” salesmen in the electronics isle of a department store. It is true, 1080p resolution will give the highest picture quality possible. However you have to have equipment that can support it, and at the moment there isn’t a whole lot that can. Read the rest of this entry »

This article explains what options you have for charging and listening to your iPod in your car. Read the rest of this entry »

The Bose Sounddock works as an iPhoneTM speaker dock to listen to the music on your iPhone. Read the rest of this entry »

Due to the unique headphone connection on the Apple iPhone, current Bose headphones will require a special adapter from Apple when used with the iPhone. Read the rest of this entry »

Quincy, IL / Business Wire/June 19, 2007 – In the 2007 edition of Internet Retailer’s Top 500 Guide, Your Electronic Warehouse has been ranked the 27th Fastest Growing E-Retailer. The Fastest Growing E-Retailers are ranked by their overall sales growth from the previous year. Other companies that share this honor include: Aeropostale Inc, Under Armour Inc, the National Hockey League, Zale Corp and Blockbuster Inc. Read the rest of this entry »

Unlike some products that need to be pushed into the ear canal to perform as intended, Bose® in-ear headphones are designed to rest comfortably in the concha, the bowl of the ear just outside the ear canal. Because of this, they may feel different at first from what listeners are accustomed to. The soft silicone ear tip barely contacts the opening to the ear canal; it provides just enough contact to secure the headphones in place comfortably without forming a tight, isolating seal. Read the rest of this entry »

February 12, 2007 – Crain’s Chicago Business

January 24, 2007 – Internet Retailer