Monday, April 13, 2015

Audio Sound Bars in our New Retail Store Dallas, TX - 3404 E. Beltline Rd., Dallas, TX buyEtail


We now stock Audio Sound Bars in our new store by LG




LOOKS GREAT—SOUNDS EVEN BETTER
LG engineers had a clear goal: to turn minimal design into maximum sound impact. The preview starts here. The fun really kicks in when you turn up the volume.

LOOKS GREAT—SOUNDS EVEN BETTER

PREMIUM CONTENT
Access premium content from providers like Hulu Plus®, Netflix® and YouTube® directly through the NB3740.. Stream your favorite movies and TV shows, enjoy the latest games, apps and more. LG connects you to the content that you and your family want.

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Disclaimer: *Internet connection & some subscriptions required and sold separately.

LG APPS
The LG Smart World app store built into your LG Smart TV is loaded with fun and useful new apps for you to search, download and enjoy, taking your entertainment experience to the next level.

LG Apps

Disclaimer: *Internet connection & some subscriptions required and sold separately.

WIRELESS SUBWOOFER
Add sharp sonic kick and thunderous power to all of your entertainment with our wireless subwoofer. It's easy to set up, and you won't need to run a wire to connect it to your audio system.

Wireless Subwoofer

BUILT-IN WI-FI®
Connecting your LG A/V product to the Internet and the world of online content is easy when you have Wi-Fi® built in. If you have an existing wireless broadband network, setup is simple, and you don't need to worry about messy wires. 

Built-In Wi-Fi®

Disclaimer: *Internet connection required and sold separately.

BLUETOOTH®
Wirelessly stream music directly from your smartphone or other compatible device to your LG Sound Bar for a seamless listening experience.

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HDMI OUT
An HDMI output port on a sound bar? Because this is a Smart sound bar capable of streaming movies and TV shows, it offers HDMI out, to pass its high-quality video signal on to the TV for all to enjoy.

HDMI Out

WALL MOUNT INCLUDED
Sometimes the wall is the best location for your LG sound bar, if for example your TV is wall-mounted and you want to place the speaker directly beneath. Luckily, handy mounting hardware is included.

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Friday, April 10, 2015

Refurbished Sony Playstation - PlayStation 4 is a fantastic next-gen console that's homing in on a must-have game - from buyEtail.com and our New Retail Store Dallas, TX - 3404 E. Beltline Rd., Dallas, TX buyEtail


Sony PS4 review



A lot has changed for the PS4 since its release back in November. We've recently updated this review to include information about the PS4's 1.7, 1.71 and 1.72 firmware updates. Original review by Alex Roth.
The battle for the living room isn't a cold war any longer. Sony's PlayStation 4 has gone thermonuclear, launching on store shelves9
Housing some of the most powerful hardware ever to sit before a television, Sony's new console is two sleek slabs of industrial design fused together for one purpose: living room dominance.
Since it was first announced at E3 2013, the PS4 has been in hot contention with Microsoft's Xbox One. When its rival stumbled with a now-reversed "always online" policy that had gamers fretting, Sony jumped at the chance to win hearts and minds and rack up pre-orders.

Manufacturer messaging aside, both systems have the same goal: to become your sole source for movies, music, TV and gaming. After a hefty day one patch, the PlayStation 4 will be begging for you to pack it to the gills with streaming media apps and any of its twenty-two launch titles, which range from mega-budget AAA titles to download-only indie darlings.





The PlayStation 4 is already seven months old, but is still short on AAA titles. Like the Xbox One, it came out of the gate with some solid multiplatform releases, mostly uprezzed last gen titles like Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag, NBA 2K14 and Battlefield 4. As far as exclusives go, though, it really only has Killzone: Shadow Fall and Infamous: Second Son to brag about.

In an ideal world, every gamer would get to have both. The two consoles would share shelf space in living rooms worldwide, cats and dogs would frolic together, Apple and Android fans would laugh off their differences and everyone would have grown up with a pony.
The reality is that neither machine is cheap, and they're both vying for the same spot in your entertainment center, your heart and your hard-earned dollars. Even if you plan to eventually buy both, essential questions remain: what can the PS4 do that the new Xbox cannot, and vice versa? For the long and short of Sony's new system, read on, dear gamer, read on.
Design
One look at the PS4 and you know you're seeing Sony hardware. It's slim, sleek and jet black, roughly the size of a second generation PS3. The full measurements are 275 x 53 x 305 mm. It's a bit more compact than an Xbox One, which is longer and taller at 274 x 79 x 333 mm.

The PS4 is 6.1 lbs, about two MacBook Airs heavy. In a feat of engineering worth tipping your hat to, Sony has tucked the PS4's power supply inside the system, leaving no external power brick to trip over. Microsoft's system has held onto its power adapter, and weighs just a little bit more, tipping the scales at 7 lbs.

On its face is a slit of a mouth, a slot loading Blu-Ray disc drive free from the jutting and breakable disc tray of the Xbox 360. To its right are two powered USB 3.0 ports, which can charge your DualShock 4 controllers when the system is turned off, a feature the PS3 sorely lacked.

Sony claims that the PS4's overall performance is ten times that of the PS3. In an official FAQ, Sony also stated that the PS4's hard drive can be removed with a little tinkering, and can be replaced with a larger drive, or a solid-state drive for better performance. Sony says these do it yourself upgrades will not void the system's warranty.

With the PlayStation 4, Sony opened the door to the next generation of console gaming and put forth a serious challenge to Microsoft's Xbox One.
It's packed the system with future proof specs, improved the controller, lined up tons of great developer support and undercut the competition
We won't beat around the bush: it's a great machine. But is it worth diving into now, or should you wait for a that new Uncharted? Lets break it down.
We liked
Gaming on the PS4 is fantastic. The graphics are a big step up from last-gen consoles. It's not only the visuals, though, the performance of this machine is off the charts. There's hardly thirty seconds of loading time between the dozen launch titles we tested, and multiplayer sessions can get massive, like the 64 player showdowns on Battlefield 4.
The interface is fast too. Everything is speedy and responsive right from minute one, and the interface is full of clever design choices that speed things up. Games begin to install the second you pop in the disc, firmware updates download while the system is on standby and game patches do too if you have PS Plus.
The DualShock 4 controller is a significant upgrade. The most bothersome aspects of the DualShock 3 have been addressed, resulting in a comfortable controller that's more functional for games of all genres. The touchpad, while currently underused, is well built and nicely placed, the light bar makes player identification simple and the system can finally charge a controller while it's off or in standby.
PS Vita Remote Play works well over WiFi. Using it on a different network or 3G is a no-go, but being able to play Knack in bed or Killzone when someone else is using the TV was reliable and lag free over our home WiFi, plus a lot of fun.

The system looks great and has no power brick. On a purely aesthetic level, the PS4 is very cool. The asymmetrical design is striking, even if it makes it difficult to get at the rear ports, and it's also a restrained size. It makes you wonder how the Xbox One could be so massive and still have a power brick.

source: http://www.techradar.com/us/reviews/gaming/games-consoles/sony-ps4-1131803/review#articleContent
by Nick Pino

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Wednesday, April 8, 2015

Great buy on Thomas Kinkade's Carmel, Sunset on Ocean Avenue - 1999- buy through buyEtail.com and our New Retail Store Dallas, TX - 3404 E. Beltline Rd., Dallas, TX buyEtail








Carmel, Sunset on Ocean Avenue - 1999

Ten years ago I painted "Carmel, Oean Avenue on a Rainy Afternoon," and from the day I finished it, I dreamed of working on a second view of the famous scene. "Carmel, Sunset on Ocean Avenue" is that long awaited painting! A luminous sunset bathes the entire scene in a warm glow, as though a tranquil moment has been frozen in time.

-- Thomas Kinkade

Monday, April 6, 2015

Refurbished Apple iPhone and iPads - Security Apps to Keep Your iPhone, iPad Safe - buyEtail.com and our New Retail Store Dallas, TX - 3404 E. Beltline Rd., Dallas, TX buyEtail






Mobile devices are all the rage in the enterprise nowadays. Companies around the globe are adopting smartphones and tablets, and CIOs have warmed to the idea of allowing iOS and Android into the office. Part of that is due to the popularity of BYOD, but it's also due to the decline of the BlackBerry and the realization that touchscreen-based devices like the iPhone and iPad can improve productivity in the enterprise. However, that's not necessarily the end of the road for most CIOs. As several recent studies have proven, mobile products are being attacked at a torrid pace by malicious cybercriminals hoping to infiltrate corporate networks and steal sensitive data. The future is by no means certain and there's a chance that things will change and malicious hackers will modify their focus. But most security analysts believe that at least over the next several years, mobile devices will be heavily targeted. Realizing that, it might be a good time to offer a refresher on security apps designed for iOS devices. In the following nine slides, we will examine nine security programs running on iPhones and iPads, and help CIOs figure out which programs will do the best job of keeping their corporate data safe. –

Webroot SecureWeb Webroot SecureWeb does exactly what its name suggests: it safeguards the iPhone from any Web-based threats. The application blocks malicious sites, analyzes search results to see what's secure and what's not, and provides security on shopping and banking sites.  Price: Free 

source: http://www.cioinsight.com/it-strategy/mobile-wireless/slideshows/nine-security-apps-to-keep-your-iphone-ipad-safe-09
by Don Reisinger

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