SRS Labs sneaks TruSurround XT into Sharp, Olevia HDTVs

SRS Labs is on the warpath, and it's not showing any signs of slowing down. Just days after syncing up with Vizio, it now has two more partnerships to brag about: one with Sharp, one with Syntax-Brillian. As for the former, you can now sleep easy knowing that (most) AQUOS LCD HDTVs will come with TruSurround XT built right in. As for the latter, this deal ensures that the all new Olevia 2 Series and 6 Series LCD HDTVs have the same technology, which will supposedly make owners "feel as if phantom speakers are placed around them." We're getting chills just thinking about it.

Read - Sharp agreement
Read - Syntax-Brillian agreement

[djmattyb Posted Jun 12th 2008 7:49AM]

Oh man, is that screenshot from TeenWolf?

[lakersin2025 Posted Jun 12th 2008 11:29AM]

I believe it's Teen Wolf 2.

[Fitchman Posted Jun 12th 2008 3:02PM]

That's "Teen Wolf Too," thank you. It seems to be a running gag on this here blog network. And I love it!

[Fitchman Posted Jun 12th 2008 3:04PM]

How embarassing. It is just Teen Wolf.

[(Unverified) Posted Jul 4th 2008 4:29PM]

Laptop & LCD TV Reviews:
Warning for people thinking about buying a LCD TV or Laptop: The worst laptop in the market today is Averatec. I purchased a 12.1" laptop and could not get the customer service to even respond and when they responded they said I should find a local laptop repair shop to help me at my own expense. I paid a lot of money for this laptop and has taken it in for repairs 4 times and finally dumped it. This is the most terrible manufacturer one can ever encounter. I bought it based on a recommendation by PC Magazine, so be careful when you read these recommendations. Walmart and a lot of other stores have stopped carrying this brand. For those considering LDC HDTV, forget about Olevia/Syntax brand. The product is terrible and the customer service is the definition of "chaos". I paid $1500.00 for the tv, but have lost sound/audio and pictures/video a couple of times in just a couple of years. They don't have authorized dealers, so you either have to ship it to them for repairs at your own expense or hope to find a handy person locally to fix it for you.