- Klipsch Gallery G-17 Air soundbar review
If you’ll recall, it was back at CES when we realized that AirPlay devices would be “set to explode” by this year’s end — and it’s certainly proving true as a storm of new speakers have hit the market over the last few months. Of all the speakers we’d spotted on the show floor, however, a select bunch AirPlay-enabled speakerbar prototypes from Klipsch’s newly unveiled Gallery lineup of high-performance home audio wares really perked our ears — and widened our pupils. It wouldn’t be until July that the smallest version, known then as the $400 Gallery Studio, would be officially unveiled as the Gallery G-17 Air, priced at a spendier $530.Now, nearly four months later the G-17 is finally hitting retail (albeit with a $20 price increase), aimed just a notch below $600 options like B&W’s Zeppelin Air, but well above others including iHome’s $300 iW1. We’ve been testing a model G-17 Air for a few days now, so join us past break to find out whether its beauty is deeper than its insanely glossy black shell.
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- HP releases 2011 Q4 earnings: $9.7 billion operating profit for fiscal year 2011
It hasn’t been the best year for HP, what with the demise of webOS and the uncertainty surrounding its status as a PC maker. But, Meg Whitman hasn’t taken the bridge of a sunken ship, though things are far from peachy keen. HP just posted its Q4 2011 earnings, and the company cleared a healthy $9.7 billion operating profit in 2011, though that’s down 10 percent from last year. And, revenue for the quarter was 32.1 billion, a three percent decline from 2010. So, the news isn’t the best for you HP fans, but we’ll be listening in on the earnings call later today, so stay tuned for more details. Impatient folks can find plenty more financial figures in the Source link and PR that follow.
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