In just a couple of fun-filled hours, you could go from confused to confident about technology.
The general workshop combines a multimedia presentation, discussion and hands-on training with home theater and other equipment.

Once you understand the basics, the rest falls into place.

Have a fun, empowering "ah-ha" discovery afternoon and learn about:

• HDTV, how the Feb 17, 2009 date will affect you

• What are the new technologies and innovations & do you want them? (and what to do when you get them)

• New TV Programming options.

• Introduction to Hooking up Home Theater hands-on clinic.

• Choosing cables and connections hands-on clinic.

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(Books will be available at workshops for a discounted price or can be included in the price of the workshop. Workshops usually charge a nominal fee. Contact us to discuss)

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Barb is available to conduct workshops at retail stores, events, or your group.
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Some of the workshops and seminars include:

STOP THE OVERWHELM!
How to Buy Electronics
How do you ask for what you want? How can you be sure you are getting the correct information to make your purchasing decision? This basic workshop includes a tour of your home entertainment system. Steps to take to ensure you are comfortable with your next purchase. Should you hire an installer? How? What are the new gadgets and how can you use them for fun and ease?

BEFORE YOU BUY YOUR NEXT TV!
Are you ready for High Definition?
Understanding and choices to consider when updating your system. We go into the development of high definition, the variety of ways to receive an HD signal, your equipment choices. The myths and realities.

UNTANGLE THE CABLES, UNTANGLE YOUR MIND!
Hook up and Setting Up Your Equipment
You bought it (or will buy it) now what do you do? Basic steps workshop. Identifying connections and how to choose which one to use.

REMOTE POSSIBILITIES
Making friends with your equipment and remote controls.
Moving through menus, understanding and choosing remotes. The new remote—its own component.