If you're overwhelmed by the new 3D hype, take heart. Just think of 3D as the icing on the HDTV cake. Sure the cutting-edge technology for 2010 may support 3D, but it also provides the best technology, even beyond the video display, to ever come down the production line. Read More . .

If you've been keeping up on HDMI technology, you understand the basis of it is to provide a "one cable" solution for your home theater needs. Of course, it goes beyond the simplicity of one cable. This modest little cable is capable of transmitting audio and video signals in their uncompressed format. These means seamless, high-fidelity video and surround sound for your home theater system. Read More . . .

Something big has been looming on the home-theater horizon. And now it's moving. Coming closer to your home. To your family. Chances are, you've at least heard the rumblings. It's 3D home viewing, and it's almost here. Read More . . .

If you've looked at new TVs lately, chances are you've heard the acronym "LED" tossed around. Sure, you know about LCD, plasma, and projection TVs, but where does LED fit into all that? Actually, it's one of the most misunderstood concepts in HDTVs these days. Let us explain what LED is really about. Read More . . .

In general terms, there are two different types of digital cameras — fixed lens (point-and-shoot) and SLR (Single-Lens Reflex). Each type of camera offers its own distinct advantages, but when it comes to image quality and flexibility, the SLR comes out on top every time. As you’ll see, digital SLR cameras are capable of delivering better quality images and providing more expandability than their point-and-shoot counterparts. Read More . . .