Audio Video News

Nuvyyo today introduced an upgraded DVR designed to make it easy for cord cutters to discover, record, and stream over-the-air (OTA) HDTV broadcasts to any device.

The Luxury Technology Show, the first of three such events, opens tomorrow in New York City at the Metropolitan Pavilion.

To the consternation of New York area viewers, two major broadcast channels went dark on a local cable system over the weekend.

New York City's new electronics recycling law has attracted criticism from two major trade groups who point to what they call "disastrous" consequences.

Advantages of living in or near New York City: great museums, the world's best bagels, and a 24-hour Best Buy.

In its latest attempt to get rid of messy wires, Canadian connectivity specialist Nyrius today introduced a $300 wireless transmission system it says can stream 1080p high-definition video and audio up to 165 feet away with zero latency.

Punches continue to be thrown in the fight over which next-generation DVD format will be established as the industry standard. (And there will be an industry standard, right corporate bigwigs? Although full-fledged format wars are great for selling magazines - go ahead, subscribe to our humble publication now, just in case - tech-savvy consumers tend to sit on the sidelines when it comes to spending money on hardware that may never have software.) Here are some of the latest developments in the march toward a higher definition DVD.