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SV Staff  |  Mar 25, 2009
TiVo has just announced a partnership with Blockbuster to expand the availability of both TiVo DVRs and Blockbuster's on-demand video service. By the second half of 2009, TiVo will have integrated Blockbuster OnDemand content into its Series2,...
Mark Fleischmann  |  Mar 25, 2009
Apple has started selling and renting high-def movies through iTunes.
Scott Wilkinson  |  Mar 24, 2009

Italian projector maker <A href="http://www.sim2.it/home/en/">SIM2</A> specializes in combining high style and high performance, especially when it comes to the high end. The company's C3X Lumis HOST 1080p projector is a perfect case in point&#151;curvaceous cabinet on the outside and 3-chip DLP imaging engine on the inside.

Scott Wilkinson  |  Mar 24, 2009
RPTV & PC
I'm planning to buy a 60- or 70-inch HDTV in a few months. The room where it will live is not totally darkened like a home theater. Besides watching TV and DVDs, we also want to hook it up to a PC. With this requirement, is LCD TV the way to go?
Mark Fleischmann  |  Mar 24, 2009
Warner Bros. is launching an on-demand DVD release program that will vastly expand the number of titles available on disc.
Brent Butterworth  |  Mar 23, 2009
The Short Form
$499 / ZVOXAUDIO.COM
Snapshot
The Zvox Z-Base 500 is the best solution to date for simple home theater sound - one that everyone in the family can easily use and enjoy
Brent Butterworth  |  Mar 23, 2009
The Short Form
$499 / ZVOXAUDIO.COM
Snapshot
The Zvox Z-Base 500 is the best solution to date for simple home theater sound - one that everyone in the family can easily use and enjoy
Brent Butterworth  |  Mar 23, 2009
The Short Form
$499 / ZVOXAUDIO.COM
Snapshot
The Zvox Z-Base 500 is the best solution to date for simple home theater sound - one that everyone in the family can easily use and enjoy
Debbie Stampfli  |  Mar 23, 2009

Simplicity and home theater equipment don’t often seem to go together. With the constant influx of new products and upgrades, it’s hard to maintain a user-friendly environment. After all, how can you simplify your surroundings and stay ahead of the technology game at the same time? Media servers can help solve this problem. They bring all of your movies, music, and photos to a central location and then let you access it from all around your home. Media servers also provide the integration you need so you’ll be able to just sit down and enjoy your movies and music. What a concept.

Mark Fleischmann  |  Mar 23, 2009
Price: $1,099 At A Glance: THX Loudness Plus enhances sonic impact at low volumes • Audyssey 2EQ offers better than average auto setup and EQ • Faroudja DCDi video processing

Say Hello to THX I/S Plus

Why are home theater products littered with logos? Because manufacturers don’t want to reinvent the wheel. Rather than design its own loudness enhancement, auto-setup program, or video-processing chip, a company like Onkyo will license one of these goodies from THX, Audyssey, or Faroudja. Or in the case of the HT-S9100THX integrated system, it will use all three.

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