Electronic Program Guides give you the convenience and power to watch what you want when you want to watch it.

One look and chances are you'll be convinced DVD is something you've just got to have. Compare features and prices in this guide to the best DVD-Video players on the market.

From TVs to PCs, user interface is one of the most important factors in the development and adoption of technology. The psychology and technology makes for a fascinating study.

A PC/TV can bring you unparalleled power and convenience to your living room, but only if you have it optimized for peak performance.

Cable is poised to bring the next revolution to your television. Are you ready?

Why online audio is one of the fastest growing areas of the Internet.

It takes a few components, some software and a little tinkering, but digital convergence in the living room is easier and cheaper than you thnk with a PC/TV. Two comprehensive Buyer's Guide grids accompany our turbo TV how-to-article: PC/TV video cards and couch friendly keyboards, pointers and mice.

In a world of acronyms, competing standards, high-tech hardware, and those amazing little diskc, this is what you have to know about DVD. Read it, then get one.

Home shopping is about to get a boost from combiining the two most powerful commerce media ever invented: the TV and the Internet. Try it, you'll like it.

Digital TV has exploded across the land with DBS. Offering increased channel selection, digital video and audio signal quality, unobtrusive size and an affordable price, direct-to-home satellite is a practical digital TV solution. Here's a rundown on the tecgnology, the players, the hardware and the programming, including a handy at-a-glance Buyer's Guide grid.

Combining PC power and the Internet to the living room viewing mix is a new idea that takes some getting used to. Here's some suggestions how to try it, and if you like it, some ideas about how to build your own PC/TV.

With the rapid expansion in the number of TV channels, intelligent surfing is more difficult than ever. With the imminent addition of the Internet to the mix, it is nearly impossible to easily navigate everything on TV. Use technology to tame the tube with your own digital compass.

If TV becomes the cornerstone of digital conversion, then the most powerful medium of all time stands to have an even greater effect on our children. Dr. Roger Desmond, Ph.D., a noted scholar on the subject of TV and children, offers a survey of the existing body of research and some helpful hints for helping kids learn media literacy.

Great Internet TV requires the biggest, fastest Internet connection you can get. A host of technologies are vying to become your friendly neighborhood fat pipe. Which is likely to win out in the end?