If your media room has a connectivity problem, chances are somebody has a solution. And if not, they are working on it, and you will see it soon.

We live in a world of electronic convergence, where all the boundaries are out the window and everything is able to connect to everything else. Product categories are no longer specific, defined and limited. Today's information, media and communication platforms have overlapping functions. Play games on your computer and surf the Web on your game console. And why not? It's all digital.

100 percent free music may be a thing of the past on the Web, but for many, so are the days of paying $15.95 for a CD with one great song and a lot of filler.

You can replace all of your remotes with one advanced, multi-purpose, programmable, universal remote.

As the computer invades the home entertainment space, it's reasonable to ask whether there is a place for speech synthesis in the living room. The answer is decidedly yes.

Thanks to today's specialized video cards, fast processors and inexpensive RAM, the day of the media-friendly PC has arrived at long last.

Smart DVD recorders are a new home media technology which combines the capabilites of DVDs, DVRs and venerable VCRs into an innovative product category that yields capabilities greater than the sum of the parts. Cool.

If you thought the digital video recorder (DVD) that mates a hard drive with a TV tuner was sophisticated now, then watch out: it's about to get a whole new set of super smarts.

Media clients bring sound and pictures from your computer to any room.

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