The one box includes a Blu-ray 3D player, six speakers and up to 1100 watts of amplification.

The trio of power amps has a little something for everyone, with prices ranging from $349 to $1999.

Samsung is hoping customers are angry — and ready for a new type of big-screen gaming experience.

By forming an audio super-group, DTS hopes to have a bigger presence in the connected TV, mobile and PC markets.

Sony’s new A/V receiver runs the gamut of connectivity options and accesses your favorite streaming sources without the need for a network cable.

Like an old friend, LCD TV technology is still kicking and ready to entertain you in a slew of different styles and screen sizes.

Our own Comic-Con virgin Lora Grady sums up the best and worst of show at this year’s Comic-Con in San Diego.

Browncoats rejoice! You can read expanded coverage of the “Firefly” Comic-Con panel right here.

The brains and talent behind the popular podcast visit Comic-Con to announce their imminent arrival on the Science Channel.

Forget the Mayan calendar; is 2012 the year of the Zombie Apocalypse? It sure looked that way at Comic-Con.