The company wants to put a little Harmony into every household — offering its least expensive remote to date.

Remember your old friend, the LCD TV? This TV category is looking better than ever, thanks to improved features, lower prices and a slew of screen sizes.

Read our first impressions of Samsung’s next-gen source component, with the added dimension of internet apps, built-in WiFi, a reinvented user interface… and, yeah, 3D.

Only a decade or so after the asking price for in-home plasma was $15K, the technology has gotten much better, much prettier — and also pretty affordable.

All three models feature 3D and Dolby ProLogic IIz support and web radio; two get the new iControlAV iPhone/iPod app.

If you’re shopping for a new Blu-ray player, an LED HDTV or a 3D TV, you’ll want to check out our recently published comprehensive buyers guides.

Here’s a peek at LED TV, its relationship to LCD, and all of the many LED HDTV models that manufacturers are cranking out for 2010.

The company announced fourteen new HDTVs, ranging from 19 to 55 inches, including their first models with NET TV internet content streaming features.

Dual-band 802.11n delivers dependably blazing speed, while the built-in applications (yes, apps on a router) do more than ever to satisfy the demanding home theater crowd.

Cablevision customers will be among the first in the country to watch a live NHL hockey game in 3D, courtesy of MSG 3D and Real D.