The Consumer Electronics Association convened in New York City for a series of events that looked back, forged ahead and showered some love on innovative new products.

In time for the holiday season, ARRIS offers a beefed up HD DVR and slashes the price of its current offerings.

The new app allows viewers to use the iPhone or computer to create an interactive, social experience with new releases.

Those with select Sony HDTVs and Blu-ray players will get an advanced peek at the animated hit.

If you want to pick up a collectible solid metal model of the U.S.S. Enterprise (limited to 5,000 units), you’ll need to get your Star Trek Blu-ray on Amazon.com.

The $399 ZonePlayer can stream iTunes, Twitter and other content to any room.

In celebration of the the film’s 20th Anniversary and release on Blu-ray Disc, a posse of Lloyd Dobler lookalikes converged on New York City, boom boxes in hand, to serenade the locals.

The latest addition to the Harmony line offers greater placement for your existing A/V equipment by extending IR remote controls to work with equipment behind closed doors.

The XV-BP11 offers HDMI 1.3 connectivity and support for the AVCHD format, at an attractive price point. But where’s the BD-Live?

The latest wave of musical video games will let you put your home theater systems to the test, and talent isn’t even required