One of the best demos ever gives Panasonic a well-earned chance to preen about their technology. And who needs to visit an IMAX theater to see the "Avatar" trailer in 3D?

The latest HQV (Hollywood Quality Video) video processor, now under the ownership of IDT, offers new features and the best-ever enhancement for this high-def low bandwith age.

Sharp Electronics, a company that has been slightly behind the curve with Blu-ray features, steps up to the plate with a fully web-enabled Blu-ray Player featuring BD-Live and Netflix instant streaming.

At CEDIA Expo in Atlanta last week, the Korean manufacturer showed off sleek new LED-lit and CCFL-lit models in their LCD line of HDTVs.

The high-end speaker manufacturer is trying to make subwoofer installation simpler without sacrificing performance.

JVC unveiled an expanded suite of home theater projectors at CEDIA Expo this year, featuring dynamic contrast ratios of up to 70,000:1.

The new LE700 AQUOS LED line of LCD TVs promises superior image quality and value, both at the checkout and when we pay our electric bill.

These custom-built home theater chairs–with extraordinary multichannel audio and tactile involvement–make movie-watching a very personal experience.

Panasonic came to CEDIA Expo in Atlanta this year touting a new plasma HDTV measuring in at 85 inches diagonal but less than 4 inches deep.

At their CEDIA booth, Dish Network gives a glimpse of a possible future (or alternate reality) wherein their fine programming can be enjoyed via a Windows Media Center-powered computer.