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• Find and Fix Input Lag in Your HDTV or Monitor Is your new HDTV slightly sluggish? Learn how to check your setup for input lag--and how to ensure that the next display you buy won't suffer from it.
• Boxee Gets Boxed, by D-Link The net video management software enters beta, adds some new content partners, and becomes a physical set-top box made by D-Link
• Cisco's FlipShare TV Lets You Watch Your Videos on TV Streaming box aims to make viewing video on your television a simple affair, but the price is a bit steep.
• 20 Hot Cyber Monday Deals Cyber Monday has some hot deals and steals for everything from laptops, games, movies, and HDTVs.
• Working at Home: A Wi-Fi, H1N1 Survival Guide The ultimate guide to surviving the 2009 holiday season: How to visit family and reconnect with old friends and still get done all that work while out of the office.
• Black Friday Tech Deals: Latest and Greatest We spotted these deals early Black Friday morning, and we think any self-respecting geek should know about them.
• HDTV Buying Guide: Making Sense of the Specifications Before you purchase an LCD or plasma flat-panel HDTV, read our comprehensive buying advice to learn what features to consider.
• HDTV Buying Guide: Select the Right Flat-Panel Technology Before you drop hundreds or thousands of dollars on the wrong flat-panel HDTV, read our comprehensive breakdown of everything you need to know. Our HDTV buying guide might just help you save some money.
• HDTV Buying Guide: Shopping Tips Looking for a flat-panel HDTV? Our comprehensive guide will tell you all that you need to know. Keep these shopping tips in mind when you're browsing the store aisles.
• California Takes Aim Power-Hungry TVs: What's Next? The state has issued new energy efficiency regulations for TVs, but they aren't the only gadgets slurping up power.
• California Bans Power-Hungry TVs: Critics Blast Regulation California fights greenhouse emissions with new rules on banning the sale of power-hungry TVs.
• 10 Blu-ray Titles That Show Off Classic Movie Formats Blu-ray’s high-definition resolution isn't just suitable for new Hollywood blockbusters--it can also showcase revitalized cinematic classics.
• Hello, Sezmi -- Goodbye, Cable The Sezmi TV service aims to provide a more personalized, Net-savvy, inexpensive alternative to cable and satellite.
• Best Buy Does Movie Downloads Retailer is partnering with CinemaNow to deliver movie downloads to TVs, PCs, media players, and phones.
• Best Buy, CinemaNow Partner on Movie Download Service Best Buy is rolling out the red carpet for its own branded movie download service that will put Hollywood flicks on everything from HDTVs, Blu-ray players cellphones sold at its stores.
• EPIX Movie Service: A Complete Guide The new premium movie service EPIX debuts this weekend. Here is what you need to know.
• These 12 Gadgets Let You Cut The Cord For Good Cutting the cord has never been so easy with new devices that power-up on their own and allow you to ditch the speaker wire.
• Hands On With Roku’s New HD-XR Internet Video Player Roku is an inexpensive and easy to use video player that allows you to put Web-based movies and TV shows onto a TV.
• Photocopier Expert Simplifies Complicated Printer-and-Scanner Setups Turn your scanner and printer into a photocopier--with useful editing functions in between--using Photocopier Expert software.
• Panasonic TC-P42X1 HDTV A 720p plasma set, the low-cost Panasonic TC-P42X1 provides problematic images and underpowered sound.
• Are Apple's New iMacs Ready for Your Living Room? Apple's new iMacs are too pretty to hide in your home office, but are they right for your living room?
• Trick Out Your Home Office in Style The coolest office furniture and IT gear — including new releases and celebrated classics — can turn your drab workspace into your dream home office.
• PlayStation Games Go to the Movies Sony's PlayStation 3 exclusive Uncharted 2: Among Thieves debuts at select theaters around the country.
• Intel Targets Homes With New Processor for TVs Intel on Thursday launched a media processor based on the Atom architecture that could go into TVs, set-top boxes and other consumer electronics.
• Holiday Tech Gadget Preview It may still be September, but tech firms are gearing up for the holidays. Last week in New York, tech firms pulled the curtain back on their holiday parade of gear.