Turn your home PC into a video source for your digital living room. With the right software, virtually any system can be upgraded to a ... read more

A New HD Radio You would think that under the category of tabletop clock radios, there wouldn’t be much to attract a Tom’s Hardware Guide ... read more

Amid a global spectrum of high definition format battles, none is so misunderstood as the debate between HDMI and component video. Some ... read more

In 2005, in tandem with Mike Chin, Matt Wright, and Justin Korelc, I wrote a book for Wiley Publishing called Build the Ultimate Home Theater PC ... read more

Full-HD capable flat-screen TVs with a resolution of 1920 x 1080 are replacing the “old guard” of HD-Ready units. 100 Hertz technology ensures ... read more

Toshiba’s HD-EP30 HD-DVD-Player Toshiba is trying to give customers an incentive to buy a HD-video player despite the ongoing conflict between ... read more

Optoma HD81LV (left) and HD81 (right) Optics specialist Optoma is showing two high-class home cinema projectors at the IFA. By now, support for ... read more

It’s no longer a dirty little secret. In fact, it’s no secret at all: a lot of new technology we’ve come to rely on in the past 30 years has ... read more

MP3 specialist Archos will be showing a range of new players at the IFA 2007 – including the Archos 405 and the 605 WiFi model. This is the ... read more

Most of us tend not to consider a change in media player, and if we do it tends to be because some fault or feature (or lack thereof) has become ... read more

There is no question in my mind that Canon is the most adventuresome and creative company producing digital single lens reflex cameras (DSLRs). ... read more

If you buy a PC with Windows Media Center installed you usually get a remote control with it. But it will be a TV style remote control crammed ... read more

Explosive yet oh-so necessary, Lithium-ion batteries reign in our electronic universe. Still, ask most people, average user and IT-enthusiasts ... read more

I think it was around the time that Aaron managed to crash an XPS with the amount of instant messaging clients he was running that we decided ... read more

The first fully-featured, commercially-available solid-state drive (SSD) has reached our storage test lab. While we already reviewed an ... read more

Video games have always been on the cutting edge of visual technology, and the shift to high definition is no different. Gamers who opt to ... read more

Nothing has changed as thoroughly in the past few years as our attitudes and behaviour where communications are concerned. The influx of ... read more

In the course of day-to-day computing there are applications that often seem indispensable. The vast majority of supposedly irreplaceable ... read more

When you’re on the move, do you want to search the Web the way you would on a PC, or do you want to search for what’s around you? Sometimes ... read more

While tuning into "CSI" one day I saw this neat little projection keyboard, which supposedly worked with lasers. Alright, I thought, being ... read more

It’s difficult to view your digital photos on the small screens of most digital cameras. And, if you want to share photos with friends, ... read more

Thin and light or mobile workstation, basic budget or high-powered business features, Macs or tablet PCs; today we’re going to tell you how to ... read more

Take part in our Reader Survey for a chance to win 2 GB of RAM from Crucial With so many phones running Sybian based OS’ we look at six of the ... read more

It’s been a long time coming. But finally, one of the major players in the PC business has made a serious stab at producing a multi-purpose home ... read more

BitTorrent is a Peer-to-Peer method of file exchange developed by the American programmer Bram Cohen. BitTorrent is still growing in popularity ... read more