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PLAiR (passion)
For years, the message from TV networks has been clear: They’re willing to put a lot of free content online, but they don’t want you to watch it on your TV. There have been numerous workarounds over the years, and the latest is PLAiR ($99,...
PLAiR (magenta)
For years, the message from TV networks has been clear: They’re willing to put a lot of free content online, but they don’t want you to watch it on your TV. There have been numerous workarounds over the years, and the latest is PLAiR ($99,...
TiVo Mini
With “TiVo” being synonymous with “DVR,” it would not be unreasonable to think the TiVo Mini is a small DVR. It isn’t one. Instead, the Mini is another part of the company’s whole-home viewing experience, joining the...
Roku 3
How do you get someone to buy your streaming-video puck when everything already streams Netflix? That’s the question Roku has answered definitively with the Roku 3 ($99), by serving up more content sources than anyone else, with lightning-fast navigation...
Slingbox 500
Before there were “TV everywhere” apps, there was the Slingbox, a groundbreaking product that allowed you to stream your home TV signals to any PC or connected device on the planet, so long as you had the available bandwidth. After something...
Slingbox 350
Before there were “TV everywhere” apps, there was the Slingbox, a groundbreaking product that allowed you to stream your home TV signals to any PC or connected device on the planet, so long as you had the available bandwidth. After something...
Roku LT
Editors’ note (May 16, 2012): The Roku LT reviewed here is frequently out of stock, so it often appears to be priced higher than its $49.99 list price. If that’s the case, check out the nearly identical Roku HD instead, which retails for just...
Sony NSZ-GS7
Google TV has always been an ambitious idea. In its ideal form, you’d be able to access all your home theater content — including your cable/satellite box, streaming video services and content from the Web — in a single user interface,...
Panasonic DMP-BDT220
Photo gallery:Panasonic DMP-BDT220 If I had to recommend just one Blu-ray player for 2012, it would be Panasonic’s DMP-BDT220 (about $130 street price). It’s in the sweet spot of Panasonic’s Blu-ray lineup, with built-in Wi-Fi and an...