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The hottest TV tech out there isn't 3D, it's LED. Here are the best LED LCD TVs according to CNET.

What's the point of firmware updates? Why didnt we have to update our DVD players? Will Blu-ray players ever eliminate the need for constant updates? Watch the video for the answers to all these questions and more!

TVs are at the top of LG's wishlist this year from smart to 3D and OLED, we've got them all here.

Sony makes browsing on the web through your television as easy as ever with its LED edge lit image quality, 1080p and tons of content from Google TV. Kevin Pereira and Candace Bailey review the QWERTY keyboard remote and more.

CES 2012: The LG Google TV has Cinema 3D and NetCast Smart TV included.

Do you like your current TV? Not anymore.

It's the world's highest resolution LCD screen, and it could be in Japanese homes in 2020. The 85-inch screen, developed by Sharp, is for Super Hi-Vision, a next-generation broadcasting technology that packs 16 times the resolution of today's high-definition TV.

Samsung have come out all guns blazing at the start of 2012 with a slew of new tech for us to look forward to over the next twelve months from voice controlled TVs to ultrabooks.

Looking for a great TV that can also give you access to online content? Join Technology Guru, Veronica Belmont, as she explains the two types of Smart TVs—Internet TV and Google TV—to help you determine which one is best for you.

How much hard drive space will you need to archive your entire movie collection? We do the math for you, and suggest a few solutions to hook up that storage to your machine, from a Netgear ReadyNAS Pro Pioneer Edition 6-Bay, to Sony's 400 Disc Blu-ray/DVD/CD Player, or the new Drobo FS. Watch the video to hear all your options for reaching your film collection by mouse.

Technology Guru, Veronica Belmont, shares the latest in TV technology – an HDTV powered by a Google. She explains and demonstrates the benefits of this innovative entertainment platform.

The Boxee Box can wirelessly stream HD media to any TV, with easy navigation and a cool remote. Kevin Pereira and Candace Bailey review the device that lets you search and stream as much Internet content as you want for $200.

An exclusive first look at the new Microsoft and Tritton co-branded headsets for the Xbox 360. Summary: An exclusive first look at the new Microsoft and Tritton co-produced gaming headsets for the Xbox 360.

Electronic House has picked their Homes of the Year 2010, including the Best Home Theaters. In the $50,000-$100,000 category, the winner is a former flooded basement turned disco theater, with a 130" 2:35 Cine-W curved screen from Stewart Filmscreen, and built-in Netflix streaming. The $100,000-$250,000 winner includes studio-grade-quality Genelec speakers, motorized seats, a three-chip DLP Runco projector with a 132" Stewart Filmscreen, and a separate Runco 50-inch plasma. The $250,000+ winner