http://www.zdnet.com/blog/home-theater/rss en-us A new report says the Xbox is the most popular Internet device for TVs. Can Microsoft continue to capitalize on this advantage?

]]> The Swedish furniture company is planning a TV built into a home entertainment system that includes a wireless subwoofer and support for online apps from YouTube and others.

]]> HDTV prices have shot up 11.4 percent since the 2011 holiday season. Thank all those fancy new bells and whistles on new sets for the cost increase.

]]> After unsuccessful first-generation products from Logitech and Sony, LG will be releasing sets based on the second-generation Google TV platform starting in two weeks.

]]> A new plan would require users of the streaming video service to start authenticating that they are pay TV customers before they can watch programming.

]]> A new start-up plans to sell subscriptions to consumers so they can watch live programming on any device, including “thousands of hours” of DVR storage in the cloud as part of the deal.

]]> The once high-flying electronics retailer Best Buy, reeling from online competition, discloses the 50 store locations it will shut down this year.

]]> The hardware Microsoft has shipped to developers for the next Xbox supposedly includes a 16-core IBM PowerPC CPU and AMD Radeon HD 7000-series graphics.

]]> Developers have expressed disappointment with the next-generation Wii’s hardware, saying it can’t even match the graphics firepower of the Xbox 360 and PS3.

]]> With new technology making it easier to produce large-screen IGZO panels, could a Retina Display Apple television be in our futures?

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