The Home of the Future is Here on TODAY

Watch Beststuff's Corey Greenberg on the NBC Today Show from the CEDIA** electronics trade show in Indianapolis. Corey will broadcast live from the HOME OF ELECTRONIC LIFESTYLES, a house full of the latest and greatest audio and video products.

As a bonus, Corey's secured the world broadcast premier of the new Levi's electronic jacket. Designed by Philips and Levi's, the jacket features a cell phone in its collar and an MP3 player on its sleeve.

Here's a preview:


JVC/Echostar Dishnet High Definition Receiver
The model 6000 is a top of the line, full-featured satellite receiver which allows reception of both standard definition (SD) and high definition (HD) DISH Network programming. $500.
Dishnet 6000 Features
Dishnet 6000 Specs
www.dishnetwork.com



Sony VPL VW10HT Projector
Every high definition junkie from Maine to Maui is craving Sony's new LCD projector.

. What separates the Sony from the pack is its specially designed LCD panels which allow it to display true native 1080i high definition resolution in its original widescreen format. Unlike most projectors which are still built according to the old data projector mold, Sony created this unit solely for the home theater, thus creating LCD panels optimized for high definition motion pictures.

You'll have better luck on a snipe hunt than finding one today, but if you can it will set you back around $7,000. www.sony.com

View BestStuff's video of the Sony Projector here.



Paradigm Cinema System
Corey's pick for best sub $1,000 home theater audio system is this new five speaker plus subwoofer system. Could be the Bose-killer in the category of small speakers. www.paradigm.ca



KEF Fold Down Speakers
For the ultimate cool factor KEF has a line of space-saving speakers that actually fold down from the ceiling --hiding wires and other junk . $500/ea. www.kef.com



Ultimate Speakers from Meridian
Got an extra $45,000? Simply the best speakers on the planet. www.meridian-audio.com



Philips/Levis Wearable Electronics
A collar mounted cell phone and a sewn-in mp3 music player are just a couple of features of the new wearable electronics from Philips and Levi's. Corey's got the national broadcast premier of this new line of clothing expected to hit Europe this year and the States sometime in 2001. www.philips.com

****The Custom Electronic Design & Installation Association, or CEDIA, is an international trade association of companies. These companies specialize in planning and installing electronic systems for the home - typically media rooms, single or multi-room entertainment systems, home automation and communication systems, and integrated whole-house subsystems providing control of lighting, security and HVAC systems.)