Squeezebox

With last year's release of Avatar, 2010 has turned out to be the year of not only 3D movies, but also video games and sports. And this holiday season consumers will be able to bring the 3D experience home. So, if you're looking to jump in on 3D, Panasonic's VT25 series 3D TV would be an excellent choice. It offers up great color reproduction, price, and a high quality 2D picture, combined with the experience and passion Panasonic has for 3D.

Next up, connected TVs. Today's connected TVs are really starting to hit their stride. The Samsung 6400 series of LED HDTVs not only offer a slim form factor, but offer a wide range of applications. On the 6400 series, consumers can enjoy streaming movies and TV shows from Netflix, Vudu, Blockbuster, Hulu Plus, CinemaNow and much more. Or listen to music from services such as Napster or Pandora. Bottom line - connected TVs bring a world of on-line entertainment to the big screen. Read more

February 17, 2009 -- Logitech today announced that Logitech Squeezebox network music players support online music from the award-winning music subscription service Napster. Using your existing wireless home network and your Squeezebox player, now you can access Napster’s library of more than 7 million songs on the home-entertainment system in your living room, bedroom, or in any room where you listen to music.

“Logitech is delighted to add Napster to its family of online music services for the Squeezebox product line,” said Robin Selden, vice president of the Logitech Streaming Media group. “The Logitech Squeezebox is a Wi-Fi device, so you don’t have to string wires everywhere just to enjoy Napster away from the computer. Whether you love rap or reggae, Beethoven or classic rock, Napster and Squeezebox make it easy to listen to a world of music, streamed to any room in your home.” Read more

Often digital audio is stuck on the PC or the digital music player. Though some companies offer solutions that stream music from a computer to a stereo system, these products can sometimes be too expensive. Logitech offers affordable network music systems that make it easier for you to enjoy -- and control -- your digital music anywhere in your home or on the stereo systems you already own. And with the Logitech Squeezebox Boom all-in-one network music player, even an existing audio system is not required. Using your existing home network with a Logitech network music system, you can listen to your digital music – including the music on your computer, your favorite Internet radio stations, even subscription services such as Rhapsody, Last.FM, Slacker, Pandora and Sirius in any room in your home – even when the computer is off. The Squeezebox Boom is available now for $269.99.Read more