DIYers really don’t have to go it alone on their home electronics installation projects, so here’s some advice if you’re ready to enlist the aid of a pro.

Visualizing how your home theater will look is easy if your installer draws it up in 3-D.

Not sure if your television is analog or digital? Here’s a guide to help you figure it out.

Manufacturers and custom electronics pros reveal what’s most important.

Viewing distance, source equipment and screen size are determining factors. 

Two wireless protocols fight for mindshare in the home control space, but how much should they matter to consumers?

Trade group CEDIA has shifted its site’s focus from its members to consumers. The goal is to educate consumers on home system technology and connect them with qualified installers.

The HD Guru examines the weak warranties on these low cost “no-name” brand TVs.

New web site tracks prices letting you know if advertised “deal” is really a deal.

Scott Varn offers several tips which could help reduce “burn-in.”

The WiMax wireless standard promises more robust wireless service, greater reliability and power, and a “last mile” solution unachievable by cable, DSL, and other Internet service providers. Will it deliver?

The various ways to find Internet Radio and devices that can stream it through your home.