 | | Popular CNET home theater product reviews | | |  | | Home theater reviews and features | | | Review: Vizio VBR200W
The Vizio VBR200W Blu-ray player is rough around the edges and a little slow, but you do get a lot of bang for your buck. Read more
 Vizio VBR200W (photos)
| | | 'Avatar' across HD formats
Ah, Earth Day. Known for bicycling, recycling, and celebrating cycles of life. On Earth Day 2010 the cycle of the year's most anticipated home video release began with the availability of "Avatar" on Blu-ray and DVD, in addition to the major pay-per-view video services. How do they compare? Read more
Producer Jon Landau introduces 'Avatar' on Blu-ray
| | | Update: TV power consumption guide
The Earth Day update for CNET's TV power consumption guide, which presents basic info, usage statistics, power-saving tips, and testing parameters, includes plenty of new nuggets, especially on LED models. Read more
The chart: 107 HDTVs' power use compared
| | | Is your Blu-ray player's 'Quick Start' mode an energy hog?
If you've recently purchased a new Blu-ray player, there's a decent chance it has a "Quick Start" mode promising faster boot-up speeds, as low as 5 seconds. The only problem is that quick-start modes always mean increased power consumption. Read more
How We Test Blu-ray players' power use
| | | | Crave | | | We've been longtime fans of Sony's HT-CT100 sound bar home theater system, as it's the only system of its kind we're aware of that offers extensive HDMI connectivity for a bargain-level price. Sony's now announced two successor products, the HT-CT150 and HT-CT350, updating the HDMI connectivity to handle 3D video signals. Here are the details. Read more
| | | | | The Audiophiliac | | | Can a 3.5-watt amplifier rock your world?
Posted by Steve Guttenberg
Audiophiles never gave up on tube electronics. Sure, there's no shortage of great-sounding solid-state amps to choose from, but tube amps are still a hot commodity in the audiophile world. As good as solid-state amps can sound, they never sound like tubes. Thing is, tube electronics are more expensive to build than solid-state gear, so when I hear about an affordable tube amp, I want to hear it. Read more | | More Audiophilia | | | | | |
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