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TiVo have doubled their drive capacity, introduced IPTV capabilities, vast amounts of new content and better home networking options. But can the marketplace handle another content provider?

Still unsure about which TV? Our buyer's guide compares the major new Sony Bravia models on the market

D-Link Australia is negotiating a range of local content deals, including Movies on Demand, in anticipation of launching the Boxee Box media player in Australia later this year

We tour several of the leading tech research labs in the US to discover which 10 research projects could soon change the world

Number 16: IPTV is a technology that has massive potential to change the game when it comes to home entertainment.

In addition to unmetered downloads, Internode will also sell a 320GB TiVo package for under $700 from its online store.

Large demos no longer a quota problem. While online gaming will eat up a small portion of your quota, it's in the field of game demos and add-on packs that this could offer significant value

Samsung followed the trend for brighter, lighter and thinner by unveiling their new range of LED TVs for 2009.

Samsung have teamed up with Skype by embedding calling capabilities in their series 7000 and 8000 LED models. Could calling your TV be the next big thing?

It's a technology that companies from IBM to Microsoft have tinkered with, although so far with no more success than a dog pawing at a Rubik's cube. Could 2010 be the big year for augmented reality?

Get ready for the world of motion tracking, where your exact movements can make all the difference with the way you interact with applications.

OLED, not 3D, could change the way we view TV in our homes in 2010.

USB 3 has the potential to change the way we transfer data in our daily lives, and the first USB 3 motherboards have already landed in the PC Authority Labs

Nobody was particularly overwhelmed when Google Android made its debut in the Dream back in February, although as we stated at the time, that was more down to the lacklustre hardware than the operating system itself.

In the same way that "Full HD" is now used to advertise just about every flat screen TV, before long there will be no such thing as an "ordinary" mobile phone.

Last year, we predicted that pico projectors were going to be big news. And this year, they're going to be everywhere

This is a trend we expect to see become commonplace over the coming year, as manufacturers attempt to shave seconds off boot times and take advantage of Windows 7's improved support for SSDs

Love it or hate it, but thanks to the success of Avatar at the cinemas, 3D is here to stay. And it's coming to a TV near you.

We're going to go out on a limb and say that this year will be a good one for eBooks, and it's not just Apple's iPad you should look out for

Full credit to Billion for thinking big with their 100Mbps fibre-capable BiPAC 7800N modem. Bad luck to everyone who can't get 100Mbps.