What are the newest ways to get audio and video delivered to my system?

What are the newest ways to get audio and video delivered to my system?

Jeff Colen (President, A Sharper Home, Inc.) gives expert video advice on: Why doesn't my stereo sound as good as it did in the store?; How can I convert my old VHS tapes, cassette tapes or LPs to DVDs or CDs? and more...

There is a ton of cool things out there that you should consider buying if you're setting up your home audio and video system. First and foremost are a whole new class of digital audio players out there that stream music from the internet. There are a number of services out there that allow you to hear whatever you want, whenever you want to hear it without actually owning the physical CD or album. What's really nice about that is that it'll give you the opportunity to experience or hear music that you normally wouldn't have heard, so it's really a revolution going on out there in terms of audio. The same goes with video. We're seeing a big surge towards video recording; taking those DVRs to the next level. What I anticipate over the next year or two is a whole new class of players out there called Video Jukeboxes, which already exist. We've done a few, but they're very expensive. In the next year or two, the prices will come down and you'll essentially be able to watch any movie you want at any time for a fee; you'll be able to have that same experience that you currently have with audio with video.