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[ Max Console ] The Ultimate Console Gaming Resource

Off the home theater topic... I got a new cell phone today finally! I have been carrying a Qualcomm phone from Sprint for the last four years. The new phone is a SonyEricsson T616. Its got a built in camera and Bluetooth. It should be tons of fun. I guess I'll have to start working on an Oasis Home Theater Photoblog.
SonyEricsson site for the T610/T616
A Week With The SonyEricsson T616
Sony Ericsson T616 - Cell phones - CNET Reviews

Howstuffworks "How HDTV Works"

Laserdisc Database - LDDB Project

Custom video driver for HTPC video cards.
Omegacorner.com - Custom Drivers and Tech Support

Kaleidescape ®

The Interior Designers Primer to Home Theater Entertainment Systems

Getting recorded content from a disk based device like a ReplayTV or TiVo to a storage media like DVD can be a pretty time consuming process. This link is to a really nicely done guide that walks you through moving content from a ReplayTV, processing it a bit and then burning it to DVD. What I really like about this guide is that the author has really considered the time it takes to do this in every step and offers a lot of tips to save time at each step. Well done and thank you Jim. Now I can create a DVD archive of all of those Georgia Tech football games that I have on my Replay...
ReplayTV to DVD - A Step by Step How To Guide from JimsTips.com

Here is a great online review of my favorite remote of all time... Check out some of the other link on this site as well.
Liquidtheater.Com: Home Theater Master MX-500 Remote

I seem to remember reading somewhere that 65" was to limit in plasma size. So much for that, check out this monster from LG.
LG's 76 inch 1920x1080 Plasma Display

Website from the publishers of Electronic House magazine. There are some good content here on the fundamental products used to build and EH and some planning guide for those that are just getting their projects off the ground.
Electronic House

Text from the VOOM website...
Like millions of consumers, you've been waiting for months-even years-for this amazing new technology called HDTV to become a reality. Why invest in an HDTV set if there's precious little HDTV programming to watch?

Your wait is over. VOOM arrives on October 15.

VOOM is HDTV Delivered: the first HDTV-focused satellite service to offer a full schedule of great HD programming for your HDTV set. In fact, VOOM delivers 39 HD channels, including 21 exclusive channels you can't see anywhere else. That's more than four times the HD programming of any other provider.

VOOM