Not since HDTV was announced has a technology been so cluttered with jargon, multiple formats, confusion, debate, and myth. And all from a technology that has been around for decades, longer even than the home television. Its arrival should come as no surprise, though. It’s been trickling into the home environment over the last several years in DVD’s, but now we have standards and a way to do it with minimal compromise to image quality. So just what exactly is 3D TV technology and what do you need to know about it? Let’s start at the beginning – the very beginning.

The most recent incarnation of Sonos’ Digital Audio System delivers wireless music distribution that is powerful, flexible, expandable, and easy to use. Sonos unshackles (DRM-free) music from networked computers (PC or Mac) or NAS drives, provides access to a plethora of streaming music services and Internet radio stations, and serves as a wireless network bridge for other devices. It allows each room (or zone) of music to play independently from one another or be linked together simply and easily.

Home theater columnist Jeremy Siemon gives you an in-depth review of the Roku box – now in all three flavors.