David Kender

3D TVs are finally coming down in price, but we're still not sold on the whole headache & eyestrain thing.

The Canon HR10 is a looker, both in person and by the specs sheet. Despite the first class pedigree of the imaging system (identical to the HV20), we were still skeptical of the AVCHD codec, which has given other manufacturers problems with motion. Aside from some issues with 24P performance, it appears Canon has succeeded again. The HG10 tops the competition in performance, portability, and handling. Read on to see how.

The Samsung PN51D550 is a well-equipped plasma with solid performance and features.

The Internet of Things will come to all the things, suitcases included.

Cut the cord with truly wireless earbuds

CES's expansion into China hits the ground running.

The DCR-DVD108 ($399 MSRP) is Sony’s entry-level DVD camcorder this year, a market which Sony has capitalized on with astonishing zeal. The DVD108 is a prime example of why Sony holds the cards. Name recognition, ease of use, and the right price – the hook, line, and sinker for the consumer.

More overgrown monitor than TV, with an unusual native resolution that doesn't match any broadcast standard.