So you've made the choice to eliminate the need for multiple systems and have decided to by a DVD/VCR combo recorder for your home theater system. Now all you have to do is choose which one. These product comparisons should help you in your decision making process.

Thinking about finally biting the bullet and upgrading to a DVD player, but aren't quite ready to part with your VCR or VHS tapes just yet. A DVD VCR combo might be the answer for you. Find out more about them here…

With VCRs and VHS tapes becoming more and more obsolete, the problem arises of preserving all your old VCR tapes before they become dinosaurs. Technology today solves this issue by allowing you to transfer your old VCR tapes onto DVD. Here's how…

If you're interested to know much more about the history of the VCR, such as when it first premiered, who were the major companies involved in its inception, how it sparked the first ever piracy battle, and how much longer it will be around, then read on…

Are you looking for a simple all-in-one viewing solution? Now is a great time to get on board with a TV/DVD combo set. These combos offer excellent value and outstanding quality without the hassle of complicated installations.

Keep the area slim and efficient with a stylish entertainment center.  From TVs to stereos, the right design for you is easy to find.  Read on to find out how diverse selections may be…

Twenty years ago, the camcorder was a giant, unwieldy contraption that had to be balanced on the user's shoulder. It could barely be classified as portable and was a pricy investment. Camcorders have since become quite small as the technology developed.

Movie theaters have been a fundamental part of American culture for nearly 100 years, but the time may be coming when home theaters make public cinema obsolete. Our guide to home theaters explains how movie watching at home has changed from the 1950s to today.

There's no doubt you've seen the initials, but did you ever wonder what DVR stands for? If you use TiVo, DirecTV, or any other type of "digital video recording" device, then you might be surprised to find out that you are using DVR. You also might be surprised to know that the technology was first being tinkered with in 1960s as a means of implementing instant replay into the broadcasts of sporting events. To find out more, read on…