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The Tech-pert: Turn a Spare PC into a Free DVR

By Rick.BroidaGuest Blogger
at 12:55PM, 11 months ago | under Money Saving Tips

Lately, more and more people have been asking me about "cutting the cord." No, this has nothing to do with childbirth; it's about ditching pricey cable TV--the "cord"--in favor of Netflix, Hulu, iTunes and other digital options.

Much as I'm a fan of those inexpensive alternatives, there are times when I want to watch--and record--live TV. A simple antenna connected to my TV's digital tuner takes care of the "watch" part, as I can tune in most of the major networks via over-the-air signals.

But what about recording? For that, I rely on a spare desktop PC (though a laptop would do as well), an inexpensive accessory, and Windows 7. Combined, they make a fantastic DVR for watching and recording digital, high-definition broadcasts.

The Tech-pert: Build a Backyard Home Movie Theater

By Rick.BroidaGuest Blogger
at 11:56AM, 11 months ago | under Shop Smarter

For the past couple weeks I've been reviewing Open Air Cinema's OAC True HD CineBox Home, which provides everything you need for a killer backyard theater: a Blu-ray player, a high-definition projector, a big, inflatable screen, and powerful speakers.

It's an awesome setup--but also mighty expensive: the kit costs a staggering $5,499. Fortunately, it's possible to cobble together your own outdoor theater for considerably less.

Netflix Change Portends Streaming in Replacement of Discs

By Yasarh
at 8:56AM, a year ago | under Stuff We Like

The way we watch movies has drastically changed over the last decade or so.  Old giants like Blockbuster and Hollywood Video have been closing down left and right with services like Netflix and Redbox changing how we watch movies at home.  There is no reason, however, to think that this is the end of how we will be getting our movies delivered.