TV & Home Theatre

It feels a little like Christmas has come early thanks to announcement that there's a new lineup of Roku players. They were officially unveiled this morning, will be available in October, and they include streaming for everything from an A/V TV all the way up to 4K Ultra HD with support for HDR.

Mini projectors are amazing works of technology, but they're not the same as full-sized projectors. Here are a few tips for getting the most out of your mini!

If you've splurged on a 4K TV, there are two things that you need to know. One, congratulations! And two, you're going to need to kit it out with a few simple accessories to get the most from it.

September signals the start of a new school year for many, and even if you're too old to worry about school supplies, fall is still a great time to reassess your priorities. With sports playoffs like MLB and CFL starting, NHL and NFL about to launch, not to mention the new fall lineup of TV shows getting underway, it's never been a better time to think about upgrading your home theater!

Sometimes you need to focus and block out distractions; whether you're studying, working or just want to concentrate on music, or podcasts, noise cancelling headphones can help you. From in-ear, to over ear, there are dozens of noise cancelling headphones out there, but before you begin your search, why not start with the top picks, as reviewed by Best Buy customers?

Have you ever experienced a pocket projector? They're tiny, portable, and pack a big punch, and this pocket projector from Insignia is a great example of their advantages.

Pocket or pico projectors are becoming more popular and more readily available. These palm-sized gadgets allow you to show videos nearly anywhere. ASUS' ZenBeam E1 is brand new to the market, but can it handle home theatre entertainment and keep you coming back for more? Find out in our review.

Planning the perfect dorm life experience? An all in one dorm room TV can save you space and wow your classmates when they come over to hang out.

 For first-year university and college students, packing up everything you’ll need to survive your first year solo can be intimidating. After all, you’ve likely got a pup-tent budget and MTV Cribs tastes. But fortunately when it comes to those after class activities, you’ve got options for maximizing your entertainment while keeping costs down, and it starts with a streaming device.

 Two new TVs just out are widening the options for smart TV shoppers. Toshiba has just launched two new smart sets that use the Google Cast TV platform.