LG's built-in Netflix streaming TV; Auto speaker setup

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	What's hot this week David Katzmaier CNET.com LG's built-in Netflix streaming TV If the Internet is the future of television, then LG's LH50 series hails from the day after tomorrow. This flat-panel LCD is the first to offer Netflix streaming, which allows instant, free-to-subscribers access to an all-you-can watch menu of thousands of movies and TV shows without having to connect another box. For fans of Internet video who don't want one more box, the LH50's image quality issues might be worth the sacrifice, for what is now the most well featured Interactive HDTV available. Read the full review.  LG LH50 series photos  TVs on the Internet: Interactive HDTVs compared  CNET's HDTV World LG 47LH50 Popular home theater reviews LG 47LH50  Check prices Panasonic TC-P50G10  Check prices Panasonic TC-P50V10  Check prices Pioneer VSX-1019AH-K  Check prices Samsung LN52B750  Check prices Home theater reviews and news Review: Sonos Bundle BU250 An excellent touch-screen remote and equally usable iPhone remote app breathe new life into Sonos' excellent multiroom digital-audio system. Read more  Check prices Review: ARIR200 Wi-Fi Radio The Acoustic Research ARIR200 offers a lot of unique features with an alarm clock-friendly design, but it has a few quirks and shortcomings that keep us from wholeheartedly recommending it. Read more  Check prices Hands-on review: YouTube for TV Before Hulu and the online copyright crackdown, YouTube was the place to go for finding TV content on the Internet. Now, it's trying to be the place for Internet video content on your TV. Read more  Photos of YouTube on your TV Sony announces two 400-disc Blu-ray megachangers Sony announced the first Blu-ray megachanger back in 2007, and now, two years later, the company is following up on the effort. The BDP-CX960 and BDP-CX7000ES both hold 400 Blu-ray Discs and automatically retrieve disc data over an Ethernet connection. Read more  CNET's quick guide to Blu-ray Crave Vudu to stream video to select LG TVs John P. Falcone Vudu's Internet video-on-demand service will be coming to select LG TVs in August. The service will effectively embed the functionality of the Vudu BX100 set-top box into the televisions, obviating the need for connecting an external box to access the Vudu's lineup of movies and TV shows, hundreds of which are available in HD video and 5.1 Dolby surround sound. Read more The Audiophiliac Auto speaker setup: A less than perfect solution? Posted by Steve Guttenberg Auto speaker setup and calibration is a popular feature on almost every receiver and a lot of home-theater-in-a-box systems. Sure, it sounds like a peachy idea, but the accuracy of auto setup is hardly a sure thing; and at their worst, auto setup systems sound worse than no setup at all.  Read more  Is Sony's high-end Blu-ray player worth $700? Here's what readers have to say: 1. Read the full article. 2. Why would you buy this over a PS3?! 3. What the PS3 doesn't offer... 4. Film will never look as it was intended to. 5. There are better BD players. 6. I paid like $70 for my Sony 1080p upconverter. 7. Can't beat the new Oppo BDP-83. 8. Luxury means something that's too expensive. 9. 802.11N eh? Bet that doesn't come with PSN. 10. One word: Oppo.   Related Newsletters Stay informed on the tech topics that matter to you most CNET offers a wide variety of newsletters on everything from tech industry news to the latest games and gear. Browse the entire list now. Manage newsletters More CNET home theater resources  Best HDTVs overall  High-performance HDTVs  CNET's HDTV World  Best plasma HDTVs  Best HDTV values  Blu-ray guide  Best LCD HDTVs  Football-friendly HDTVs  HDTV resolution explained  Best cheap LCD HDTVs  Sub-$250 Blu-ray players  Plasma vs. LCD vs. RPTV  Best home video products  Netflix-enabled video players  1080p vs. 720p: The final word  Best home audio gear  Best universal remotes  CES 2009: Full coverage
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