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2005 Editors' Choice Awards
 |  Jan 31, 2006  | 
[November] The first A/V component devoted to "place-shifting," Slingbox lets you access your TV channels from another room - or across the planet.

Connect Slingbox ($250) to your home TV, and when you're away from home all you need is a PC running the Slingbox software to tap remotely into whatever your cable or satellite

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2005 Editors' Choice Awards
 |  Jan 31, 2006  | 
[December] Tonality, transparency, and clout make for totally high-end sound at a not-so-high-end price.

Sometimes, boring can be better. Take Revel's Concerta speakers, the high-end brand's first system that can be called affordable.

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2005 Editors' Choice Awards
 |  Jan 31, 2006  | 
[July/August] Pioneer packed the VSX-815 with an enticing combination of features and performance, then gave it a pretty much irresistible $365 price.

This receiver was not only the clear standout among the three in our "Cost Control" spotlight comparison, but it woul

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2005 Editors' Choice Awards
 |  Jan 31, 2006  | 
[May] Plasma TVs might be as common as dirt these days, but the picture quality, features, and overall design of this flat-panel marvel puts it at the top of the mound.

Pioneer packed the PDP-4350HD with almost everything an enthusiast could want, including a swiveling table mount, backlit remote, and loads of inputs a

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2005 Editors' Choice Awards
 |  Jan 31, 2006  | 
[September] The success of the iPod has spawned an industry of add-on products that let you listen to America's favorite music player without earbuds.
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2005 Editors' Choice Awards
 |  Jan 31, 2006  | 
[December] Forget about MiniDV and mini DVDs.
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2005 Editors' Choice Awards
 |  Jan 31, 2006  | 
[October] HP might be best known for its expertise with PCs and printers, but its first big-screen rear-projection TV is a home run.
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2005 Editors' Choice Awards
 |  Jan 31, 2006  | 
[February/March 2005] An awesome portable that isn't an iPod! Satellite radio in the palm of your hand wherever you are - at home, in the car, on a plane, or jogging on the beach.

Think subscription radio is for chumps? Then you haven't experienced commercial-free satellite radio.

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2005 Editors' Choice Awards
 |  Jan 31, 2006  | 

He founded the groundbreaking HDNet high-def channels, owns the revered Landmark movie-theater chain (and the Dallas Mavericks basketball team), and is currently rattling Hollywood's cage by releasing movies in theaters, on DVD, and through HDNet Movies at the same time.

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2005 Editors' Choice Awards
 |  Jan 31, 2006  | 

Most people associate megachains with lots of products, lots of bargains, and lots of parking. Customer service is usually well down on the list of attributes, if it makes the list at all.

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2005 Editors' Choice Awards
 |  Jan 31, 2006  | 

[May] This megasized receiver offers more power, more channels, and more smarts than you're ever likely to need.

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2005 Editors' Choice Awards
 |  Jan 31, 2006  | 

[February/March 2005] Small, white, and spiffy, the Sonos isn't the first networked-audio solution we've seen, but it may be the best.

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2005 Editors' Choice Awards
 |  Jan 31, 2006  | 

[December] People who gave their hearts to the iPod years ago got a chance to fall in love all over again when Apple debuted the iPod nano, easily the slickest music player ever.

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2005 Editors' Choice Awards
 |  Jan 31, 2006  | 

[November] Sony scores with a slam-dunk on the first attempt to bring its high-end SXRD technology to the mainstream.

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The Cuban Revolution
Michael Antonoff  |  Jan 31, 2006  | 
Mark Cuban is the recipient of our first-ever Editors' Choice Visionary Award.
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