There’s no shortage of home surveillance cameras on the market. People, it seems, these days are preoccupied with knowing what’s happening at home while they are away. These surveillance cameras make it easy to spy on a nanny, keep track of pets, or just watch the inside of your home »

Move over VCRs and DVD recorders, digital video recorders (DVRs) are here to stay. DVRs let you time shift your favorite shows to watch later without all the hassle of tapes and DVDs. TiVo was the first company to take the DVR market by storm, but now, Comcast is offering »

Digital video recorders (DVRs) record video in a digital format to a disc drive or mass storage device to allow time-shifting for your favorite TV shows. The premise of DVRs is essentially the same as the old Betamax or VHS systems where you could tape your shows to watch later »