The contest to reshape the digital TV continues. Mitsubishi has unveiled its 2008 TV lineup, including three statement categories: its long-awaited LaserVue TV, a new 3D TV/PC solution, and an integrated sound system for LCD TVs.

Scheduled for delivery to Mitsubishi Diamond dealers in the third quarter, the 65in. LaserVue redefines the color red for TV viewing. At a product preview in New York, company officials showed off the 65in. TV, which is based on a DLP engine, pitting it against a Sharp 65in. LCD and a Pioneer 60in. Kuro plasma model. The stunning red reproduction made the LCD and plasma models pale to orange by comparison. The company says LaserVue produces 200 percent of the color gamut. Although Mitsubishi execs touted contrast, brightness and sharpness as well, the competing flatpanel displays appeared a bit sharper than the LaserVue during our demo. more>>

I began a Windows Home Server (WHS) column earlier this year with the phrase “Welcome Home.” The idea was to get you to start thinking about your home network in new and exciting ways. Many of the things we want to do, or should do, on our home network are now within everyone’s reach. You can come home and safely save important files, and you can back up and restore with ease. You can even keep track of which PCs are at risk.

But what if you aren’t at home? Many of us have the luxury of working from home part time, but many more are travelers that spend little time in our home offices. What can WHS offer such road warriors? The answer is remote access. more>>