There’s no question that we want 4K content, but there’s quite a bit of debate about just how we’re going to get it.  Some opt for the disc-based methods that have served us thusfar while others prefer to go with streaming. Streaming seems the most consumer friendly method since there’s no need to upgrade your whole collection, but internet connection speeds have to be up to the task.

The folks at Yamaha have launched a new receiver line that gets you ready for the future of home theater.  All of the new receivers are compatible with MHL and AirPlay, and they all handle 4K and 3D passthrough, but the higher end RX-V775WA and RX-V765 kick things up even further.

It doesn't take a visionary to say that in the very near future, we'll be able to watch the same video on any screen in our home.  We're close as it is, but we're not quite there. LG's latest reveal gives us a look at what this might look like in a 4K home.

We've come a long way when it comes to streaming video, but we're not where we need to be yet. Still, a study by Rovi Corp shows that 25 percent of Americans surveyed described the video streaming quality on their smartphone or tablet as excellent.  Outside of the US, it was under 20 percent.

After the longest console cycle in company history, Sony has announced the PlayStation 4. The system offers plenty of potential when it comes to games and will certainly blow away the graphics of its predecessors, but that's not what tops Sony's list.  Sony spent a great deal of time talking about the social possibilities of the new system, and prime among these features is a dedicated share button, which will let your friends watch streaming video of your gameplay.