At 53 percent, we're well over the halfway point for HDTV ownership, according to the latest Nielson report.  It's great to see that high definition television owners are still in the majority, and that the number is continuing to climb, but there's one trend that's just a bit odd.

As anyone who's jumped on the web based video bandwagon knows, there are a few things you'll have to give up.  Up until Vudu's HDX debut, video quality was one of those things, but it's only one of the hurdles that digital distribution has to clear.

According to a recent survey by Parks Associates, there are over 25 million US households that currently watch full-length television shows online.  That’s double last year’s number.

So many new televisions, receivers and Blu-ray players coming with YouTube access baked right in, and with the exception of a few decent resolution concerts you can find on the service, there’s the nagging problem of content.  Sure “Charlie Bit Me” is funny, but does it need to be 60” and 7.1 channels of funny?

So, you’re into the whole 3D craze and you’re stocking up on the gear you need to make it happen in your home.  After much comparison shopping you’ve finally decided on the 3D Blu-ray player and 3D HDTV that will make your setup complete.  Your home theater is going to be 3D ready, but will you?