If you’re not familiar with Tivo, then either you’ve been living under a rock, or your the type of guy who enjoys a nice block of commercials. Either way any HDTV enthusiast would be crazy to pass up on this one. With a one terabyte, yes, TERAbyte hard drive, The HD XL can record up to 150 hours of full HD broadcasts. Complete with HDMI out, for the finest of details, don’t you wish you had this thing during the olympics for women’s beach volleyball? $600.

LG will release a new stylish DVD player. Dubbed as the LG DVS450H, the player offers a HDMI connection that produces a full HD resolution of up to 1080p. You can also connect it to the external hard drive. The DVS450H is compatible with most of disc formats and audio/ video files including DVD, CD, DivX, MP3, WMA, JPEG, DivX HD and Xvid-H. LG will release its new portable DVD player in October 2008. $238.

LG BD300 Network Blu-ray Disc Player

Here’s a great Blu-ray player by LG called the LG BD300 Network Blu-ray Disc Player. This player allows you to stream select movies from Netflix directly to the box for free! It also enables you to watch HD video, upconvert standard DVD video to 1080p, and watch interactive BD Live content at the same time you play as Blu-ray disc. You can get your own this Fall.

Vizio VMM 26 Monitor

Vizio has a great display called the VMM 26. This smooth 26 inch VMM features dual HDMI, DVI, VGA inputs and 1900×1200 resolution and is perfect for a desktop or gaming. $450.

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Epson Ensemble HD

Behold the ultimate entertainment system by Epson! It comes with both a home theatre and an Ensemble HD, an Epson PowerLite projector available in a 1080p or 720p, a 100 inch motorized screen, upconverting DVD player, 5.1 surround speaker system, cable management system, and mounting brackets. Why go to the movies when you have everything you need right in the privacy of your home. $5,000-$7,000.

If you thought Netflix or Blockbuster was pretty simple, the new Apple TV Take 2 will bring you a whole new level of convenience. You can watch YouTube, podcasts, listen to iTunes, watch HD movies and shows via the iTunes Store, view photos in high resolution, link to your computer to share files, and generally sit on your ass all day and lose yourself in Apple TV Take 2. No computer is required to run it, and it’s so simple even your grandpa can use it. $229.

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If you haven’t yet experienced 1080p, you might want to grab this Sharp Aquos LCD. It has a couple HDMI and component cable plugs as well as a plug in to use it as your computer monitor. Watch your favorite pr0n off your PC or Mac, or better yet, surf your favorite websites. $950.