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"TuneView for iPod provides a new wireless way to manage your music throughout your house or office. TuneView for iPod consists of a universal iPod dock, 2-way RF remote with color LCD screen, a USB power adapter, audio and USB cables, and selected dock adapters. Together these components allow you to...

Engadget have a great tutorial on building your own solid-state AV switcher...

"In this How-To we'll show you how to wire up your own A/V switcher which you can expand and use any way you'd like, for composite, S-Sideo, component, even VGA signals. Sure, you can buy a newer, really expensive TV's with multiple inputs (even component), but for those of us whose credit cards aren't quite up to that challenge, more inputs for less cash would be rather desirable. Let's get started...

Idratek have just released V21 of their Cortex home automation software.

"Hot on the heels of V20, Cortex V21 introduces several new major features as well as many other additions and improvements. This new release has direct support for the "Squeezebox" by Slim Devices, which includes control of Squeezebox functions as well as acting upon received status information from it. Arbitrary IDRANet system data can be displayed in text form on the Squeezebox VFD - a great addition to the existing spoken output via audio units...

Here's a new 8x8 video matrix switcher. Feed all your AV sources (DVD Player, MEdia Extenders, CCTV, PVR etc) into this hub and then distribute its composite output to 8 different zones via CAT5 cable. Prices from around £700...

This new video system connects to a TV or Projector's VGA or DVI port and allows the PC screen (up to 1024 x 768) to be display on the TV/PJ wirelessly via 802.11 b/g WiFi.

"EchoView revolutionizes how projectors are used. The adapter connects to a projector's VGA or DVI port and enables a computer to display to the projector without any cable. Presenters no longer are limited by the cable length from the computer to the projector.

CD-less Driver Download and Installation - Unlike any product in the market, EchoView allows first time installation to be completed in just seconds. When powered on, the unit will show up as an available wireless network connection on the computer's network setting. User simply clicks on the connection to initiate communication to the adapter. Upon user's confirmation, the software driver will then be automatically downloaded and installed to the computer via the wireless network. To send video to the unit and the projector, the user simply launch the driver application by double clicking on the driver icon. There's no need to set up IP address, DHCP settings...