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TiVo Premiere: Still the Best Way to Watch TV Although Senior Editor Jason Cross admits the new TiVo Premiere isn't perfect, he insists it's the best DVR on the market. Read his review to learn why. Also this week, reports on the first LED 3D HDTV (say that three times fast!), Netflix's upcoming streaming service for the Nintendo Wii, and Best Buy's 3D TV installation/setup service... that promises to sync customers' 3D glasses (sounds fishy? We thought so too.). - Kim Saccio-Kent, PCWorld Newsletter Editor Home Entertainment News World's First 3D LED-backlit TV Coming Courtesy Of LG LG Electronics confirmed the existence of its 3D LED TV set, following a leak last month. Netflix Streaming Via Wii Coming Really Soon Netflix is sending Nintendo Wii instant-streaming discs to some members to test-drive the upcoming service. Report: Best Buy Charging Consumers To 'Sync' 3D Glasses Best Buy's service to "sync" your 3D glasses to your 3D HDTV sounds fishy, according to a recent report. Gaming News Sony Zaps PlayStation 3 'Install Other OS' Feature Sorry Xbox 360, No Star Wars: The Old Republic For You Top 9 iPhone 'Twitch-Action' Games Review: Nintendo DSi XL, for Some Eyes Only Tech Provider for Microsoft's Project Natal Revealed Welcome Home! PAX East 2010: A Gamernerds Mecca The Witcher 2 Announced, 'Non-Linear' with 'Smoother' Combat Apple May Have Leaked iPad Game Titles Digital Entertainment on PCWorld Learn More About the TiVo Premiere Home Theater News & Reviews Visit PCWorld for more home entertainment reviews and how-tos. Gaming Central Read news and reviews of PC games and the hottest consoles. Connect Your Employees Get BlackBerry Enterprise Server Express for free and give your business the freedom to connect all its employees. Download it today. Microsoft Office 2010 Beta View a demo of Microsoft Office Professional Plus 2010. View Demo Now Advertisement Does your PC come with its own Virtual IT department? 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