-- CNET (www.cnet.com): For quality and quantity of reviews on all things technological, no site is better. Its 'HDTV Basics' is required reading for the novice. -- Remote Central (www.remotecentral.com): Now that you have an HDTV, a high-def cable box, PlayStation 3 and an audio-video receiver, how to best control them all with a single remote? Remote central has the answer. -- ILounge (www.ilounge.com): The former iPod Lounge changed its name, broadened its focus slightly -- the iPhone is part of its iWorld -- but remains an online iPod landmark. -- Projector Central (www.projectorcentral.com): Want a real home theater, with a real projector that flashes a monstrous picture on a screen? Start here. Also try Projector Reviews (www.projectorreviews.com). -- The Digital Bits (www.digitalbits.com): If it's on DVD or Blu-ray, it's at Digital Bits: movie-related news, reviews, upcoming features and rumors. Hollywood's best friend. -- Blu-rayStats.com: A nerd's guide to Blu-ray. Click on 'Blu-ray Statistics' for the real down-and-dirty numbers: aspect ratio, bit rates, run time and box-office gross in a no-frills presentation. -- The Computer Audiophile (www.computeraudiophile.com): Everything you want to know about setting up wireless music distribution in your house is here. Click on 'Computer Audiophile Academy.' -- Monoprice.com: The best place, with the best prices, on the Web for HDMI cables, connectors and everything else for your home-entertainment system. -- Mac Rumors (www.macrumors.com): News, rumors, adulation and complaints, all part of the cult of Steve Jobs. (Be sure to track down the artist's rendition of the forthcoming Apple tablet computer, a jumbo iPod Touch.) -- Tech Bargains (www.techbargains.com): I gave up Woot long ago for this site that aggregates the best tech buys on the Web each day. For the non-techies, try PlanetBargains.com. 