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Once you have an outdoor movie projector, you can throw a watch party using the garage door or a wall as a screen. Bu...
Highlights The average cost range to repair a TV screen is between $200 and $1,000. There are several factors that ...
Q: My last TV was so small that I couldn’t clearly make out all of the details of my favorite shows. I don’t have eye...
Whether you have a partially covered outside space like a veranda or poolside cabana or not, there is an outdoor TV t...
Outdoor TVs make it possible to catch a game while barbecuing, to binge-watch a series while sunbathing, and to enjoy...
An outdoor projector offers a wonderful way to enjoy an entertaining evening with family and friends. Before hosting ...
Like fireflies and fireworks, movies under the stars make for magically memorable summer nights. But if your town or ...
While mounting a TV to a wall isn’t a complicated job, doing it the wrong way carries pretty significant consequences...
Millions of Americans are plugging into dedicated home theaters as their ticket to relaxation and casual entertaining...
Give theme-appropriate furniture and accessories top billing in your home movie theater.
Bob works with carpenter Bob Ryley to construct an insert for an antique cherry armoire to house his bedroom TV and video collection.
A whole-home audio system is installed, along with new appliances, including laundry machines, a freezer and fridge, and an outdoor grill.
Bob meets with homeowner Sarah Monzon to recap the project, from the initial preparation to the renovations to the finishing touches.
Brent Thompson (from IceBox) joins Bob in the kitchen to talk about a new Internet appliance.
Bob meets up with Tim Woods (of the Internet Home Alliance) in the basement of the Quechee home to hear about the progress made integrating the connected home tec...
Bob checks email from his truck using GM OnStar's Virtual Advisor functionality. He then meets with Tim Woods (from the Internet Home Alliance) to check out the P...
Bob looks at the beech flooring in the key hall, before moving to the media room to discuss the carpeting with Gary Johnston (from DuPont) and the electronic comp...
Bob Ryley meets with Ken Frankel (from Lucent Technologies) to discuss the new HomeStar wiring system.
Carpenter Bob Ryley works with general contractor Kevin Kalman to install entertainment center cabinets.
Bob inspects the remote device, controlling the PA system, HVAC, lighting, and entertainment systems. In the basement, Bob Ryley is exploring the wires and cables...
Bob meets with Dan Drook to check out the new multimedia entertainment center.
Bob takes a private tour of the set of the television series Grace Under Fire, and meets some interesting characters along the way.
Bob talks over the installation of the outdoor speakers with Daryl Foster. The Bose speakers in question are made specifically for outdoor use-- they can stand up...
Bob and interior designer Robyn Peterson tour the finished, furnished California-Spanish beach house in Malibu. The media room has an Old West theme. The kitchen ...
Bob and carpenter-contractor Bob Ryley review the exterior of the home, pointing out the new trellis and the new entryway. Next, they move inside to have a look ...