Nope, it's not a DVR in and of itself, but if you're looking for a way to add streaming content or other features to your cable or satellite provided DVR, the Logitech Revue utilizing GoogleTV is now a cheap way to do so.  A pass-through box, the Revue will allow you to overlay a new UI and add features without completely rewiring your home theater or living room setup.

Read our quick setup article for details on how to get started with GoogleTV.

If you want to start using Media Center but have no desire to research and build your own hardware, Assassin has you covered.  The company offers a full line of HTPCs in all form factors and and powers and recently sent me their "Elite" unit for review.

If you're looking for solid hardware to get you started with Windows Media Center, take a look at our full review before you buying anything.  If you have other questions or comments, be sure and leave them below!

If you use a small form-factor HTPC or simply don't want to open the case of your full sized machine, Ceton has a CableCARD solution that should make you happy.

A four-tuner USB device, the InfiniTV4 USB fits nicely with your HTPC and works as advertised.  Check out the full review for all of the details!

Want to know what DVR related announcements came out of this week's Consumer Electronics Show?  We have all the details!

Click through to find out how your DVR might be changing in the coming year.  As always, products shown at the annual CES might never make it to market but hopefully this year's announcements do.  There are some exciting developments that I personally would love to see in my living room in the near future.