Electronics Buying Guide 2006

Digital technology is touching all aspects of our lives from cell phones to digital cameras. Going digital can be exhilarating for some, but stressful for others. Deciding on the right digital product can be difficult when you look at all the choices that are available in the market place. The new edition of Consumers' Report Digital Buying Guide 2006 can guide consumers in selecting a digital product and easing their anxieties about their purchase. The experts provide hundreds of smart ways to:
"Save money and find the best values in computers, plasma televisions, cell phones, cameras, DVD players and more
"Get the right high speed Internet connection or go wireless
"Establish a communication link between your home computers (networking)
"Weeding out spam and protecting your computer from security and privacy threats
"Shoot, enhance, and send digital pictures by email
"Download music from the internet
"Create a home theater with high-definition TV
"Enjoy the latest video games online of off
"Plus: Exclusive e-Ratings of the best shopping websites

Consumer Reports is located in Yonkers, NY and for more than 70 years has tested and reported on products of every form, size and shape, including consumer electronics, autos, appliances, baby products, and health and financial services. Consumer Reports is trusted for its expert unbiased testing and reporting, and for the fact that it does not take advertising and is beholden to no commercial interest.