So you've got that new high definition television in the living room, your 120 gig TiVo recording all of your favorite shows and a cable box with more channels than a Roman aqueduct.

Think you've reached the pinnacle of home entertainment? The Consumer Electronics Show would beg to differ.

Some 3-D TV's popped up on the convention floor and the advent of the burgeoning technology is starting to create a bit of buzz that it could become the next step over HD TV.

While we didn't attend the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) this year, I've done my fair share of reading about it. If I had to pick one theme that seemed to pop up several times a day, it'd be television. Not just television as in new TV hardware and gear, but also in how content will reach the masses. A few highlights:

• onthegoLIVE -- Stream TV audio to any phone
• Google Video Store -- Selling episodes of CSI, NCIS, Survivor and other CBS shows.
• Yahoo! Go TV -- Link your computer with your television (also, Ellen DeGeneres showed up on stage for this)
• AT&T and Verizon turning to Microsoft for IPTV to the home
• Intel's Viiv -- Intel's digital entertainment computer specification
• Westinghouse's 56-inch 4x 1080p LCD -- So what if it's $10k -- look at that monster!
• If that's a little too large for you, how about Pioneer's 50-inch 1080p screen?
• Bill Gates's views on TV content delivery in the future -- Facinating stuff, Vongo, etc.
  
• TiVo's own wireless adapter -- 60% faster than other brands!
• Finally, a TiVo desktop is coming for Mac OS X
• TiVo's Series 3 recorder -- Dual CableCARD slots and dual HDTV recording
• The MediaREADY 6000 -- Pricey, but oh, the features
• HD Beat's LG booth tour -- Some awesome TV technology in there

There's a lot more over at Engadget's CES coverage, so be sure to go check that out soon.