If you're interested in HD satellite television from Dish Network, you have a few DVR choices, ranging from a basic, free digital video recorder up to the ViP922 SlingLoaded DVR. They all let you watch and record TV, but only the latter also lets you do so via a Web browser or mobile phone anywhere in the world. If you already have a Vip722 you can add a slingbox to it.

If you have a smartphone, the ViP922 is the best choice: There's an app for Apple's iOS, Android, BlackBerry, and Windows Mobile devices that lets you watch TV on these devices over Wi-Fi or 3G. Also, the ViP 922 Dual DVR can bring content from your PC to your HDTV. You can stream music, pictures, and video from your computer, as well as video from sites like Hulu, YouTube, and Netflix, to name a few.

Pricing for the ViP 922 varies depending on your contract with Dish Network, and can run you anywhere from $199.99 to $549. (Check out our satellite store for more information.) If you're a Dish Network subscriber, especially if you're eligible to get the ViP922 for $200, it's the best choice. Its many features, excellent UI, and 1TB of storage make it our latest Editors' Choice DVR.

• News feeds located on the home screen, giving viewers instant access to national news, weather, sports, and stock quotes.
• Ability to organize channels by channel name or number.
• 1080p, 1080i, 720p, 480i and 480p support.
• Internet-delivered DISH On Demand including 1080p content.
• Ability to move one day in the guide while browsing full screen EPG or partial EPG.
• Connections to home networks via Ethernet, HomePlug Turbo (the next generation of HomePlug that allows for faster in-home transfer of content using home power lines), or WiFi (with optional WiFi adapter).
• Powerful search capability across all available video sources, including IP, VOD, satellite or DVR.
• Intuitive timer creation and DVR management, allowing users to categorize programming by groups (video source, title, genres) or by content description (date, length, ratings and more).
• Ability to load photos, MP3s and selected Internet content.
• Future upgrades such as photo sharing, movie ticket purchases, family calendars, instant messaging, streaming audio, and the ability to transfer content within a home network.