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The next 12 months promise a huge assortment of treats for fans of science fiction. Here are our picks for the most anticipated upcoming projects, from fresh TV adaptations of classic stories to a long-awaited new cinematic entry in a classic sci-fi franchise.

Looking for a way to offer smart TV functionality without having to buy into a closed system, InnSpire has developed an Android-powered set-top box that's crammed into an Ethernet cable, which means that hotels can turn standard room TVs into smart TVs just by plugging them into the wall socket.

Smart TVs are becoming commonplace, but a new set-top device promises to take TVs "beyond smart." In addition to providing the usual applications and content streamed from the internet, TVPro says it will turn TV into an intelligent interactive display with PC functionality.

Primarily a DVR for recording live TV, the Boxee TV uploads recordings to the cloud, making it “the first ever No Limits DVR.”

At IFA 2011, Philips revealed plans for a September launch of its Cinema 21:9 Platinum series LED TV that boasts a 2,560 x 1080p pixel resolution panel.

Geniatech has unveiled its Android TV set-top box that plays full 1080p high definition video, is a digital media player, a digital photo frame, a games console and internet browsing platform.

Philips new 50-inch Cinema 21:9 Gold Series LED TV brings 3D and Internet connectivity to the ultra-widescreen mix.

IOGEAR's on-lap contoured keyboard with 2.4GHz wireless connectivity offers a comfortable and convenient means of enjoying all aspects of home entertainment.

Fuugo is a fun application that centralizes broadcast and online TV all in one place.

The HD LED Lava Scandinavia is the first TV with an android operating system to hit the market, using a Cideko had-held controller and proprietary graphics processor to deliver an internet experience you’d normally get with a normal computer.

Logitech has announced the release of its set-top box that enables access to Google TV