In the world of A/V receivers, there’s usually a long wait before new or advanced features trickle down to models for those of us in the sub-$250,000 tax brackets. Six months ago, you would’ve paid at least $2,000 for a receiver with an Ethernet port, dual HDMI outputs, and an HDMI 1.4a input (which is necessary for guaranteed Blu-ray 3D support). Yet, amazingly, Onkyo’s new TX-NR1008 delivers all those features for a street price under $1,000. The result is a single box that can receive the cabling from nearly every content source imaginable, process all that data with clarity and aplomb, and then output those signals to high-end speakers and displays