1 hr ago | KFSM-TV Fort Smith
From TVs to Turkeys, Walmart Cuts Prices Again
Your Thanksgiving meal just went on sale at Walmart. Today the retailer announced price reductions on holiday dinner favorites, televisions and other electronics.
5 hrs ago | TMCnet
Zeugma and Skitter Partner to Ensure High-Quality TV Services Over Broadband Connections
Zeugma Systems and Skitter, Inc., today announced a partnership whereby broadband service providers can employ the combined solution to deliver a wide variety of live off-air broadcast TV over existing broadband facilities with guaranteed quality of service.
9 hrs ago | New York Times
Sony to Offer Movie on Blu-ray Before DVD
In a nod to its vision of the future, Sony will make its animated hit "Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs" available to consumers directly through Internet-enabled televisions and Blu-ray players before the movie is released on DVD.
13 hrs ago | The Age
As two technologies battle for market share, it can be hard to find the television that's right for you.
California delays vote on energy efficiency standards for TVs
The acrimonious fight over first-in-the-nation energy-efficiency standards for TVs will go on for another two weeks.
Best Buy prepares for a shift to downloads
Walking between rows of DVDs at the Best Buy store in West Hollywood, Brandy Moore admits that she doesn't always buy the shiny discs anymore since she started downloading movies and TV shows from Apple's iTunes Store.
LG Electronics Announces First Recycling Program for Hotel TVs, Comput
The leading provider of flat-panel HDTVs to the lodging industry, LG Electronics USA, Inc., and the nation's leading recycler, Waste Management, Inc.
Lisa Vandusen A lesson for dictatorships
Looking at the images from 20 years ago today, the remarkable thing was how tactile it was.
Asian pay-TV industry looks healthy
The media industry might be facing an advertising recession, fragmentation and increasing competition, but one area looks to be in good shape in Asia: subscription television.
Walmart Pre Black Friday 120Hz Sharp LC-52SB57UN And LC46SB57UN Deals Analyzed
Walmart announced yesterday hot electronics deals for this coming Saturday Nov. 7th. These In-Store are Black Friday worthy and we have analyzed the deals in detail here .
Coping with a future of trash TV
CRT Recycling managing director Michelle Morton with TVs on the recycling production line at the Gepps Cross plant in Adelaide.
Army Concludes Shootings Involved Only One Gunman
Military investigators have concluded that there was only one gunman involved in the rampage at Fort Hood that left 13 people dead and dozens more injured, but they added that they were still trying to determine whether other people were involved in any plot, an Army spokesman said on Saturday.
From obscure company to electronics giant
Samsung Electronics chief executive Lee Yoon-woo addresses a ceremony on Friday, which marked the company 's 40th anniversary yesterday.
Life's better in HD, webcams too
I'm a proponent that everything in life is better in high definition. Watching sports on television is stunning when it has the extra pixels.
California Delays Vote on TV Energy Standards
King's "home away from home" is complete with AV servers, touchpanels, security, lighting and shade control, surround sound, distributed A/V, iPod docks Spammer How does spamming a home theater website have anything to with home theater and why Steve Hulu makes a client for Mac/Win/Linux or you can watch it online with nothing what is a good home ...
The cows ain't comin' home on Pluto
Did you see that blip that went across the bottom of your TV screen the other day about what California might do to big screen TVs ? I did.
Dracula The Undead offers readers a tasty bite
If you're like me, you're probably sick of all these pasty-faced, sparkle-in-the-sun, brood-over-the-girl excuses for vampires that are sucking our culture's lifeblood like a plasma cocktail.
Move over TiVo: PS3 gets HDTV recording
Can Sony fight off slump? Sony remained in the red for a fourth straight quarter on the back of PS3 price cuts and sluggish mobile sales.
The Lehigh Valley's first Hyatt hotel, both a victim and survivor of the financial crisis and credit crunch, was officially welcomed to Bethlehem on Thursday.
Plasma screen televisions tend to use the most power, while LCD TVs tend to use less.
Share + Nov 6, 2009 5:07 pm US/Eastern SAN FRANCISCO Next time you're enjoying the big, bright picture from your HDTV, remember that it is indeed like a giant light -- and it consumes energy like one.
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