2 hrs ago | Examiner.com
I remember only about five years ago, all I could think of was: do I buy the 60" 1080p Plasma, the LCD or wait for the tasty LED technology, or even should I think bigger and go for the 110" Epson Cinema Projection Set-up that you need to sit at least 12 feet from the screen or your brain just bursts into flames.
4 hrs ago | Post and Courier
Darlington Column: Take advantage of Memorial Day sales
At first, I didn't like the idea of linking good deals with Memorial Day. Buying a new television is hardly the best way to commemorate the fallen heroes of this country.
8 hrs ago | New Scientist
Quantum dot displays make your TV brighter than ever
Your next TV might be a quantum one. Sort of. Light-emitting nanoparticles called quantum dots are finally coming out of the lab and into our living rooms, bringing better colour to LCD flat-panel screens.
9 hrs ago | Business Journal
Dispute could pull Dayton TV stations from Time Warner Cable
Two of Dayton's major network TV stations are embroiled in a dispute with cable-TV provider Time Warner Cable, and televisions across the Miami Valley could lose a few stations if it's not settled.
13 hrs ago | Tracy and Matt's Blog
In an increasingly media saturated culture, you might assume the number of households with televisions would be on the rise.
Google Glass to Use OLED Displays from Samsung
Of course, it's hard to think of a more compelling use for OLED technology, which can be made flexible, nearly unbreakable and, most importantly in this case, transparent .
Wintek expects to see positive turnaround in July 2013; develops...
Wintek expects its production utilization rate to climb starting from July 2013 along with its revenues and profits, according to company chairman Wyley Huang.
Sony debuts smaller Ultra HDTVs
A new wave of smaller, but less expensive Ultra HD televisions is beginning to hit stores.
Hillcrest, Chinese TV maker affirm ties
Hillcrest Laboratories Inc., of Rockville, which makes software and equipment to enrich digital media products for televisions and other audio-visual devices, announced it has signed a multi-year agreement with TCL Multimedia Technology Holdings Ltd., of Hong Kong, to extend the use of Hillcrest's patented Freespace in-air pointing and motion ... (more)
TvDealsNow.com Offers a Range of Electronics Goods for Sale Online
TvDealsNow.com, the newly launched website offers a haven for electronics. The site has a large collection of TV, Tablets, Notebooks, cameras and other varieties of electronic goods.
TV importers accuse border officials of misleading advance tariff rulings
Importers of popular electronics such as big-screen TVs and MP3 players are ramping up their fight against federal tariff changes, accusing the government of misleading them by offering tariff breaks that it planned to claw back later.
Opera Mediaworks Targets the Television with AdMArvel for Connected TVs
Opera Mediaworks, a wholly owned subsidiary of Opera Software and a conglomerate of several companies, recently announced a next-generation ad platform for connected TVs.
Parents set children's 'media diet'
Researchers are still debating the effects of technology on young children, but while they debate how much is too much, parents seem to have it figured out.
Marylhurst BFA thesis exhibit set to open
Marylhurst University will open its 2013 Bachelor of Fine Arts Thesis Exhibition with a preview reception in the Art Gym next week.
China Labor Day LCD TV sales surge by double-digit percentage, says Ihs
Sales of LCD TVs during China's Labor Day holiday rose 18% in 2013 compared to a year earlier, as consumers were lured by attractive promotional pricing and a government subsidy program, according to research firm IHS.
Has Microsoft's Xbox One Destroyed Apple TV?
The formerly nimble Apple continues to generate the idea of lounging on the beach on a permanent vacation, as its dream to reinvent TV may have just received the first signs of a death blow, with Microsoft's Xbox One taking direct aim at that market, shooting off an effective volley, one which awaits a response from Apple.
Quantum Dot Technology On Its Way to Smartphones, Tablets and TVs
Just when you thought display technology could hardly get any better, along come quantum dots, making screens more colorful while consuming less power.
Dog Owners Have More Germs In Their Homes
That's right. Your beloved toilet-bowl licking, butt-sniffing companion is, "surprisingly," a possible source for tons of bacteria "We can tell whether you own a dog based on the bacteria we find on your television screen or pillow case," said co-author Dr.
Samsung-LG Misstep in $10,000 TVs Creates Opening for Sony: Tech
Samsung Electronics Co. and LG Electronics Inc. are reworking their strategies for high-end TVs after spending billions of dollars on a new display technology that's behind schedule and costs almost $10,000 a set.
Smart TV Is Just Around the Living Room Corner
With over 400 million people predicted to have Smart TVs by 2016, there is an impending "appification" of the TV that presents an enormous opportunity for brands, content creators and media companies.