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ENVIRONMENT: The energy waste of TV top boxes
Set-top boxes in the U.S. consume 27 billion kilowatt-hours of electricity each year, equivalent to the annual output of six coal-fired power plants.
6 hrs ago | Electronic Engineering Times Asia
Weak sales, steep price shake TV SoC arena
The weak performance was attributed to steep pricing pressures and poor TV sales.
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Concerns over kids' shut-eye an age-old problem
13 -- With televisions, computers, cellphones, school work and extracurricular activities, parents worry that their kids are so busy that they aren't getting enough sleep.
8 hrs ago | Ledger-Enquirer.com
Columbus police: 2 accused of having stolen TVs
Chauncey Joel Wills, 37, and Burtrum Andrus Smith, 35, each face a count of theft by receiving stolen property, police said.
10 hrs ago | Korea Herald
Samsung, KT lock horns over over smart TV
Company threatens to take further legal actions against carrier Samsung Electronics urged KT Corp.
10 hrs ago | Silcon Valley Moms
The concept of 3D televisions is a rather new occurrence in the field of entertainment, but the technology behind them has been around for decades.
12 hrs ago | The Washington Post
Japan Earnings Gloom Fades as Panasonic Paces Tokyo Rally
Panasonic Corp. had its best week in more than two years of Tokyo trading, following its forecast for a record $10 billion loss, showing some investors are betting Japan's biggest exporters have hit bottom.
12 hrs ago | The Guardian
Google TV YouTube app gets discovery-focused update
Google is releasing an updated version of its YouTube app for Google TV, which the company says will make it easier for viewers to find videos and channels to watch on their big-screen TVs.
12 hrs ago | EDGE
Current TVs not good enough for Gaikai
David Perry , founder and CEO of Gaikai , has admitted that current TVs are not suitable for his company's cloud gaming platform because of in-built input latency.
Netflix is light on flicks as viewers soak up TV
After years of banking on movie rentals, Netflix CEO Reed Hastings and his staff have found TV streaming more profitable.
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Find an appealing place for the TV and home electronics
Architects Matt and Karen Soorikian extended and "floated" one of their custom entertainment systems to better accommodate the needs of this Sandy Springs homeowner.
Televisions, cameras among best of CES
The 10-megapixel Ricoh CX6 camera uses two separate focusing systems that work together to deliver lightning-fast response.
Google TV 'Big Announcement' Coming Monday
Google is throwing down the gauntlet: According to a post on the official Facebook page for Google TV, some "big announcements" are in the works for Monday.
Energy Stream Radio&TV 120 Packs Internet Radio and TV in a Portable Package
With services like Pandora, XM and Sirius, you might think FM radio is well beyond its heyday.
A new era begins for Roberts Audio Video
Barry Levinson, right, owner of Roberts Audio Video, is shown with longtime associate Rob Grabon and some of the vintage inventory from the business's early days at the New London store last week.
Dangdang Partners With Lenovo To Enter China's TV Shopping Market
Dangdang recently introduced its ecommerce application for Lenovo's K91 Smart TV.
Barriers fall between TV and Internet
As a child of the '80s, I admit to feeling more than a little nostalgia for big hair, leg warmers... This 3-D Sharp 60-inch television has built-in Wi-Fi with Internet connectivity solutions and access to Vudu, Netlix and CinemaNow streaming movie services.
The Coachella Valley reacts to Whitney Houston's death
Reynaldo Lujan chooses songs by Whitney Houston on a jukebox Saturday moments after he learned the singer had died.
Illusionary TV Frames - ArtMotion Turns Televisions Into Windows
We all do so much to create a unique and comfortable decor for our home, but ArtMotion's new television frame hopes to push that to the next level.
MacOS KenDensed: MacOS KenDensed: iPad 3 Frenzy, Big-time Apple & Steve Jobs, G-Man
Word on the street is that new iPads are on the way. More people are climbing on the Apple Television bandwagon, smartphones are getting even more popular, the iPhone sells better than anything Microsoft, and Steve Jobs did drugs.
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