Samsung Electronics Showcases 70-Inch Full-HD LCD for TVs
Samsung Electronics Co Ltd has exhibited its 70-inch full-HD LCD for consumer TVs at Flat Panel Display (FPD) International 2006. It has also showcased advanced...
FSC Lifebook C1410 First Fulfill Nordic Swan Standard
Being subject to comprehensive tests done by the independent renown Swan institute the LIFEBOOK C1410 has received The Swan, the official Nordic ecolabel, introduced by...
NEC Develops Four New System-on-Glass LCD Modules
The new modules consist of a 3.5-inch (8.9-centimeters-diagonal) transmissive type LCD, a 3.5-inch transflective type LCD, a 2.7-inch (6.8-centimeters-diagonal) transmissive type LCD and a 2.7-inch...
D-Link Debuts its Most Powerful Draft 802.11N Wireless Network Family
The Xtreme N family is designed for larger homes and offices with high-speed Internet using multiple PCs, game consoles and other digital home devices such...
Sony Doubles MICRO VAULT Storage Capacity
The new 8GB MICRO VAULT 'Midi', which is brightly distinguished by its red capacity figure on the product and packaging will be available from November...
First Dual HD-DVD And Blu-Ray Media Center
VidaBox LLC announced today the world?s first dual HD-DVD & Blu-Ray Media Center lines. The Dual HD upgrade allows the rack-mountable, premium LUX and MAX...
More than 90 mins plugged-in music harmful
Listening to loud music with earphones on a digital music player for more than 90 minutes a day can damage your hearing, according to a...
Sanyo Epson Develops 2.2-Inch Amorphous Silicon TFT LCD Only 1.1 mm Thick
Sanyo Epson has announced the development of a 2.2-inch amorphous silicon TFT liquid-crystal display (LCD) that is just 1.1 mm thick, making it ideal for...
The World's Smallest 7.1-Inch High Definition LTPS LCD
Sanyo Epson Imaging Devices Corporation announced the development of the world's smallest direct-view full high definition low-temperature polysilicon liquid-crystal display (LCD). Measuring just 7.1 inches,...
Video iPods Shipped With Windows Virus
Apple admitted on Thusday that some Video iPods purchased after September 12, may carry a Windows virus called "RavMonE.exe". The company said that only a...
