Matsushita, best known for its Panasonic brand, is publicly dismissing any notion of the Blur-ray and HD DVD formats merging: "The market will decide."
A new study finds what while plenty of people still access the Internet via computer, use of mobile devices to check email and surf the Web is growing fast.
According to the NPD Group, video game sales were off by 8 percent in March, 2006, declining for the seventh straight month despite the release of the Xbox 360.
New numbers from the Internet Advertising Bureau and PricewaterhouseCoopers show online ad revenue reached a record $12.5 billion, a 30 percent jump over 2004.
It might not handle HD DVD or Blu-ray, but the new high-end Rotel RDV-1092 offers 1080P scaled output, HDMI output, high-end converters, and switching power supply.
Electronics giant Philips has filed a patent application for technology which would prevent usera from skipping (or fast-forwarding) TV ads. Way to go!
Game for the greater good! A Belgian research team has studied how sleep deprivation affects memory using MRI scans of participants playing Duke Nukem.
Yahoo has snapped up digital-home software maker Meedio, but not its product line, presumably to bolster its own software DVR and media center efforts.
If you won't - or can't - go digital, watch out. Rising energy and raw materials costs have caused Kodak to announce significant cost increases for its film and traditional media.
Wireless connectivity operator iPass has added connectivity from Swisscom and the Cloud, bringing its worldwide tally of Wi-Fi hotspots to over 50,000.
Research in Motion plans to launch its addictive wireless BlackBerry devices and service in China by mid-year...but may face state-sanctioned competition.
Despite state censorship and allegations the company is supporting a repressive regime, Google has enthusiastically launched "Gu Ge," its new Chinese venture.
Like consumer Blu-Ray players, Sony's Blu-ray enabled Vaio RC300 desktop won't be available for a while...but the company still wants you to get your drool on.
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Fox is hiring a security czar from Microsoft to oversee child safety and other security efforts on the wildly popular MySpace.com and other Fox online properties.