Store hits eject on VCR sales
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The death of the video recorder came a step closer today when the country&#39;s largest electrical chain said it is stopping selling them.
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The company makes another move to compete against video on demand.
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The retailer's same-store sales plummet.
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FIRST video killed the radio star. Now it looks like the video recorder&#39;s days could be numbered too, after Britain&#39;s biggest electrical retailer announced an end to sales of the household gadget.
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Recording companies looking to wring more profits out of music sales are hoping to sell retailers on a new hybrid disc. On one side is standard CD audio; on the other, the enhanced sound, video and other media capabilities of a DVD...
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THEY are the hottest Christmas seller this year and promise to fit entire CD collections into the palm of your hand. Retailers say that MP3 digital audio players are flying off shelves in electrical stores
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The nation's shoppers  -  taking advantage of deep discounts and expanded hours  -  jammed stores over the last weekend before Christmas to try to grab a hard-to-find Wii or scoop up bargains on other items
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Warner Home Video's  defection from the HD DVD camp may have put a damper on  hardware sales.
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Now shows can be recorded without anything physical to record them on. The same goes for music. The days of tape-cassette&#39;s are long-gone, but CDs could be on their way out, too.
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An online store for Viliv media players accused of not delivering the goods is reportedly not refunding the money they promised. In Gadget Lab.
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Not many companies report record sales and earnings and then watch their share prices fall. But that is what happened to Wal-Mart Stores yesterday.
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Self-destructing DVDs haven't taken off. Video rental outfits aren't buying, film companies don't like them and consumers haven't warmed up -- not to mention the trash they'd create. But they may be coming to a Christmas movie near you.
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Walmart.com, Amazon.com suffer site performance problems during holiday shopping.
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Customer demand forces Microsoft to keep Windows XP on shop shelves for months longer than intended.
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As holiday shopping reaches the homestretch, consumers who are far removed from Madison Avenue and Rodeo Drive say they are holding down their spending.
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PC Magazine - The two key e-commerce leaders found themselves shut out of the holiday sales rush for much of Friday, as their sites slowed to a crawl starting at about 4 a.m. in the East.
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Recordable DVD players don't sell well here. Blame Comcast.