Television: Dark Makeover for a â70s Cyborg
476279
The new âBionic Womanâ promises to be very different from the rose-colored, lunchbox-friendly 1970s television series from which it takes its name.
75440
Several manufacturers are replacing bulbs in televisions with lasers and light-emitting diodes, which beam red, green and blue light rather than white light.
233089
Geek chic of years gone by isn't so cool today, as technology races on.
585488
Times are a-changing in TV Land, and this company is on the cutting edge.
93120
The videocassette in film: an unsettling innovation, a romanticized artifact, an LP in an MP3 world.
138965
Sony makes the body a living capacitator by sending audio signals through it. From Crave, CNET's gadget blog.
326470
Carbon nanotube technology could lead to flatter, cheaper TVs.
632658
New 2300MP digital model offers high brightness and resolution, at a low price.
285535
Take a photo tour of the predecessors of your favorite modern-day devices. By Christopher Null from Wired magazine.
596414
Device allows viewers to operate on/off switch, change channels or volume by simple hand gestures.
472831
At a press conference at the Consumer Electronics Show here in Las Vegas, Pioneer demonstrated a concept TV that, they say, delivers "absolute black," meaning no light at all escapes from the black portions of the screen. The innovation could produce amazingly beautiful imagery, and might breathe new life into plasma technology.
627466
Here's what's new with the Apple TV device that makes it much more useful.
688608
Pioneer Corp., which is sticking to making plasma flat-panel TVs as other manufacturers are switching to LCD TVs, announced Sunday it will be demonstrating a prototype set that emits no light in black areas of the picture, improving contrast and image quality.
575781
We may be watching very colorful TVs thanks to a new stretchable material that bends light, producing every color visible to the human eye. By SeÃ¡n Captain.
159897
Don't worry. We'll fix you right up iTV Con With his opening keynote at iTV Con, a trade conference dedicated to, yes, internet television, Googleâs head of boob tube technology Vincent Dureau told industry players and reporters that traditional television is pretty close to dead. Of course, heâs confident that the latest internet technologies can drive a new breed of TV to unprecedented heights. No one was surprised.â¦
656535
A cartoon classic from the 1960âs gets a makeover to suit  the tastes of 21st-Century kids.
90526
New rear-projection technology from Sony to be featured in new HDTV.