Aurora Presents Spectacular Display
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With eruptions from a large and complex sunspot group sending a series of solar storms to Earth, the stage is set for spectacular displays of the Northern Lights or Aurora Borealis this week.
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The LED maker fulfills its promise.
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There's a light bulb inside the supremely awesome metal UFO on top, which illuminates the windows and the mysterious aliens inside. From Crave, CNET's gadgets blog.
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Ensemble performances of a rare order are glowing brightly on stages across the theater district.
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Its 64-inch LCD monitor on display at the Ceatec trade fair offers quadruple the resolution of a normal high-definition screen.
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Take a photo tour of mankind's most ambitious physics experiment ever.
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Seeing the aurora borealis is the visual equivalent of bagging big game for tourists who come to Alaska in the dead of winter.
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Plasma screens just keep getting bigger, with Panasonic on Monday showing the prototype of a new 150-inch plasma display, which the company says is the largest flat-panel display in the world.Measuring 11 feet wide, the Panasonic Life Screen is the size of nine 50-inch plasma screens, said Toshihiro Sakamoto, president of Panasonic AVC Networks during a Monday keynote at the International Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.It displays images at a resolution of 2,160 by 4,096 pixels, four times the resolution of Panasonic&#39;s current high-definition plasma screens, which display images at a 1,080-by-1,920 pixel resolution, Sakamoto said.The 150-inch panel is designed for digital cinema and promotional installations. Sakamoto did not say when the screen would be delivered. In developing the product, Panasonic was encouraged by the sales of 3,000 units of 103-inch plasma TVs, more than the company expected, Sakamoto said.The executive also showed off a prototype 50-inch plasma high-definition, thin TV. The display is 24.7 millimeters (0.97 inches) thick and weighs around 22 kilograms (48 pounds), half the weight of current high-definition TV models in similar sizes, Sakamoto said. This makes for easier installation and wall-mounting of the screen.No shipping date for the 50-inch screen was announced.Panasonic is making an effort to reduce the power consumption of plasma displays, Sakamoto said, and the new designs include new circuitry and designs that cut energy consumption by up to half.The International Consumer Electronics Show will be held Jan. 7-10.
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Emerging LED technology will boost the colors in a flat-panel display.
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A first look at the most eagerly anticipated gizmo ever.
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By Martha McKay, The Record, Hackensack, N.J.  Feb. 8--3D IMAGES THAT FOOL THE EYE IN DAZZLING, DELIGHTFUL, DRAMATIC  WAY: Imagine a 3D image that floats and moves in the air.   No special glasses needed, either.
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The largest window built for use in space has been completed, promising a spectacular view from the International Space Station.
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Electronics maker unveils an 80-inch plasma display TV.
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The Consumer Electronics Show is on in full force in Las Vegas. Here are just some of Wednesday's highlights from the giant gadget show.
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Device features an OLED display, which the company says is better than an LCD.
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To the right, there are several plasma screens running Connecticut football highlights and historical features on a continuous loop. To the left, display cases featuring items from the 2004 Motor City Bowl and other memorable moments. Straight ahead, a grand metal staircase that rises to the second floor.
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Our atmosphere is home to many stunning optical phenomena; rainbows, lightning and fiery red sunsets to name but a few. For many, the Northern Lights, or Aurora Borealis