TV manufacturers have been talking about 3D for a while now, and made a big splash at CES this year. But this week the push towards 3D takes a big step forward as the first 3D Plasma and LCD displays are expected to actually go on sale.
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This Week, 3D TVs Come Home
Sex.com, often touted as one of the most valuable Internet domain names, is due to head to the auction block next week.
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Does Sex Sell? Maybe Sex.com Will
If you talk to anyone who installs TVs professionally, they’ll tell you how important it is to calibrate the display so it shows color accurately. On computer monitors, it may be even more important.But it’s also complicated, so the addition of an improved calibration tech is exciting.
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Monitor Color Calibration Getting Easier
On Tuesday, Dell rolled out the latest models in its Vostro 3000 series of business laptops. Among the new offerings is what the company is calling the first 17-inch, quad-core Core i7-equipped desktop replacement laptops for small business.
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Dell Packs Core i7 Option into New Vostros
Remember the iPad? HP would like you to forget it for a moment and focus on the Slate, the little-known tablet that the company debuted at this past CES via Microsoft.
Amazon is looking to hire a software engineer tasked with helping design an “innovative embedded Web browser,” obviously as a response to the upcoming iPad.
Cisco Systems, has announced the launch of a super-fast and effeciency-focused router technology which will be at the heart of “the next generation of the Internet”.
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Cisco Router Delivers 322 Terabits per Second
In the ongoing battle for content, Sony said Tuesday that it had locked in the five top studios to supply HD content to the PlayStation Network.
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Sony Signs Major HD Deals for PlayStation Network
The Federal Communications Commission on Tuesday provided a glimpse into its broadband plan draft proposal, which includes a digital literacy corps and an online skills portal to help people familiarize themselves with computers and the Web.
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FCC Plan Asks for Govt.-Funded Broadband Training
TiVo reported a smaller-than-expected fiscal fourth-quarter loss because it cut sales and marketing costs, sending shares up less than 1 percent in after-hours trading.
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TiVo Cost-Cutting Reduces Loss
