Archive for the ‘CONSUMER ELECTRONICS’ Category

No more need to bring DVDs for kids during long car trips: Audiovox and FLO TV announced Wednesday, that will soon be possible to watch live television on the road. "The live television in car has long been a challenge for the automotive industry, given the difficulty of offering a quality and coverage without interruption in ... Full story

For some time, we see a thinning of high-definition televisions from the electronics manufacturers. We just learn that Korean firm, LG, will present to Consuming Electronic Show (CES), which will be held very soon in Las Vegas, a very thin LCD television. Called LH95, this one is 24,8 millimeters thick. This television, (don’t know the diagonal yet) ... Full story

Finally an answer for those who seek, since years, a tool to archive their slide collection and 35 mm negative. The scanners, of course, were good, for years, but we must be patient. And often, scanner apparatus was expensive. So, there is an extremely economic solution and, especially, extremely rapid. From Audio ION, the SLIDES 2 PC ... Full story

The South Korean manufacturer of LG Electronics cellphones announced Monday that he was going to launch what he presents like the first video telephone in the form of watch. This “3G Phone Watch” lays out a touchscreen, a camera and a integrated speaker and allows users video communications into high bandwith, indicated LG in an official statement. It is also ... Full story

It seems that even the Google is not safe from the omnipresent economic recession, whose pessimism is also felt at the dynamic companies of Silicon Valley. Instead of the traditional bonus of end of the year - the employees received 1 000$ last year -, it’s rather a G 1 mobile phone that employees received this year at ... Full story

Do you found the PS3 a little bit expensive? You will be happy (or not) to know that Sony lost money when they are selling the PS3. But, they start to lose less... The company could maybe reach same cost and sell price during next year. iSuppli said that a system sold for 399.99$ in store, now cost 448,73$ to produce. ... Full story