Belkin ScreenCast AV 4 Review - Gadget Review

Belkin ScreenCast AV 4 Review Gadget Review ... and want to watch movies or streaming video from it on the bigger TV in the living room. Or you don't want to run wiring from your home theater components at one end of the room across the floor to the front projector or HDTV at the other end. and more »

Watch it OLED, LCD, Plasma: Mitsubishi's "LaserVue" Laser Projection TV Wins ... - VR-Zone

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Watch it OLED, LCD, Plasma: Mitsubishi's "LaserVue" Laser Projection TV Wins ... VR-Zone Mitsubishi is one of those companies - the company manufacturers backside-projection TV's based on conventional light bulb technology, delivering large scale TV's at unbeatable prices. Just how unbeatable those prices are. and more »

Chubu Electric, JSW Steel, Kirin, Sun TV: Asia Stocks Preview - BusinessWeek

Chubu Electric, JSW Steel, Kirin, Sun TV: Asia Stocks Preview BusinessWeek (7701 JT): The maker of precision tools cut its full-year net-income projection 15 percent to 8.5 billion yen, citing reversal of deferred tax assets. Nine-month operating profit for the period ended Dec. 31 jumped 52 percent to 9.85 billion yen on ... and more »

Coolux with 3D projection - L&Si Online (press release)

Coolux with 3D projection L&Si Online (press release) Belgium - The popular Belgian children's television shows Piet Piraat and Mega Mindy were recently turned into hugely successful stage productions involving state-of-the-art 3D projection technology. Studio 100, one of Belgium's most important TV ...

Chamber Misuses Report, Misleads Voters - FactCheck.org

Chamber Misuses Report, Misleads Voters FactCheck.org The US Chamber of Commerce claims in a TV ad that the Congressional Budget Office says unemployment “could top 9 percent in 2013.” Maybe so, if Congress doesn't change current law — specifically if it fails to extend tax cuts, fails to patch the ...

Samsung expects to sell 25 million smart TVs in 2012 - The Verge

Samsung expects to sell 25 million smart TVs in 2012 The Verge The company's television head, Kim Hyun-Suk, told reporters that he projects Samsung will sell 50 million flat-screen TVs worldwide this year, of which 25 million will be "smart" models. Samsung's projection is slightly higher than the one it made in ... and more »