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November 9, 2009

Did The CEC Miscalculate Our Future?

The California Energy Commission’s (CEC) proposed energy consumption guidelines for flat-panel TVs should raise some disturbing questions for anyone interested in the evolution of next-generation big-screen television sets. In consultation with one of the state’s largest electric utilities — Pacific Gas & Electric — the CEC has divined over the last 18 mon ... More

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TWICE reporters give you a deeper look into their areas of expertise.

November 3, 2009

Calif. Should Not Set Nat’l CE Energy Policy

As you probably have heard, the California Energy Commission (CEC) is about to decide to accept proposed restrictions on power use by TVs sold in that state. Tuesday the Consumer Electronics Association (CEA) submitted final comments to the CEC regarding the restrictions. Some non-Californians may say, “Who cares?” Anyone in the other 49 states should, because you don’t have a ... More

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TWICE Editor-in-Chief Steve Smith discusses the latest headlines that ae affecting the consumer electronics industry.

October 28, 2009

SiBEAM's CEO on IFA and CEATEC 2009

This year I attended both IFA in Berlin and CEATEC in Japan to promote SiBEAM and WirelessHD, as well as to keep my finger on the pulse of the consumer electronics industry in general.Overall, I find trade shows to be a key component of any company’s business development, networking and marketing strategy. In addition to U.S.-centric industry shows and given the fact that we have products ... More

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