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www.ValueElectronics.com of Scarsdale, NY held its annual "HDTV Shootout" on Saturday, Sept. 11 and on Sunday, Sept. 12. Here is a link to its www.youtube.com/hdtvshootout channel to take a look at the variety of presentations and tests performed.
IDF 2010 Day 1 Highlights with Paul Otellini and Dadi Perlmutter Distributed by Tubemogul.
A demonstration of the Samsung Fascinate, available online on Sept. 8 and in Verizon Wireless Communications Stores on Sept. 9 for $199.99 after a $100 mail-in rebate with a new two-year customer agreement.
With help from Dr. Dre, HP built a line of computers with Beats Audio technology so you can hear the music the way the artist intended.
Sony's Rocket project finally achieved liftoff. Earlier this year, 180 L.A. launched an integrated program that turned some eager young students into rocket scientists, in an effort to showcase Sony Vaio and Intel Chip computing power. The kids teamed up with Tom Atchison of Rocket Mavericks for some serious schooling, and after seven months and some unexpected weather delays, in July they finally launched a 29-foot, 1,100 pound two stage rocket 147,000 feet into the air, achieving a top speed of Mach 2.8. The whole story will be told this fall in a documentary on the Science Channel.
A demo of Google TV at the Google developers conference.
Apple's official cure for the iPhone 4's reception problems is a free case that will allow the unit's antenna to work properly. Here is how you can receive yours.
Scott Greczkowski of SatelliteGuys.US and MultiChannel News talks with XStreamHD CEO George Gonzalez at the 2010 Consumer Electronics Show.
The Canon 3568B001 VIXIA HF S10 Flash Memory HD Digital Camcorder.
CNET's runs through the iPhone 4's signal issues.
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