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Staff On Mar 8 2004 - 8:00am
Portable PlayStation Set For '05

Sony Corp. said the North American launch of its first handheld video game player, dubbed the PlayStation Portable, will

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Jeff Malester On Mar 18 2004 - 8:53pm
Harvey Reports Slightly Lower Sales

Lyndhurst, N.J. — Digital video products continue to drive the consumer electronics business at Harvey Electronics, but sales for its

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By Greg Tarr On Mar 17 2004 - 7:54pm
Thomson Ends U.S. Picture Tube Production

Marion, Ind. – Thomson announced here Tuesday that declining demand for CRT picture-tube televisions has forced it to close its over 50-

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By Steve Smith On Mar 8 2004 - 8:00am
Ingram Sees Opportunity As CE, IT Overlap

Santa Ana, Calif. — As the overlap of consumer electronics and IT products continues to grow at retail, Ingram Micro North America

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By Doug Olenick On Mar 19 2004 - 8:32pm
Dual Layer DVD Drives To Spur Category

New York - With DVD burners selling almost at commodity price levels, several manufacturers hope to reinvigorate the category by

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By Greg Scoblete On Mar 18 2004 - 4:14pm
Lexar Unveils Slate of New Flash Memory Products

Hanover, Germany — Lexar Media announced that it will begin shipping its line of miniSD cards worldwide this month, as well as add two

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By Greg Tarr On Mar 10 2004 - 6:52pm
Sony, Samsung Finalize LCD Joint Venture

Tokyo – Sony and Samsung finalized the plans announced in October to form a joint LCD-panel manufacturing plant in South Korea,

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Joseph Palenchar On Mar 12 2004 - 3:03pm
New Sonance Management Makes Changes

San Clemente, Calif. — Sonance is stripping the Architectural Audio brand from a series of company products and replacing it with the

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Jeff Malester On Mar 31 2004 - 8:00pm
Circuit City Agrees To Acquire Canada’s InterTan

Richmond, Va. — Circuit City Stores has signed a definitive agreement to buy InterTan, a Canadian consumer electronics retailer of

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By Greg Tarr On Mar 3 2004 - 3:38pm
Samsung Cuts DLP Prices By $500

Ridgefield Park, NJ – Samsung Electronics has cut the prices on its seven-model DLP rear-projection HDTV lineup, the company announced

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