TWICE Staff On Nov 22 2011 - 9:45pm

Chris Padesky, Audio Video Systems, Dies

Plainview, N.Y. - Chris Padesky, project manager for Audio Video Systems (AVS), died on Saturday, Oct. 19, according to the company.

Padesky was with the

By Greg Tarr On Nov 22 2011 - 9:41pm

Raystream Unveils HD 3D Compression System

Carrollton, Texas - High-definition video-compression codec developer Raystream recently launched a FullHD 3D-video-compression service that will allow streaming of

By Doug Olenick On Nov 22 2011 - 8:22pm

Mixed Confidence Signals From Consumers: CEA

Arlington, Va. - Consumer confidence in technology hit a new high for 2011, but similar confidence in the overall economy fell to an all-time low, the Consumer

By Greg Tarr On Nov 22 2011 - 7:36pm

Boxee Box Gets SlingPlayer App

Fountain Valley, Calif. - D-Link and Boxee said Tuesday that SlingPlayer support has been added to the

By Alan Wolf On Nov 22 2011 - 7:22pm

Half The Nation To Shop This Weekend: Deloitte

New York - Fully 51 percent of consumers plan to hit the stores and e-commerce sites this holiday weekend, where they will spend an average of $224 per shopper.

By Greg Tarr On Nov 22 2011 - 7:19pm

GE Kicks Off Toys for Tots Sweepstakes

Torrance, Calif. - General Imaging Technologies, which is marketing the GE digital camera brand, kicked off a Share the

TWICE Staff On Nov 22 2011 - 7:17pm

Samsung Illusion Smartphone Launches At $79

Basking Ridge, N.J. - Verizon Wireless plans a Wednesday launch of the Samsung Illusion Android smartphone at $79 through its online store with availability in carrier

By Joseph Palenchar On Nov 22 2011 - 6:29pm

Energy Brand Adds Second Soundbar

Indianapolis -- Klipsch Group launched a second powered soundbar under its Energy brand.

By Greg Tarr On Nov 22 2011 - 6:27pm

BenQ Adds Next Gen Mini DLP Projector

Irvine, Calif. - BenQ America introduced Tuesday a next-generation mini projector called the BenQ Joybee GP2.

The GP2

Joseph Palenchar On Nov 22 2011 - 6:22pm

NRSC Seeks End To Music-Info Cutoff On Radio Displays

Arlington, Va. - Home and car radios whose text displays cut off the names of artists and songs broadcast by radio stations could become less common, thanks to an