Canon acquired Toshiba SED TV factory
Canon has announced it will buy Toshiba's flat-screen joint venture project to resolve a patent dispute with Nano-Proprietary Inc. in America.
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Canon has announced it will buy Toshiba's flat-screen joint venture project to resolve a patent dispute with Nano-Proprietary Inc. in America.
Matsushita Electronics Group, Panasonic's parent company, has announced it will build the world's largest plasma TV factory in Japan with a total cost of about $ 2.35 bi…
HP giant has made visitors CES astonished when offering two new PC models, allowing users to control Windows Vista operating system with the touch screen interface inste…
Sharp Electronics seized the crown for the world's largest LCD TV today
The Windows Vista operating system that is about to be released by Microsoft is promising to make the PC of users more lively and friendly. However, some of the first co…
Integrated LCDTV screen (32/42) Digital TV receiver named Integrated Digital TV (IDTV for short) has just been launched by Coex (Korea) in Vietnam market.
2Flyer Screensaver Builder Pro is also capable of using flahs, videos and even using websites to make screensavers.
The e-Book, which the company has just introduced, is a laptop in the form of a concept, using batteries that are composed of natural gas, methanol and some lip-free liq…
Lenovo has just launched the latest ThinkPad laptop with a wide screen and is compatible with Windows Vista operating system.
Measuring 2.2 x 1.2 meters, a record resolution of 6.22 million pixels, displaying up to 1.07 billion colors, LG's giant screen won the first page of the Product section…
Two students - a technical major and an architecture major - have jointly researched and successfully produced the world's first transparent concrete screen.
Two BenQ monitors have received the Works certificate with the Windows Vista logo. About 1,000 partners want to get this certificate for their products.
Firms are racing at full capacity for an ideal computer, both meeting the huge information needs and satisfying the entertainment needs.