Evidence is beginning to amass that two of the most hyped products in the early digital home market will be fortunate to attain niche market status in the next few years.
Sennheiser’s new RS 130, and RS 140 systems share advanced new FM radio-frequency communications for freedom of movement throughout the house, even through floors and walls.
Creatice will lower the price of their 4GB Zen Micro to $179.99 after rebate and has introduced a new Zen Micro 5GB MP3 player at $229.99, and the Zen Micro 6GB at $249.99.
Its DLP(TM) (digital light processing) technology enables bright, high-quality images with 1800 ANSI lumens, a 2000:1 contrast ratio and native SVGA 800x600 resolution.
According to Wireless Services Corporation, 43 percent of all mobile phone text messages in the United States are now spam, compared to just 18 percent a year ago.
Hironobu Sakaguchi, considered the father of the 'Final Fantasy' series and AIAS Hall of Fame inductee will develop role-playing games for Microsoft's next generation Xbox console.
enCross is a new contender to the home video market and hopes to tempt you with their new Kreisen LT-30FMP 30-inch LCD television priced at under $1500 dollars.
DVHS allows you to tape HD material, but it comes at a high price. With a little trickery, you can get all the benefits of DVHS at a fraction of the cost.
The new Local Search is integrated with the AOL Search product available to AOL subscribers and other Web users across America Online's network of Web properties.
Priced affordably like a CRT, but less than 16" deep, the Samsung TXR3079WH integrated 30" cathode ray panel TV creates a new category in the HDTV market.
Seagate is shipping the industry's highest capacity 1-inch hard drive, a new 6GB model of its popular 1-inch ST1 Series hard drive for handheld applications.
The new JVC DVD player lineup is comprised of two new models, each available in a choice of silver or black and designed with a new ultra-slim profile and stylish arc form.
The two companies have agreed to constructively dissolve their joint venture company, NEC-Mitsubishi Electric Visual Systems Corporation, on March 31, 2005.
Microsoft announced a major agreement with Alcatel, designed to rapidly accelerate the availability of Internet Protocol Television (IPTV) on a global scale.