Skype Puts Video Calls on Your TV
July 2, 2010
Skype now offers webcams that enable you to make video calls on a Net-connected TV.
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TV Makers Predict a Bright Future for 3-D Sets
Early adopters are paying a premium now, but analysts say that costs will come down.
Crowded Field for Bringing Web Video to TVs
Unless you are tech-confident, the ways to get shows and movies off the Internet and onto your TV set are a little daunting.
As Some Vow to Scale Back, Panasonic Pushes Vast Catalog
Critics say the Japanese manufacturer is losing markets to more focused and agile companies.
What’s Murdoch’s Aim With Latest Deal?
As News Corp. proposed its biggest deal yet, the acquisition of all of British Sky, the possibilities for Murdoch-watchers were intriguing.
Beyond Flat Panels: A New Generation of TV Sets
The flat-screen TV was a stunning advance, but now there are new features to consider, like 3-D and LED-lit liquid-crystal displays.
Crystal-Clear, Maybe Mesmerizing
The sharp picture of HDTV has generated more viewing, and local TV stations are upgrading to be part of it, despite the high costs.
Calling on Sony and Others, Google Makes a TV Move
Google TV promises to integrate the Web and TV, but it relies on TV manufacturers to use its software.
How TV Makers Are Selling the Idea of 3-D at Home
To drum up enthusiasm for new TVs, manufacturers have turned to 3-D, despite the task of persuading consumers that it is not a fad.
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