• Classic TV
• Old CRT technology
• 4:3 aspect ratio
• 14-inch diagonal screen
• Rabbit-ear antennae
• Chrome legs
• Old-school knobs
• Modern digital tuner
• Composite video game console
• Wireless remote controller
• Flip between full color, black & white
• Sepia tone modes
• Orange, dark brown colors

• 18.5-inch screen
• HD-ready
• Digital and Analog TV tuners
• 1366×768 resolution
• HDMI port
• LED backlight
• 455mm x 165mm x 336mm size

Beyond personal computers, Wi-Fi chips are being put in into cameras, keyboards, mice and television. Industry guru in the know of the matter say that the current and next-generation versions of Wi-Fi have the bandwidth to offer video and can do a variety of things at lower power; energy use and wireless bandwidth have been the most common stumbling blocks to using the technology in more applications.

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LED Digital Televisions are creating waves in the market these days. When you let your choosy gaze scan the market, the XEL-1 OLED Digital TV from Sony stands out on many account. It is probably the most expensive LED thin-panel television that you can buy with a screen that's less than 12 inches by 10 inches and it is well worth its price. Read the rest of this article »

Pioneer was founded in 1938 in Tokyo, Japan by Nozomu Matsumoto - a man with a passion for music that he hoped to share with the world through high quality audio speakers. That passion began with a small operation to repair and manufacture speakers in Matsumoto's garage. It has since grown to international stature as a manufacturer of audio and video products for use at home, in the car and in business environments. Read the rest of this article »

• Model LH95
• 24.8mm thickness,
• Supports 240Hz C Drive technology
• 2,000,000:1 contrast ratio
• 2009 CES Innovation Award winners in the Display category