Ah, my once-beloved Dish Network account – the thing I once thought I could never do without; the budget monster that consumed $100 per month, month after month, year after year. I agonized for months over the idea of simply killing it before finally pulling the plug. It’s been the better part of a year since I put the budget-busting
The Kylo Browser was created by Hillcrest Labs. to be used specifically with large screen TV's. One of the main problems with traditional browsers like Internet Explorer or Firefox is they are not made for a large screen where the viewer is 10 feet or more away. Their fonts are too small and the icons are hard to hit. The
iMovee Mobeo (www.i-movee.com/mobeo1.html) brings mobile TV to smart phones and tablets. iMovee Corporation launches the entire range of Mobile TV products including SKY TV (USB Dongle), Mobidik (WiFi Dongle for Iphone, Ipod, Blackberry, PC, MAC etc), Telly MOBO (7"/9" Portable DVD & TV), Touch Telly Series (Media Player & Portable TV 4.3" ,4.7", 7"), Telly NAV (portable Navigation Device with ATSC
Emerald Brooke of Bigstar.TV (www.bigstar.tv) presents the Bigstar.TV streaming service, which has a lot of independent films and older TV shows available to stream to many different devices including iPhone, iPad, Roku, Palm Pre and Android devices. Interview by Jeffry Powers of Geekazine and Esby Larsen of MrNetCast.com Please Support our CES 2011 Sponsors Get your 14 day Free Trial
3D TV is great in theory except for one thing the glasses. The glasses are often bulky, expensive and lets face it most people don't want to wear them. The dream scenario is glass free 3D TV. Toshiba is attempting to creating such a TV using lenticular sheets of magnified lenses. At CES 2011 Tom Newman visited the Toshiba booth
The upcoming Samsung 950 is not only 3D capable, but is also being billed by Samsung as their top-of-the-line 2D display as well. This set will even do 2D to 3D conversion. It has an ultra thin chassis and no bulge in the back because all of the electronic are built into the base. It's LED display that has the
At CES 2011 RCA unveiled their version of Android TV - yes, a TV that runs not Google TV, but Android itself. It's not available yes, but it's well into development - far enough that they could show it off at their booth. In fact, they are talking about a possible Fall 2011 release. The big selling point for an