Whether incandescent, fluorescent, or newfangled LED, all light bulbs have something in common: The bulb. ... Read More

One of my biggest high-tech pet peeves is "shoulder surfing," the pervasive and unnerving practice of people wandering (or sneaking) up behind you and reading your laptop screen over your shoulder. ... Read More

Is bigger better?That's the eternal question behind the Amazon.com Kindle DX, big brother to the recently released Kindle 2 -- and one which is not easily answered, as it turns out. ... Read More

Oh, the bother of having to be near an actual television when you want to watch a program! Researchers say those dark days may soon be behind us: Contact lenses that can beam video programming right into your eyeball Read More

Unless you're a digital artist or professional photographer, you probably don't give color accuracy much consideration. But if you've ever wondered why little Johnny looks a bit green when you're flipping through digital photos on your laptop, maybe you s Read More

Nothing in cube-farm corporate America seems quite so decadent as having two monitors on your desk. Who is this important person who needs to work on two screens at the same time? Must be some kind of bigshot, eh? Read More

As someone who loves technology, I always take the time out to appreciate new technology that pushes boundaries, breaks records, or is just plain extreme. The University of Texas' newest 20.5-foot by 7.5-foot display is a perfect example. ... Read More

17,000 square feet. 340 feet tall. 13 60-inch plasma televisions. 8,000 nits of brightness. And 12 million light emitting diodes. ... Read More

New drama over the question of why LCD prices are what they are, as LG, Sharp, and Chunghwa Picture Tubes have now agreed to plead guilty to criminal price-fixing charges. ... Read More

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