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1. Perspectives on the new television

Author

Rothe, James T., Harvey, Michael G., and Michael, George C.

Subjects
Television -- Innovations, Video tape recorders and recording -- Innovations, Cable television -- Innovations, Business, Business, general
Published
1982

3. The cordless home; printers hand-helds, TVs are now going wireless; wi-fi hits the hi-fi

Author

Tam, Pui-Wing and Wingfield, Nick

Subjects
Wireless communication systems -- Innovations, Wireless communication systems -- Product information, Mobile communication systems, Personal digital assistants -- Innovations, Television -- Innovations, Printers (Computers) -- Innovations, Printer accelerator/adapter, Wireless technology, Pocket PC, Personal digital assistant, Enhanced TV, Monochrome printer, Printer accessory, Digital printing system, Business, Business, general
Published
2003

7. It's a computer! It's a TV! It's a stereo! Could CD TV also be flash in the pan?

Author

Reilly, Patrick M.

Subjects
Koninklijke Philips Electronics N.V. -- Product development, Commodore International Ltd. -- Product development, Compact discs -- Innovations, CD-interactive -- Product development, Consumer electronics -- Product development, Compact disc industry -- Product development, Television -- Innovations, Digital Television, Trends, Product Development, Competition, Consumer Electronics, CD-Interactive, CD-ROM Technology, Business, Business, general
Abstract

CD TV is the integration of such elements as computers, television and stereo with 5-inch compact disks (CDs) to produce text, images and digital sound. Commodore International Ltd and Philips Electronics N.V. will demonstrate their competing CD players and software at the Summer Consumer Electronics Show in Chicago, Il. Commodore's CDTV, known as Commodore Dynamic Total Vision, sells for $999, and disks range from $40 to $80. Philips' Compact Disc Interactive (CD-I) player is called Magnavox and will likely sell for $1,000; its disks will cost from $20 to $50. Each company's product uses a format incompatible with the other, so disks from one cannot be played on another; both systems support regular music CDs. Both Commodore and Philips officials acknowledge that CDTV is a new technology that may not catch on commercially, especially since the rival products are incompatible.

Published
1991

8. Lining up for the TV accessory wars

Author

Verespej, Michael A.

Subjects
RCA Corp. -- Marketing, Matushita Electric Industrial Co. -- Marketing, Magnavox Consumer Electronics Co. -- Marketing, Pioneer Electronic Corp. -- Marketing, Videodisc players -- Marketing, Video tape recorders and recording -- Marketing, Television -- Innovations, Business, Business, general
Published
1980

9. A new ball game in videodiscs

Author

Verespej, Michael A.

Subjects
International Business Machines Corp. -- Planning, MCA Inc. (Universal City, California) -- Planning, Videodisc players -- Innovations, Television -- Innovations, Business, Business, general
Published
1979

12. Upstaging Comsat

Author

Holcomb, B.

Subjects
Television -- Innovations, Business, Business, general
Published
1983

13. Picture perfect: video & photo unite

Subjects
Photography -- Innovations, Cameras -- Innovations, Television -- Innovations, Business, Business, general, Retail industry
Published
1983

14. Videodisc prices not footballed yet

Subjects
RCA Corp. -- Marketing, Videodisc players -- Prices and rates, Television -- Innovations, Business, Business, general, Retail industry
Published
1981

15. Space age technology comes to meetings

Author

Stecher, Elinor

Subjects
Videodisc players -- Innovations, Meetings -- Equipment and supplies, Audio-visual materials -- Analysis, Television -- Innovations, Business, Business, general, Travel industry
Published
1981

17. Television tussle: networks fight back for role in cable TV, videodiscs, cassettes: ABC, CBS and NBC supply programs and technology to sustain market shares: recycling of documentaries

Author

Cooney, John E.

Subjects
ABC Inc. (Burbank, California) -- Planning, CBS Broadcasting Inc. -- Planning, National Broadcasting Company Inc. -- Planning, Videodisc players -- Innovations, Television equipment industry -- Planning, Subscription television -- Planning, Television -- Innovations, Business, Business, general
Published
1980

18. RCA Corp. to market its videodisc player beginning March 22

Subjects
RCA Corp. -- Marketing, North American Philips Corp. -- Innovations, United States Pioneer Electronics Corp. -- Innovations, Panasonic Corp. -- Innovations, Videodisc players -- Innovations, Television -- Innovations, Business, Business, general
Published
1980

21. Video devices become 'smarter' with assistance of computers

Author

Bulkeley, William M.

Subjects
Motors Liquidation Co. -- Innovations, Cavri Systems Inc. -- Innovations, MCA Inc. (Universal City, California) -- Innovations, Videodisc players -- Innovations, Computers -- Innovations, Video tape recorders and recording -- Innovations, Television -- Innovations, Business, Business, general, Massachusetts Institute of Technology -- Research
Published
1980

23. TV producers and striking actors agree on terms of contract to settle walkout

Author

Gottschalk, Earl C.

Subjects
Videodisc players -- Economic aspects, Television -- Innovations, Motion picture industry -- Labor relations, Video recordings -- Economic aspects, Subscription television -- Economic aspects, Actors, Motion picture actors and actresses, Business, Business, general, Screen Actors Guild, American Federation of Television and Radio Artists
Published
1980

24. A rosy, rectangular view of the future

Author

Goldberg, Robert

Subjects
High-definition television -- Forecasts and trends, Consumer electronics industry -- Product development, Television broadcasting policy -- Analysis, Television -- Innovations, Business, Business, general
Published
1989

26. Flat video screens appearing in more items at lower prices

Author

Shaffer, Richard A.

Subjects
Liquid crystal displays -- Innovations, Information display systems -- Innovations, Television -- Innovations, Video monitors -- Innovations, Computers -- Innovations, Business, Business, general
Published
1983

28. GE hopes to make videodisk systems, increasing rivalry

Subjects
General Electric Co. -- Innovations, Panasonic Corp. -- Innovations, Victor Company of Japan Ltd. -- Innovations, North American Philips Corp., Magnavox Consumer Electronics Co., RCA Corp. -- Innovations, Videodisc players, Foreign investments -- United States, Television -- Innovations, Business, Business, general
Published
1980

32. Publishers try adapting print to video uses

Author

Gallese, Liz Roman

Subjects
Videodisc players -- Marketing, Television -- Innovations, Television broadcasting -- Innovations, Video tape recorders and recording -- Innovations, Publishing industry, Business, Business, general
Published
1981

49. RCA, GE agree on joint output of TV tube system

Subjects
RCA Corp. -- Management, General Electric Co. -- Management, Television -- Innovations, Television equipment industry -- Management, Business, Business, general
Published
1983

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