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Tag Archives: Panasonic
Panasonic Re-Enters U.S. TV Market
Company now shipping two affordable OLED sets and one mini-LED model, all running Amazon Fire TV smart TV interface. Read the rest of this news here at TWICE.com.
The Best Rechargeable AA and AAA Batteries
Despite what that cute Energizer bunny thinks, batteries won’t keep going and going indefinitely. Before you know it, you’re reaching for a tiny screwdriver to pry open the battery cover on toys, the remote control, or dozens of other power-hungry gadgets … Continue reading
Posted in Popular Mechanics
Tagged AA, AAA, alkaline, Amazon, AmpTorrent, Deleepow, Duracell, eneloop, Energizer, Eveready, lithium-ion, Panasonic, rechargeable batteries, Tenergy
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CTA Inducts 2020, 2021 Hall Of Fame Classes
After missing a year because of the pandemic, CTA inducted its 2020 and 2021 Hall of Fame classes at the Metropolitan Pavilion in New York, along with its last two sets of Innovation Award winners. Read the rest of this report – … Continue reading
Posted in Tech History, TWICE
Tagged BioIntelliSense, Cerf, CTA, Hall of Fame, HDTV, Kahn, KDKA, Nuheara, Nuro, Panasonic, Re:3D, ROYBI, Sierra Online, Sony, TouchPoint Solution, true wireless, Ultimate Electronics, Westinghouse
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CTA Names 2020 Hall Of Fame Class, 3 Innovation Entrepreneurs
The engineer who designed the first consumer electronics product that birthed our industry a century ago, the two computer programmers who have been dubbed the “Fathers of the Internet,” the executive who energized Sony and Sirius XM satellite radio, and … Continue reading
Posted in Tech History, TWICE
Tagged 3D printing, autonomous vehicle, CTA, DirecTV, Frank Conrad, Hall of Fame, HDTV, internet, Living in Digital Times, Panasonic, radio, RCA, Re:3D, Robert Kahn, satellite radio, satellite TV, self-driving car, SiriusXM, Sony, TCP/IP, TouchPoint, Vint Cerf, Westinghouse
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Will 8K TV Follow 4K’s Quick Adoption Pattern?
Industry observers and executives alike remain stunned at how, in just five relatively short years, 4K UHD TVs transformed from a pricey curiosity to a race-to-the-bottom commodity. Based on this perhaps flawed phenomena, the industry is optimistic that 8K will follow the … Continue reading
My CES 2018 Coverage For TWICE Show Daily
For the (at least) 30th time, I helped TWICE, the leading trade magazine in the consumer electronics business and publisher of the official CES Show Daily, cover CES. Here’s some of my coverage: What Does ‘Google Assistant Compatible’ Mean? Pai, … Continue reading
Posted in Apple, cell/smartphones, CES, TWICE
Tagged Amazon Alexa, CES, FCC, Google, net neutrality, Panasonic, Sony
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50th Anniversary of CES
The first CES took place June 25-28, 1967, and I wrote numerous (admittedly similar) pieces about it for: TWICE – CES Turns 50 Sound & Vision – CES at 50: From Humble Origins to Global Showcase Dealerscope – CES: The Summer … Continue reading
Posted in CES, Digital Tech Consulting, Huffington Post, Tech History, TWICE
Tagged Admiral, CES, Grateful Dead, Hitachi, Jack Wayman, Jefferson Airplane, Jimi Hendrix, Monterey Pop Festival, Panasonic, Philco, Philco-Ford, RCA, Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band, Sharp, Sony, The Beatles, The Who, Toshiba, Wink Martindale, Zenith
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Top 10 Gadgets of the Last 50 Years
As part of the CES 50th anniversary commemoration, in my role as newly-minted historian for the Consumer Technology Association (CTA, the industry and lobbying group who produce CES), I helped collect around three dozen historically significant gadgets for display. … Continue reading
Posted in Apple, CES, Huffington Post, Tech History
Tagged 8-track, Apple, Beatles, CES, Diamond Rio, GPS, iPhone, iPod, Magellan, Magnavox, MITS Altair 8800, Motorola, Odyssey, Panasonic, plasma, RCA, SelectaVision, Sony, TiVo, VCR, VHS, Walkman
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