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Blank Blu-ray discs start shipping
April 10, 2006 Next-generation optical discs are headed to retailers, but the players aren't here yet.Samsung develops new mobile memory chip
December 27, 2006 Its new 1Gb DRAM memory chip is thinner and uses less power than previous generations of chips, company says.Best Buy tunes into HP televisions
March 31, 2006 Country's largest consumer electronics retailer plans to start selling Hewlett-Packard HDTVs starting in April.Consumer electronics sales jump in '04
January 5, 2005 TVs, MP3s and even PCs all saw gains in 2004, says a CEA report. The coming year should see an equally large lift.Intel devising chip line for consumer electronics
November 3, 2004 A new group of processors could put the chipmaker inside your set-top box.Photo: Lexar's penny-size FlashCard
December 13, 2004 Lexar hopes its USB FlashCard will be used in a range of computing and consumer-electronics devices.Gateway turns off the TV
July 21, 2005 Merger with eMachines and closure of Gateway stores had a lot to do with the decision, analysts say.Gadgets of the future gather in Japan
October 9, 2007 The Ceatec trade show brings together the big names in consumer electronics and puts the nation's weakness for tech on full display.Wal-Mart eyes green with branded gadgets
December 15, 2004 Retailer develops house brand for consumer electronics gear in an effort to bolster sales of TVs, DVD recorders and music players. Photos: How iLo can you go?Former Mac clone maker branches out
August 11, 2005 Umax comes back with new consumer electronics, including drawing tablets, mini hard drives, flash drives and MP3 players.Gateway finds new spot on retail shelves
December 20, 2004 Computer maker signs up Circuit City to sell its notebooks and desktops starting next month.SLRs lead digital camera sales surge
April 4, 2007 Canon remains the top SLR seller, but Sony quickly jumps into third in a market that grew 39 percent in 2006.Sprint to use WiMax for 4G wireless network
August 8, 2006 Sprint Nextel says the high-speed wireless data network will be faster and more cost-effective. Photos: Sprint CEO bets big on WiMaxLenovo wants to be household name
April 4, 2007 PC company is creating a business unit that will focus on international consumers, a fast-growing segment outside its traditional strengths.Apple expands Best Buy foothold
June 1, 2006 Displays of new MacBooks, MacBook Pros boost company's presence in consumer electronics retailer giant. Photos: Apple on displayThis DVD player stars Mickey Mouse
April 26, 2005 Continuing its foray into consumer electronics, Disney is introducing portable DVD players and CD players targeted at kids. Photos: Snow White with a handheldCisco readies consumer electronics strategy
January 18, 2006 Cisco's Linksys to unveil new business unit geared toward home entertainment early next month.Linksys to buy consumer electronics start-up
July 22, 2005 Cisco division will pay $61 million for maker of DVD players that can be connected to the Net, as it expands its reach into the networked home.You go, girl gadgeteer
July 10, 2006 Women, a growing force in consumer electronics, have a message for gadget makers--and it's not all about pink. Photos: Gadgets for galsSeason looks bright for consumer electronics
November 23, 2006 Sales, led by increasingly affordable flat-panel TVs, are expected to be strong.
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