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Samsung, Sony join forces on LCDs
March 9, 2004 The consumer electronics giants form a 50-50 joint venture in Korea to produce liquid crystal displays for flat-panel TVs, as the market for LCD panels heats up.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.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.The next electronics giant?
November 5, 2003 Samsung has big ambitions in consumer electronics, and it's up to Eric Kim to make it happen.Dell moves into family room with LCD TV
October 22, 2003 The PC maker plans to forge deeper into the market for consumer electronics next week when it releases its first television based on a liquid-crystal display.Year in review: From iPhone to Kindle
December 17, 2007 Apple, Amazon.com, and Vizio take a plunge into the consumer electronics world.Wal-Mart makes room for thin TVs
March 15, 2004 The retailing giant is in the midst of expanding its selection of LCD TVs, plasma TVs and other types of digital sets.Dell to name its own tunes
September 23, 2003 The PC maker is set to put its name on a pair of new consumer-electronics devices, including a portable music player, in time for the holiday season.DVD players high on shopping lists
October 14, 2003 U.S. consumers are planning to buy plenty of electronic gadgets this holiday season, and DVD players are a popular option for many shoppers.Intel fund to bolster consumer electronics
January 7, 2004 The chipmaker creates a $200 million venture capital fund to invest in start-ups and small companies that specialize in technology for the home.Samsung's big-screen plans for CES
January 5, 2005 Electronics giant rolls out 102-inch high-def plasma TV for demonstration purposes only but plans to offer an 80-incher this year.Sony begins mass production of OLED screens
September 14, 2004 The electronics giant has begun production of next-generation screens using organic light-emitting diode technology.Sony zooms in with new TV tech
August 11, 2004 Electronics giant develops new television technology to attack core business from a new angle.Gateway debuts wide-screen TV
October 30, 2003 The company continues its foray into consumer electronics, unveiling a rear-projection television with a 56-inch screen.Gateway gets behind the camera
September 29, 2003 The PC maker unveils a new miniature camcorder, the Gateway DV-S20 Pocket Multi-Cam, which takes its place in a wider effort to tap the consumer electronics market.Commentary: Hello, consumer electronics
October 24, 2003 With an array of new gadgets, Dell joins other PC vendors moving into the crowded consumer electronics market. Success will depend on device integration, in-store presence and the shift to home ne...Dell unveils hat trick of products
September 1, 2004 The PC maker is gearing up for the fall with new printers, TVs and a spiced-up desktop.Japanese makers forge $1 billion LCD alliance
August 31, 2004 Hitachi, Toshiba and Matsushita will pour $1 billion into manufacturing large LCDs for flat-screen TVs.Dell plans new LCD TV models
June 14, 2004 PC maker aims to be tech contractor for the digital home.Display tech aims for a brighter future
March 24, 2005 LEDs are bright enough for use in LCD TVs and other gear. Will consumers take a shine to the cost? Photos: Shining the light on LEDs
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