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It's all about the iPod
October 12, 2004 New surveys credit Apple with overwhelming market share and brand recognition, but competitors may find success at the low end of market.Black Friday was far from gloomy
December 8, 2004 Results from the biggest shopping day of the year indicate solid sales. They may be even better next year.Wal-Mart kicks off holiday season with $398 laptop
November 6, 2006 Retailer has started selling lower-priced Compaq laptop and discount TVs in a bid to expand its consumer electronics business.What Wal-Mart means to Dell
May 24, 2007 Direct sales aren't working the same magic they once did for the PC maker. Can it now cash in at retail?Sony to announce makeover plans
September 12, 2005 CEO Howard Stringer to reveal the next phase of "Project Nippon," which likely will include personnel shifts at Sony Group.Wal-Mart plays Black Friday spoilsport
October 23, 2007 Bargain hunters mourn as the retail giant cracks down on Web sites that post holiday sales information early.Blu-ray a player in PlayStation pricing
May 9, 2006 Sony's PlayStation 3 game console may cost more than the Xbox 360, but it also comes with Blu-ray. Will that bring in the buyers?Season looks bright for consumer electronics
November 23, 2006 Sales, led by increasingly affordable flat-panel TVs, are expected to be strong.Black Friday sales up, growth slowing
December 4, 2006 Consumers shelled out for electronics, especially TVs, but growth over the previous year slowed.Despite price cuts, Americans are spending more on TVs
November 6, 2006 Analysts say consumers are thinking big, looking to get more TV for their money.Dell to acquire Alienware
March 22, 2006 Alienware will become a wholly owned subsidiary of Dell and will continue to offer its exotic and colorful PCs.GPS finding its way to the mainstream
November 15, 2006 As prices drop, demand is increasing for mapping devices that also play music and movies.Photos: Personal GPS devices take offApple offers Mac Mini 'grab bag'
September 29, 2005 It's anyone's guess as to which machines have improved processing powers and other enhancements.Sony holds secret sale on HDTVs
December 2, 2006 An unadvertised four-day sale on certain Sony HDTVs leaves lucky consumers delighted, others frustrated.Is Vista helping boost PC sales?
May 23, 2007 It's tough to get a handle on whether Microsoft's OS is spurring people to buy, or if they'd be buying anyway.iPod add-ons: 1,000 accessories in your pocket
January 13, 2006 Still more companies, large and small, are plugging themselves into the booming market for iPod-related gear. Photos: iPod add-ons abound Video: Macworld is iPodworld in 2006Networked storage heads for homes
March 21, 2006 Storage companies are betting that a technology once reserved for businesses will appeal to consumers juggling many PCs and shared files.Acer seizes opening with Gateway
August 27, 2007 The Taiwanese PC maker has been growing fast. With Gateway, it gets a bigger foothold on U.S. soil.Dell to try branded stores--sans inventory
May 23, 2006 Company wants to show off more products in a larger space, but you won't be able to walk out with an Inspiron notebook. Photos: Tomorrow's Dell storeTwo in three retail PCs are notebooks
December 19, 2006 Black Friday showed consumers are largely fed up with desktops, and more data reveals the laptop preference has grown.
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