Next-generation DVD technology and TVs are a main attraction at Japan's answer to the Consumer Electronics Show in the U.S.
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Photo: Robotic jacket has power up its sleeve
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October 3, 2006 photos Pricing is a factor in when the company will actually bring the gear to market.
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October 3, 2006 photos Japan's big consumer-technology showcase presents a wide range of new and developing products.
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Sharp's very, very sharp experimental screen
Its 64-inch LCD monitor offers quadruple the resolution of a normal high-definition screen.October 4, 2006
photos Sharp shows off some high-definition developments in screen technology.
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photos Speaker systems, TV phones, innovations and oddities on display this week at Tokyo's consumer-technology trade fair.
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Matsushita eyes household robots again
These prototype robots won't roll their eyes or dance, but if you fall, they could help you get up.Photo: Robotic jacket has power up its sleeveOctober 4, 2006
Hitachi concocting Blu-ray camcorder
Blu-ray DVD recorders aren't in the states yet, but Hitachi is already looking at a Blu-ray camcorder with a new format.October 3, 2006 photos Pricing is a factor in when the company will actually bring the gear to market.
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blog Seagate, meanwhile, wants the industry to get behind heat-assisted drives.
October 3, 2006 photos Japan's big consumer-technology showcase presents a wide range of new and developing products.
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Japan says no to Blu-ray, HD DVD recorders for U.S.
Machines' high price, and belief that demand is relatively modest, will keep them out of U.S. market for now.October 3, 2006
blog Hitachi is tinkering with a couple of technologies that could enhance the visual qualities of movies from the sixties.
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blog In Tokyo, a cantaloupe may set you back $25, but rented cell phones at the airport are a bargain.
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blog Manufacturers are trying to both drive down the price and shrink the size of the camera.
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Toshiba set to build 55-inch SED TVs
Company says it has made manufacturing breakthroughs on production of new televisions using a technology called SED.October 2, 2006
Canon to build ultra-thin TVs in '08
Move defies predictions that steep price falls in flat-screen TVs would make it tough to roll out the new technology.October 2, 2006
blog The answer could be forthcoming at this week's Ceatec, the Japanese version of CES.
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blog Telecom giant NTT is trying to make a reality out of an alarm that warns of temblors in the way that sirens warn of tornadoes.
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Discuss: Gadgets gather at Tokyo's Ceatec show
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